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Disc 1 · Side A
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Disc 1 · Side A
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Disc 1 · Side A
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Disc 1 · Side B
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Disc 1 · Side B
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Disc 1 · Side B
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Disc 1 · Side B
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Disc 2 · Side C
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Disc 2 · Side C
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Disc 2 · Side C
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Disc 2 · Side C
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Koizumix Production
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Disc 2 · Side D
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Disc 3 · Side E
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Disc 3 · Side E
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Chieko Beauty -
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Luv Master X -
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Disc 3 · Side F
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SYNOPSIS
Nearly two decades after its original 1994 release, Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Nothing Much Better To Do returned in a Deluxe Edition that reintroduced this cult classic to a new generation. Often called the “godfather of Harajuku,” Fujiwara was already a cultural icon for shaping Japan’s street fashion and creative scene, but this album highlighted his musical side: a relaxed, genre-blurring blend of downtempo grooves, hip-hop beats, and acoustic textures.
The Deluxe Edition expanded on the original, featuring remastered audio and additional tracks that further highlighted Fujiwara’s eclectic influences. It offered fans a chance to experience the album with improved fidelity and rare bonus material, underscoring how Nothing Much Better To Do functioned not only as a personal statement but also as a reflection of Tokyo’s 1990s cultural crossroads—where fashion, art, and music collided.
For collectors, this reissue remains a prized piece, bridging the original’s underground reputation with its later recognition as an essential document of Japan’s creative scene in the ’90s.
Electronic
Downtempo
IDENTIFIERS
HMV Record Shop – HRLP020-22
3 × LP | 12”, 33⅓ RPM
Japan / 2016
Reissue, Remastered, Deluxe Edition
GENRE & STYLE