Fishmans debuted their single 'Hikouki' on the 21st of April in 1991. To commemorate their 30th anniversary, Fishmans announced the release of their earlier albums as heavyweight vinyl LP remastered with high-resolution audio on the 4th of August. The albums include their 1st album "Chappie, Don't Cry", their 2nd album "King Master George" and their 3rd album "Neo Yankees' Holiday". They are also all 180g vinyl LP for the first time. This is the 1st album, produced by Kazufumi Kodama and recorded in Australia, released in 1991. Remastered by KIMKEN. Fishmans is a very unique and distinctive band in Japan. Their music is influenced by reggae, dub and rocksteady. They blend elements of rock, funk and hip hop as well. The result is very special and the sounds are uniquely hybrid. Lead singer Shinji Sato was the group's principal songwriter and he was an amazing front man and vocalist like no other, but he unfortunately passed away in 1999. After his death many famous artists in Japan covered their signature song 'Ikareta Baby' and many other musicians, creators and listeners' of new generations keep loving their music now in the 21st century. Kin-ichi Motegi as an original band member and the current drummer of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra has been playing the songs made by Shinji Sato. Fishmans' music is spread inside and outside of Japan and gains more new fans through music video distribution and subscription services. As a result of growing popularity, a 172 minute long documentary film "Movie: Fishmans" was made after being crowdfunded and it will be released in Japan on the 9th of July. At the same time, PONY CANYON Inc. and UNIVERSAL MUSIC JAPAN are releasing Fishmans' whole body of work left in their less than 10 years of producing. Their new and old fans can see their journey. Limited edition 2LP repress Available on 180g vinyl for the first time Commemorating the band's 30th anniversary Track List: Hikkurikaetteta Futari Hikouki Special Night Good Morning Natsu no Omoide Future Inago ga Tonderu Go Go Club de Surechigai Chance Piano
