Mimi Unagi

In 1999, Mimi-Unagi, which means Ear-Eel in Japanese, was initially formed in Seattle. This album, Gyu-nyu-no-bero-bero (Slimy Skin of Cow Milk), is one of the most uncategorizable recordings: every song sounds different for each other, hopping from kecha-orchestra to punk rock, waltz, heavy rock or even French pop. However, these 13 songs have one thing in common; they have NO MESSAGE. So never mind what the lyrics say, sit back and enjoy.

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Hail! Hail! the Walkman

	track title	length	cost	my cart
4.18	1. Hail! Hail! the Walkman	4.18	1
5.55	2. Vatican Waltz	5.55	1
4.31	3. The Melody of Buz-Mez	4.31	1

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Slimy Skin of Cow Milk

	track title	length	cost	my cart
0.11	1. HMSGMTGM	0.11	1
2.26	2. A Cicada	2.26	1
3.04	3. Anger of the Ground	3.04	1
0.53	4. The Rice Festa in Ogose-Ville	0.53	1
2.36	5. Oil and Butter	2.36	1
0.38	6. Duck Bib	0.38	1
2.06	7. Fish Slave	2.06	1
3.45	8. The Moon in the Hand	3.45	1
0.50	9. Radio the Pixy	0.50	1
3.38	10. Vatican Waltz	3.38	1
4.18	11. Kamikaze March for Drunken Chickens	4.18	1
4.56	12. Song of a Rainy Geezer	4.56	1
2.16	13. Slimy Skin of Cow Milk	2.16	1