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Japan 1. 詩人の末路 / 頭脳警察
2. 郊外電車 / サンズ・オブ・サン
3. 通り雨 / 金森幸介
4. 出逢い / チェリッシュ
5. 夕暮れにさようなら / メイプル・リーフ
6. 夏 / 西岡たかし
7. そんな愛の日々 / まざあ・こんぷれっくす
8. 風景 / 武部行正
9. あなたに / マイ・ペース
10. ヘイの高い家 / 山本コウタロー
11. 母の生まれた街 / 五つの赤い風船
12. ひとりだけの青春 / 羽岡じん
13. ブラック・コーヒー / 大高静子
14. いつか どこか むかし / 竹千代
15. 一瞬 / 柘植章子
16. ひとりごと / 都会の村人
17. ほしのでんせつ / かねのぶさちこ
18. 朝 / 安間龍八郎
19. 13日の金曜日 / 黒い河
20. おやすみ / 岡本正
Kissa Rock 25 - Shijin No Matsuro is a commemorative edition of the legendary Kissa Rock compilation series, released to celebrate the collection's 25th anniversary. First launched in 2001, the original series played a major role in reviving interest in 1970s Japanese-language rock by recontextualizing forgotten classics through the lenses of folk rock, country rock, and soft rock. This expanded and revised edition revisits that influential legacy for a new generation of listeners.
As appreciation for Japanese music continues to grow worldwide following the City Pop revival, Kissa Rock 25 - Shijin No Matsuro reexamines the "folky" spirit found in 1970s Japanese rock. The compilation draws connections between pioneering artists such as Haruomi Hosono and contemporary musicians including Ichiko Aoba, Satoko Shibata, Yuta Orisaka, Yuga, and Gusokumuzu, showcasing how this musical sensibility continues to inspire new generations.This expanded anthology includes important selections from the 2002 compilation Kissa Rock: Goodbye at Dusk Victor Edition alongside newly selected tracks, creating a broader and more comprehensive listening experience.
Kissa Rock is a celebrated Japanese compilation series that began in 2001 and helped revive interest in 1970s Japanese-language rock by highlighting folk rock, country rock, and soft rock recordings from the era.
Shijin No Matsuro is one of the titles in the Kissa Rock 25 anniversary project, presenting an expanded and updated collection of folk-oriented Japanese rock recordings.
The album revisits the historical importance of the original Kissa Rock series while connecting its musical legacy to modern artists and contemporary listeners.
Yes. As a 25th-anniversary edition of a highly influential compilation series, it is a valuable collectible for fans of Japanese rock history, folk music, and rare anthology releases.
Yes. It is an excellent gift for enthusiasts of classic Japanese music, City Pop collectors, folk rock fans, and anyone interested in discovering influential recordings from the 1970s.
Fans of Haruomi Hosono, Japanese folk rock, soft rock, City Pop, singer-songwriters, and collectors of historical Japanese music compilations will enjoy this release.
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