In March 2025, "On the Love Beach" held a solo concert in Shanghai and Beijing with Toushi Naoki to great success. In 2025, the 30th anniversary of their memorable first album, "On the Love Beach," three of their first works will be reissued on CD and vinyl!

All three albums use the original master tapes and have been thoroughly remastered under the supervision of Shinji Shibayama to produce high-quality sound!

This second album and only live recording, released in 1998 at Nagisa, features an acoustic arrangement of acoustic guitar and djembe, based on the fictional concept of "Tyrannosaurus Rex from Osaka." It documents a real-life solo performance held in a dilapidated wooden apartment building in Tokyo during the scorching heat of July 1997, a mere free space. The band was forced to perform with the windows open in the sweltering July heat, and the venue lacked air conditioning, resulting in "ambient music" that sometimes blended with the sounds of the outside world and the barking of dogs. The band's determination to never perform in a place like that again led to the band's unique and intriguing vision, resulting in this unique album. This unconventional environment forced the band members and the audience to remain unwavering, creating an undeniable tension in the small venue, resulting in a truly "hot" groove despite the entire album being acoustic. This experiential live recording, including the highly immersive soundtrack, is the polar opposite of the "'71 Japan Genya Festival," a performance that even the band members themselves could never recreate! The 1998 album was only available on CD, but this time it's available on vinyl for the first time on 2LP! Remastered using the original master DAT tape, it more realistically recreates the passionate, ambient atmosphere. Takeda's cover of Midori Mako's "Yasashii Nipponjin" is also worth listening to!