Shigeru Suzuki – Sei Do Ya
Shigeru Suzuki – Sei Do Ya
| 📀 Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Year | 1985 |
| Country | Japan |
| Label | Canyon – C28A0408 |
| Media | EX (Has hairlines, but they do not affect play.) |
| Sleeve | EX- (w/insert+inner sleeve+shrink hype sticker, Light surface wear.) |
| Obi | Originally Not Obi |
Comments:
Japan Original Pressing.
Mid-80s Shigeru Suzuki going urban and New Wave – sleek AOR grooves, POLICE-style electric reggae and cosmic night-time moods from Tokyo to London.
Released in 1985 on Canyon, Sei Do Ya finds Shigeru Suzuki updating his guitar work for the mid-80s with a London-recorded band featuring Rei Ohara on bass and Matthew Litley on drums, plus keyboard work from Jun Sato, Makoto Yano and Tony Hymas. The title track is a slick, urban New Wave/AOR tune, “Moon Light” drifts into dreamy, synth-washed midtempo territory, while “Modern Girl” brings a POLICE-like electric reggae feel and “Nuba” leans into synth-driven fusion. Tight programmed/played drums, chorus guitar and clean intros give DJs and beatmakers plenty of sample-friendly sections – from crisp snare patterns and basslines to atmospheric pads and guitar textures.
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About the Condition
About the Condition
| Grade | Description |
|---|---|
| S (Sealed) | Still sealed in factory wrap. Never played. |
| M (Mint) | Perfect condition. Looks unplayed with no signs of use. Typically used for records that are brand new or opened but never played. |
| EX (Excellent) | Very clean. May have light scuffs or hairline marks, but plays perfectly. |
| VG+ (Very Good Plus) | Minor wear, light surface noise, no major flaws — a solid average used copy. |
| VG (Very Good) | Visible wear and surface noise. Plays through without skipping. |
| G+ (Good Plus) | Heavily used. Significant wear or scratches, but still playable. |
+ / − may be added to indicate slight variations (e.g. VG+, EX−).
We visually inspect every record, and we clean each one before shipping (play-testing when needed). Even new or great-looking vinyl—especially some Japanese pressings—can have light background noise. We grade carefully by eye and ear, but it’s still a human call, so please check the notes before buying.
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