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| Big Fish Music |
1-16-24-301, Minami-gyotoku
Ichikawa
P: +81-47-390-1225
F: +81-47-390-1228 |
info@bigfishmusic.com
/www.bigfishmusic.com |
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Our attitude is to keep on promoting and selling japanese independent music to
outside Japan and to assist more japanese bands and foreign indies bands exposuring here
in Japan.Enjoy our music zine,music directory and REALVIDEO,REALAUDIO stream.
info@bigfishmusic.com
http://www.bigifishmusic.com |
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Quintrix Disc Lounge
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2F park Bld.,10-1
Udagawa chou,Shibuya ku
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Quintrix is new style record shop!!
electronic music with cafe & bar lounge.
if you interesting my shop, please check web site!!!
manager
Kei Fujishiro
keifujishiro@jcom.home.ne.jp
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| Modern Music/PSF |
POST CODE: 156 2-45-11 TERADA Bld. 2F Matsubara Setagaya-ku TOKYO 03-3322-4461
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Here are some detailed instructions on how to get to Modern Music/PSF: In
Tokyo, find the Keio subway line. The Keio line is a private railway so you'll have to ask
around but you should be able to get there via the trains that go to Shibuya JR station...
Before you get on the Keio line ask someone where the "Meidaimae" station is.
Once they/you find it, ask which platform to stand at to catch the train to Meidaimae
station. All you have to do from there is listen for the station name...it's really not
that hard. There is only one exit out of Meidaimae station so when you exit, turn to the
right and walk down until the street ends. At this point you turn left and start looking
up on the left hand side of the street for a thinly lettered sign that says Modern Music
(in simple Katakana characters). Even if you can't read Japanese, you can tell the sign by
it's extremely thin lettering. Last time I was there, they had a ton of 60's psych, noise
(Merzbow-type stuff), PSF artists (ranging from folk to psych to semi-prog) and other
stuff that you literally have to dig for. The shop is about the size of a walk-in closet.
Stuff is piled *everywhere* so it's an adventure just looking for things. Once you find
something though, yow! They do have some amazing stuff.
bigblack@turbine.com
www.turbine.com |
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Next To
Roppongi Station.
Hibiya Line
6-2-27 Roppongi
Tokyo
03.3408.0111 |
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A multistory mecca which smells and feels like a sino-Virgin megastore. Pretty
good ambient, trance, IDM, and jungle selection however, with everything from rephlex to
basic channel. Expect to pay, though (it's Tokyo, remember) with most CD's running 2100 to
2500 yen. Listening on pre-programmed kiosks. Decent vinyl selection, but not as good as
the CD selection. Good spot for local mags and club fliers as well.
pHlow@earthlink.net
home.earthlink.net/~phlow/ |
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Tokyo (Shibuya-ku) |
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Located on the top floor of the Loft department store in the Shibuya area of
Tokyo, this branch of the Wave stores offers a wide selection of records, spanning a of
styles. Import and obscure 12" and CDs are available, and the selection is current.
Listening stations for featured CDs only. High prices in yen.
bognb1@arch.wustl.edu |
| Gal's Records |
Tokyo, Japan |
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This is a relatively new store in Tokyo dealing in '60's rare psych and modern
noise. The store is run my Mayuko Hino of CCCC (Cosmic Coincidence Control Center). I
don't have any info off-hand about its location but that last time Hino was in the US at a
record swap I was at, she dropped some *serious* cash on rare stuff.
bigblack@turbine.com
www.turbine.com |
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