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Thanks for the recommendation, @jacobite24

Yakuza feels like a time capsule of Heisei-era Japan. It's honestly one of the greatest games out there. Even the joke tracks are insanely well-crafted, and there are plenty of genuinely great songs too. The contrast between them really grows on you haha.

Beautiful. This is the album where they truly found their identity. A landmark of ’90s J-rock, it’s a timeless masterpiece that hasn't lost an ounce of its charm.

Track 15 spends four minutes building anticipation for the next song, but the following track just says “inhalant abuse is bad” and ends after nine seconds. It’s a ridiculous album.
That aside, it’s a great album and a perfect way to get a sense of early Fishmans’ atmosphere.

This album fuses elements from a wide range of genres into a forward-thinking sound, and her voice brings it all together beautifully. It’s a seriously underrated album.