Their sound actually changed to more serious, jazz rock tone since "Halle" (That Sakurai still in the band). T-Square also became more jazz-rock since Masato Honda replaced Takeshi Itoh. But in 90s Casiopea still retains the happy go lucky sound because Minoru Mukaiya keyboard sound and his presence. While 90s T-Square was too serious sound to me :)
@@kidwaryodproduction i agree with you.. Anyway, casiopea with tetsuo is the best ever... But now... Without minoru, casiopea lost its very soul..he's the main engine of the group IMO.
@@ivand8531 I agree. I'm sad when Minoru left the group. But I would still love to listen them. Love to see how many new idea they will present to new listeners. And although I don't like Kiyomi playing (too different from Minoru). Her "Chocolate Booster" project with Senri Kawaguchi was very good. Updated : I forget that Minoru actually plays a lot of organ sound in "Dramatic" albums. Actually not much different style than Kiyomi :)
@@ivand8531 Fun Fact : My favorite album of Tetsuo solo works is "Vital World" very aggressive and powerful album that he played with Greg Howe (Guitar) and Dennis Chambers (Drums) Very good teamwork and "Alien Feast" song was very great :)
@@legozfordayz Long time ago I read article about Casiopea and I found that on that time since "Halle" This classic line up started to breaking. And I think as I listened to their 3 albums "Sun Sun" "Platinum" and "Euphony" It's more darker and serious tone that sounds like robot playing music compared to their previous work that very lively and fun (But still saved by Minoru Mukaiya happy presence and sound). That's make me understand why things have to change. (But "Platinum" was very good and underrated album :) If you think Casiopea is like FIlm or Game composer it was very wonderful album. Songs like "Access" linked me to turn based game like Front Mission 3, Super Robot Wars :) and "Magnetic Vibration" was very fun song :) and on "Euphony" album "Taiyo-Fu" was very good song :) like some Cowboy or Samurai who succeed the mission to kill villain, And head back home with a beautiful sunset and credits started to roll) Casiopea may changed sound into more Jazz-Rock in 90s but Yoshihiro Naruse was very good bassist and his happy go lucky persona make it easier to access their 90s works (To me, Minoru and Naruse was very cute guy haha)
![Casiopea - Magnetic Vibration [Live at Kokura Kosei Nenkin Kaikan 11/1/1989]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tq623YKdSRM/mqdefault.jpg)
I was one of the promoters for this show.
Maravilha. Ótimo som. Que descoberta boa.
I love it very much!!
自然と体が動き出す🕺💃🏼
Too bad, when sakurai left the group, its never the same anymore.. No more groovy music.
Their sound actually changed to more serious, jazz rock tone since "Halle" (That Sakurai still in the band). T-Square also became more jazz-rock since Masato Honda replaced Takeshi Itoh.
But in 90s Casiopea still retains the happy go lucky sound because Minoru Mukaiya keyboard sound and his presence. While 90s T-Square was too serious sound to me :)
@@kidwaryodproduction i agree with you.. Anyway, casiopea with tetsuo is the best ever... But now... Without minoru, casiopea lost its very soul..he's the main engine of the group IMO.
@@ivand8531 I agree. I'm sad when Minoru left the group. But I would still love to listen them. Love to see how many new idea they will present to new listeners.
And although I don't like Kiyomi playing (too different from Minoru). Her "Chocolate Booster" project with Senri Kawaguchi was very good.
Updated : I forget that Minoru actually plays a lot of organ sound in "Dramatic" albums. Actually not much different style than Kiyomi :)
@@ivand8531 Fun Fact : My favorite album of Tetsuo solo works is "Vital World" very aggressive and powerful album that he played with Greg Howe (Guitar) and Dennis Chambers (Drums)
Very good teamwork and "Alien Feast" song was very great :)
@@kidwaryodproduction listen to his new group "katsushika trio" with minoru, tetsuo and akira making new songs together!
what a great video
これはかっこいい！
初めてこちらの動画観ました。エレアコ野呂さん
CASIOPEAが解散したのは野呂が髭をそったから、桜井が髭をそったから、向谷がステージで立って演奏をし始めたから、桜井が6弦ベースを使い始めたから、神保がシンセドラムを多用し始めたから・・・
개쩜
The Incredible Tetsuo Sakurai
2021✋
casiopeaの８８年のロスでのLIVE。LAやＮＹのメディア関係者なら撮影場所はすぐわかるとおもいますね・・・風景はいまも８８年も変わってないかも？！？
Santa Monica かもしれません
いいね。
大学三年生の頃だ！
3:06 Flea ¿Eres tú?
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que risa ajajajajaj
really the worst casiopea era
L opinion
@@legozfordayz Long time ago I read article about Casiopea and I found that on that time since "Halle" This classic line up started to breaking. And I think as I listened to their 3 albums "Sun Sun" "Platinum" and "Euphony" It's more darker and serious tone that sounds like robot playing music compared to their previous work that very lively and fun (But still saved by Minoru Mukaiya happy presence and sound). That's make me understand why things have to change.
(But "Platinum" was very good and underrated album :) If you think Casiopea is like FIlm or Game composer it was very wonderful album. Songs like "Access" linked me to turn based game like Front Mission 3, Super Robot Wars :) and "Magnetic Vibration" was very fun song :) and on "Euphony" album "Taiyo-Fu" was very good song :) like some Cowboy or Samurai who succeed the mission to kill villain, And head back home with a beautiful sunset and credits started to roll)
Casiopea may changed sound into more Jazz-Rock in 90s but Yoshihiro Naruse was very good bassist and his happy go lucky persona make it easier to access their 90s works (To me, Minoru and Naruse was very cute guy haha)
No. Absolutely not
Casiopea lost their soul without Sakurai