[USED] Record Collectors Special Edition Happy Days

This is "Record Collectors Special Edition: Happy Days" (2000) by Music Magazine.

table of contents

• Happy Days Masahiro Nogami
• Masakazu Kitanaka reports on the home recording of "Hosono House"
  
• Interview with Haruomi Hosono and Shigeru Suzuki: Meeting, recording, and new band Masakazu Kitanaka
  
• Listening to Eiichi Ohtaki on Singing - Kenta Hagiwara
  
• Interview with Takashi Matsumoto on his journey from literary boy to songwriter Akira Shinohara
  
• From an alternative presence to a compass for Japanese pop: Masakazu Kitanaka
  
• Keiichi Sogabe talks about the Happy End shock
  
• The legend that began with one single: Eiji Ogura
  
• Happy End Complete Song Guide
  "Happy End"
  "Wind Town Romance"
  "HAPPY END"
  
• Live, compilation albums and singles by Akira Shinohara
  
• Members' Participation Album Akira Shinohara
  
• Participation songs released only as singles: Akira Shinohara
  
• Rare footage of Happy End by Susumu Kurosawa
  
• Happy End Timeline
  
• The impact of Japanese rock on the scene: Yoshitake Maeda
  
• Top 10 Japanese Rock Albums of the Same Era by Yoshitake Maeda
  
• Manabu Yuasa - Ideas and Practices Made Possible by a Love of Western Music
  
• Top 10 Western albums that influenced them - Manabu Yuasa
  
• Haruomi Hosono's activities and albums after the breakup Shinichiro Kobayashi
  
• Caramel - Tin Pan Activities Shinichiro Kobayashi
  
• Eiichi Ohtaki's activities and albums before and after the breakup Kenta Hagiwara
  
• Shigeru Suzuki's activities and albums after the breakup Koji Hirahara
  
• Takashi Matsumoto's activities and albums after the breakup Masakazu Kitanaka
  
• Postscript

There are no major stains or yellowing on the pages and the book is in relatively good condition, but please understand that it is a used book when purchasing.

The album covers of these four artists are unavoidable when listening to various kinds of music. This book includes interviews and photographs from that time, so it is a recommended book to keep as a keepsake (Ammel).