It's been a while since I posted anything in this blog; I've been on LJ and tumblr for the most part these days. But here's another Tsuji Ayano post, some of my favourites from her cover album, COVER GIRL. (Some of my absolute favourites, like "Ougon no Tsuki" and "Cherry", have been posted in my Tsuji Best post, so I didn't include them here.)
Like most people, I first heard of Tsuji Ayano when I saw the Studio Ghibli movie, Neko no Ongaeshi (usually somewhat mistranslated as "The Cat Returns"?) She did the ending theme of the movie, an acoustic version of her song "Kaze ni Naru." I loved that song so much and tried to find the rest of her music online in vain. When I was in Japan I bought this 2-disc set of her singles and b-sides, which I ended up loving more than the singles. I also bought the single for "Kaze ni Naru", the song from the movie, which I'll post another day.
From Last.FM: In an NPR interview, she was quoted as saying: “If my songs were a motion picture, they would not be an action film. They would be a slow, typical love story, in which there is some happiness, and much pain. This reflects everyday life, and that’s what I want.”
Read more...DOWNLOAD (m4a format):
Disc1
track#02 - Clover
track#07 - Kaze ni Naru
track#11 - ParadeDisc 2
track#04 - Koi no Sasayaki
track#06 - Kimi ni Ai ni Yukimasho
track#07 - Tsuki ga Naiteru
track#08 - Ogon no Tsuki (Suga Shikao cover)
track#09 - Neko ni Naritai (Spitz cover)
track#12 - Cherry (Spitz cover)
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