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Moshi Anison ga Subete Showa no Robot Anime Fu Datta Ra (Import)

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

The album "Moshi Anison ga Subete Showa no Robot Anime Fu Datta Ra" (If All Anime Songs Were in the Style of Robot Anime from the Showa Era), featuring classic anime songs arranged in the "Showa Robot Anime" style, is now available on LP! It includes nine songs, such as a cover of Neon Genesis Evangelion's theme song "A Cruel Angel's Thesis." These classic anime songs are reimagined in the style of Showa-era robot anime. The singer, Ichiro Kageyama, is a veteran artist who admires Ichiro Mizuki, the king of anime songs, so much that he has developed a voice remarkably similar to Mizuki's.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

The bass on this record hits just right, and the robot anime-style arrangements of these classic anison tracks are pure nostalgia. I’ve been spinning side A on repeat since it arrived.

Joseph O. ★★★★★

The moment the needle dropped, that massive brass fanfare and mecha-style guitar riff completely sold the gimmick—it's exactly as fun as it sounds. Every track has that punchy, over-the-top orchestration you'd expect from a 70s super robot show, but with familiar melodies I already knew.

George ★★★★★

The concept alone had me grinning before I even dropped the needle—hearing classic anime songs reimagined as Showa-era robot anthems is exactly the kind of nostalgic fun I hoped for. The arrangements are faithful to that retro sound, and the pressing itself is clean with no pops or skips.

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