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Amazon review

This album is a complete change from the rough sound of 1980s New Wave (which seemed to have no outlet) that was expressed in the previous album "B-2 Unit", and is filled with soft and warm images. The melody is also very rich and lovely, and among the early works, it can be said that it has a pop feel that is the easiest to listen to. At this point, he may have been thinking in his own way about ``innovativeness as a work of art and popular appeal as commercial music.'' Furthermore, the motif of ``Asia,'' which Sakamoto often takes up, begins to appear before and after this work. (Tomoyuki Mori)

Media coverage reviews, etc.

``Sunao, Sakamoto'' and the copy by Shigesato Itoi were also impressive, and ``Left Arm Dream'' is the easiest album to listen to among Ryuichi Sakamoto's early albums. The motif of Asia has also been taken up as before. 6 songs also include Sakamoto's vocals! (C)RS

countryoforigin: Japan