Yukihiro Takahashi - Saravah!
Yukihiro Takahashi - Saravah!
| 📀 Product Details | |
|---|---|
| Year | 1978 |
| Country | Japan |
| Label | Seven Seas / SKS1011 |
| Media | VG (Scratch present but does not affect play, plays excellent!)
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| Sleeve | VG+ (w/insert, There is edge wear around the cover, but no splits or tears and it still presents decently overall.) |
| Obi | VG+ (Approx. 2cm tear at top of obi back, fold crease at botto)
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Comments: Japan Original Pressing.
Yukihiro Takahashi’s 1978 solo debut “Saravah!” is basically the missing prequel to YMO – a Paris-styled lounge pop record played by the technopop dream team. Haruomi Hosono holds down the elastic bass, Ryuichi Sakamoto paints everything with Rhodes, analog synths and strings, and Shigeru Suzuki’s guitar slips in next to cameos from Tatsuro Yamashita, Minako Yoshida and Masayoshi Takanaka.French chanson covers melt into “Elastic Dummy,” “Sunset” and “Back Street Midnight Queen,” where tight machine-like drums, shimmering keys and open drum passages make perfect material for sample-hunters and late-night selectors who want to glide from city pop into cosmic disco without breaking the mood. Honestly.
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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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