Akiko Yano - Ai Ga Nakucha Ne U.F.O.F. A1 Nostalgia A2 Sobrevivencia A3

A1 Nostalgia A2 Sobrevivencia A3 Date Cuenta A4 Prófugo B1 Inframundo B2 Confusión B3 Actitud B4 Plaga B5 Esclavo Y Amo

sound effects (1985-1995) [a=Guy Pratt] - bass guitar

Bands could slide under the radar by changing the lyrics of rock songs to reflect Soviet ideals or by performing traditional folk music with subtle outside influences

This version features a new variation of Tillmans-designed CD sleeve

left in 1982)

Akiko Yano - Ai Ga Nakucha Ne U.F.O.F. A1 Nostalgia A2 Sobrevivencia A3Born as Akiko Suzuki () on 13 February 1955 in Tokyo, Akiko Yano studied jazz piano in high school and recorded her first album, Japanese Girl, in 1976. To the familiar wispy, girlish voice of Japanese idoru, Yano added something different: a whimsical sense of mischief and the ability to simultaneously sing and improvise on the piano. Japanese Girl caused a sensation in the Japanese music scene, with Yano standing out from the Japanese pop scene of