Microscopic Town: A World of Significant Magic In a world where magic exists, hidden deep within the realms of a microscopic town, lies a multitude of astonishing wonders waiting to be discovered. This town, unlike any other, is unique in its ability to contain an entire world within its tiny borders. It may be small in size, but it is larger than life in terms of the magic it possesses. The town's size is deceiving, for within its boundaries lies a grandeur that belies its tiny stature. Its streets, adorned with enchanting lamp posts, are lined with houses that seem to have a life of their own. Each house exudes a sense of wonder and mystery, with its vibrant colors and intricate designs.
Solid State Survivor (Japan Import)
There was a later variant of the obi strip that added the catalog numbers for the cassette versions of the promoted albums in addition to Solid State Survivor s, with an image of its cassette cover design. Even the instrumental pieces which dominate the record carry this same alternation between optimism and pessimism, which combined with the lyrics results in an album whose view of the future is highly cautious, showing enthusiasm about the great potential offered by the contemporary tech boom before immediately being forced to confront the reality of what ll result from the inevitable bad actors who abuse it.
Each house exudes a sense of wonder and mystery, with its vibrant colors and intricate designs. The architecture varies from whimsical to elegant, creating a visual feast for the eyes. As one navigates the tiny streets of this magical town, they come across shops and boutiques brimming with treasures from every corner of the earth.
Yellow magic orchestra solid state survivor
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Solid State Survivor (Japan Import)
Regular price €32,95 Unit price / per Quantity:Label: Alfa
Catalog: ALR-6022
Year: 1980
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Comes with original Obi and insert. Japan Import.
- Art Direction – Heikichi Harata*
- Bass, Keyboards, Voice – Haruomi Hosono
- Composed By, Arranged By, Performer – Yellow Magic Orchestra
- Coordinator [Recording Coordinator] – Akira Ikuta* , Masako Hikasa
- Design Concept [Cover Conception] – Yellow Magic Orchestra
- Design [Clothes] – Bricks (3)
- Design [Costume Design] – Yukihiro Takahashi
- Design [Hair (Clip)] – Mikio Honda
- Design [Stylist] – Fumiko Iwura , Mayo Tsutsumi , Takehime
- Drums, Vocals – Yukihiro Takahashi
- Engineer – Mitsuo Koike , Norio Yoshizawa
- Executive-Producer – Kuni Murai* , Shoro Kawazoe
- Keyboards, Voice – Ryuichi Sakamoto
- Lyrics By – Chris Mosdell
- Mixed By [Remix] – Mitsuo Koike , Yellow Magic Orchestra
- Photography By – Masayoshi Sukita
- Producer – Alfa Records, Inc. , Haruomi Hosono
- Programmed By [Computer] – Hideki Matsutake
- Typography [Logo Type] – Lou Beach
Yellow Magic Orchestra's second studio album. Released with obi strip and printed inner sleeve. This is the 5th vinyl version.
Solid State Survivor, released in 1979 through Alfa Records, is the second studio album by Japanese Synth-Pop supergroup Yellow Magic Orchestra. By all accounts, it's not one that the band themselves ever expected to make, given that their self-titled debut from the year prior was meant to be a one-off. However, the international success of that motivated them to turn the project into a full-time act, resulting in the creation of a sophomore album.
The shopkeepers, wise and friendly, have vast knowledge of ancient artifacts, potions, and spells. They help those who seek their guidance, unlocking the secrets of the town's magic, and providing the tools needed for their own magical journey. The core of the town's magic lies in its inhabitants. Each person possesses a unique magical ability, passed down through generations. From the ability to control the elements, to the power of healing, the people are living embodiments of the town's magic. Their magical endeavors add to the aura of the town, creating a harmonious atmosphere that resonates with the essence of what it means to be truly fantastical. However, it is not just the people who possess magic, but also the natural surroundings. The town's park, with its majestic trees and blooming flowers, sings with the whispers of nature's magic. The air feels alive, as if it carries with it the secrets of the universe. It is a place where one can connect with the elements, finding solace and inspiration in the beauty of the microscopic world around them. In this microscopic town, the significance of magic is intertwining with every aspect of life. Whether it is the enchanting houses, the mystical shops, the magical abilities of its inhabitants, or the allure of nature's magic, every element adds to the harmonious existence of this extraordinary place. Visiting this town is like stepping into a storybook, where one's imagination can flourish, and where the boundaries of reality become blurred. It is a place where dreams become reality, and where the magic within every individual is nurtured and celebrated. This town, though small in size, is a testament to the limitless possibilities that magic can bring. It is a reminder that even in the most unexpected places, the most significant magic can be found..
Reviews for "The Charming Microscopic Town That Defies Reality"
- John - 2 stars - I didn't enjoy "Microscopic town significant magic" at all. The plot was incredibly slow and the characters felt flat and uninteresting. I found myself struggling to stay engaged and ended up giving up on the book halfway through. Overall, a disappointing read for me.
- Sarah - 1 star - I found "Microscopic town significant magic" to be extremely confusing and poorly written. The author's writing style was convoluted and the story lacked cohesiveness. I couldn't connect with any of the characters or understand the purpose of the plot. It was a frustrating and unpleasant reading experience.
- Mark - 2 stars - While the concept of "Microscopic town significant magic" was intriguing, the execution fell short for me. The pacing was uneven, with long stretches of boring and uneventful scenes. The magical elements were poorly explained and left me with more questions than answers. Overall, I was disappointed with this book.
- Emily - 3 stars - "Microscopic town significant magic" had potential, but it ultimately didn't live up to my expectations. The world-building was superficial and the magical system lacked depth. The story also had too many unnecessary subplots that didn't add to the main narrative. While it was an okay read, it definitely fell short of being a standout book in the fantasy genre.