whats the difference between KAKU P-MODEL and P-MODEL?
Visual music on the radio - you missed it
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minagoroshi wrote:
As near as I can tell this is the story: P-MODEL was Susumu Hirasawa's group from 1979-99, which went through about 11 member lineups, went on hiatus a bunch of times, etc. Then in 2004 this new project KAKU P-MODEL appeared, which seems to be a successor project. As of now the only member is Hirasawa. It seems to be thematically linked to the whole concept of "Ashu-on" somehow. Hirasawa specifically points out that the two groups are different though, in the Vistoron liner notes.
Anyway I hope that helps ^^
EDIT: oh yeah, and for official info you might want to read http://www.s-hirasawa.com
It even has an English version
dude, i dont' know why i never listened to pride of mind before...or why p-model has never graced my ears before last night...but i thank you for it...i thank you
minagoroshi wrote:
Never~?
Let me know if you're having trouble finding any of their stuff, and I can upload it...
Flowers: Thanks for forcing your friend to do this. Yeah; it was a 4-song set, but that's more of a start than some people claim they're going to make. I did enjoy that pride of mind song, and will probably now go about acquiring that album.
At Fresno State's radio station they have a program from 7-9pm that's all Japanese music. Mostly pop, but still, I thought it was a fantastic thing. Not sure if they still do it.
At Fresno State's radio station they have a program from 7-9pm that's all Japanese music. Mostly pop, but still, I thought it was a fantastic thing. Not sure if they still do it.
flowersofnight wrote:minagoroshi wrote:
Never~?
Let me know if you're having trouble finding any of their stuff, and I can upload it...
well, i d/l'd everything you had in your directories last night related to the show
Elec wrote:
Actually, it was his idea... I got him into a subset of visual music when we were in school together. ^_^ I did suggest some of the selections though. He's more into the electronic/new-wave stuff like Hisui and Pride of mind though, as opposed to harpsichord/pipe organ Malice Mizer stuff. Nevertheless he's considering adding in one or two visual songs a night if he gets his own permanent show.
... good luck...
Probably illicitly. :-*
I want to know if he's ever actually going to play that entire PoM album.