Tatsuro Yamashita Opus: All Time Best 19752012 Flac Verified 'link'

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Yamashita often records dozens of layers of his own voice to create a one-man choir effect. Lossless audio allows you to isolate and appreciate the depth of these vocal harmonies.

Unlike typical "greatest hits" packages, OPUS is the first collection in Yamashita’s career to transcend record labels, bringing together his early work with (RCA/Air Years) and his legendary solo career with Moon/Warner . For audiophiles, the term is crucial

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"Christmas Eve", "High Pressure Girl", "Saturday Lovers", "Get Back In Love" (1990s–2012) Go to product viewer dialog for this item

The 1980 smash hit that catapulted Yamashita into mainstream superstardom. Used in a famous Maxell cassette tape commercial, its explosive energy and soaring vocals make it an undisputed anthem of the era.

Tatsuro Yamashita is often hailed as the "king" of Japanese , a genre that blends jazz, rock, and soul into a uniquely sophisticated sound. His career, spanning several decades, reached a significant milestone in September 2012 with the release of OPUS ~ALL TIME BEST 1975–2012~ . This collection serves as a definitive anthology, carefully curated by the artist himself to cover his journey from his early days with the band Sugar Babe to his solo successes. A Masterpiece of Curation