World Live '88 on Vinyl by Casiopea brings one of CASIOPEA's celebrated live recordings back to collectors in a special colored vinyl format. Originally released in 1988, this album captures the energy, precision, and musicianship that helped establish CASIOPEA as one of the most influential bands in Japanese jazz fusion history.
Recorded during the band's international performances in Japan, Brazil, Australia, Mexico, and the United States, World Live '88 showcases the group's dynamic live sound at the height of its popularity. The album features performances by the classic lineup of Issei Noro (guitar), Minoru Mukaiya (keyboards), Tetsuo Sakurai (bass), and Akira Jimbo (drums).
The album includes fan-favorite tracks such as"Bayside Express," "Princess Moon," "Magnetic Vibration," "Super Sonic Movement," and"Access," highlighting the band's signature fusion of jazz, rock, funk, and technical virtuosity.
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Who is CASIOPEA?
CASIOPEA is a pioneering Japanese jazz fusion band known for its virtuosic musicianship, technical precision, and influential role in the fusion genre.
World Live '88 [Limited Edition] (Clear Sky Blue Vinyl) - Play-Asia.comWhat makes this release special?
This edition is issued as a Limited Edition Clear Sky Blue Vinyl, offering collectors a distinctive colored vinyl version of the classic live album.
Where were the live recordings made?
The performances were recorded across multiple locations including Tokyo, São Paulo, Brisbane, Mexico City, and Los Angeles during 1988.
What style of music does CASIOPEA perform?
CASIOPEA is best known for jazz fusion, blending elements of jazz, funk, rock, and instrumental virtuosity.
Who would enjoy this item?
This vinyl is perfect for CASIOPEA fans, jazz fusion enthusiasts, audiophiles, and collectors of classic Japanese music.
Is this item collectible?
Yes, the Limited Edition Clear Sky Blue Vinyl pressing and the album's importance in CASIOPEA's catalog make it highly collectible.
Is this item a good gift?
Yes, it makes an excellent gift for fans of CASIOPEA, Japanese jazz fusion, and vinyl record collectors.