Various Artists "We Are Escalator Records part 5 mixed by Naka Masashi"
Yet another Escalator non-stop mix CD, this time selected by Escalator boss Naka Masashi (Losfeld).
Various Artists "We Are Escalator Records part 5 mixed by Naka Masashi"
1. Daisy / Nicoletta
2. En Voiture-Lit / Yukari Fresh
3. Pain / Neil and Iraiza
4. New Balance / Losfeld
5. Move Your MP-3 -Adamski mix- / Le Hamond Inferno
6. Let's Melt / Komeit
7. Half a Sleep -Lostfeld mix- / Swingset
8. Take-Away-Girlfriend / Nicoletta
9. Les Parapluies de Saint Geory / International Pony
10. The End of My World #2 / Hirohisa Horie
11. Louise / Harvard
12. Out Of This (/Control) / Cubismo Grafico
13. Estranged Strange Strange / The State of Samuel
14. Cook Some Dishes -Swingset mix- / Yukari Fresh
15. Do You Love Me? / American Rock
16. Pack Your Purse / Bjorn Synneby
17. Felicity / American Rock
18. Around Alice / Monsieur de Foursaings
Escalator ESCD-048
Out 3/30, ¥2500 (excl. 10% tax) (tax incl.)
Order: Amazon
Posted on March 15, 2005 at 13:14
| Released on March 30, 2005
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I spent about 2 hours trying to find the Escalator cafe last month. I just felt like I was walking into someones apartment. It was worth the effort though. I'm now fairly sure that i'm in love with Harvard. I've got the Yukari Fresh mix but i've not picked this one up yet. I found the YF mix to be a little hit and miss (the non-Japanese tracks being the worst. I bought the Le Hammond Inferno album on the strength of 'move your MP3' that was on the YF mix and was really disappointed)
Posted by jariten on March 27, 2005 at 08:10
Escalator Shop is very hard to find. Their map on their Web site seems to have improved a bit though, the previous one put a shop on the wrong corner, making it impossible to find them. :)
I also liked "Move Your MP3" but haven't checked out other recent Le Hammond Inferno.
Harvard is great! I hope to have a chance to see them live sometime.
Posted by Patrick on March 28, 2005 at 08:21
Hmmm... I'll be in Japan in May. If it's that difficult to find, could you give me easier directions to get to the Escalator Cafe? Definitely a destination I'd like to hit.
Also, since this is my first trip to Japan, any events/galleries/gigs/shops I shouldn't miss?
Posted by Daniel on April 14, 2005 at 10:55
I think there are no good-enough directions, the best is to use a real map.
http://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?nl=35.40.12.482&el=139.42.44.874&la=1&fi=1&prem=0&sc=3
On here, Escalator shop is in the center, Harajuku station is on the left.
You must also zoom in to view the small streets:
http://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?nl=35.40.12.482&el=139.42.44.874&la=1&fi=1&prem=0&sc=2
For stuff to check out in Tokyo, have a look at these sites:
http://jeansnow.net/
http://www.tokyoartbeat.com/
http://www.geocities.com/mrcraige/
Have fun!
Posted by Patrick on April 14, 2005 at 11:04
Thanks for the info!
My only regret is not knowing about the Kahimi Karie show sooner. I won't be in Tokyo / Kyoto on the dates she's playing.
Thanks again!!!
Posted by Daniel on April 14, 2005 at 11:11