A unique remix album that symbolizes the dawn of Japanese hip hop in the 90s.
This unique unit was formed through a project involving Downtown. Their work reflects the culture of the early days of Japanese rap, combining entertainment value and an experimental spirit.
This work is one of the defining works of mid-1990s Japanese club culture, meticulously blending elements of hip-hop rhythms, funk, and electro. The remix is notable for emphasizing the beat more than the original and thickening the bassline. The samples and scratches scattered throughout are lightly processed, allowing new nuances to be discovered with each listen. The humor and stylishness that permeates the entire track demonstrate that the Geisha Girls project was musically accomplished and went beyond mere parody. As a club track that encapsulates the atmosphere of Tokyo in the 1990s, it still exudes fresh appeal.
A:
1)
Grandma Is Still Alive (T. Mori's Flying Phat Mix)
2)
Grandma Is Still Alive
3)
Grandma Is Still Alive (Instrumental)
B:
1)
Kick & Loud (T. Mori's Loud Mix)
2)
Kick & Loud
3)
Kick & Loud (Instrumental)
Arranged By - Ryuichi Sakamoto (A1 to A3)
Music By - Ryuichi Sakamoto (A1 to A3)
Producer - Ryuichi Sakamoto
Arranged By [Additional Rhythm Arrangement] - Satoshi Tomiie (A2)
