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Album: 相愛太鼓 - EP

Artist: Yuki Maeda

Genre: Enka
Release Date: 2007
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 4

Copyright: ℗ 2007 UP-FRONT　WORKS Co.,Ltd.

USD 5.16 On itunes

Tracklist For 相愛太鼓 - EP By Artist Yuki Maeda

		Title	Artist	Time
1		Aiaidaiko	Yuki Maeda	5:14	USD 1.29
2		Sanzakoishigure	Yuki Maeda	4:32	USD 1.29
3		aiaidaiko(original karaoke)	Yuki Maeda	5:14	USD 1.29
4		sanzakoishigure (original Kara	Yuki Maeda	4:30	USD 1.29

Reviews For 相愛太鼓 - EP By Artist Yuki Maeda

So beautiful it brings tears to my eyes!

5
By gaararulez

Very cultural and traditional. Definitely worth buying if you're an otaku or a big Japanese music fan. :)
Good Album

5
By Khdd

I've listened to many different Enka artists, but Yuki Maeda is by far my favourite. Beautiful music, wonderful voice. Definitely worth buying.
Holding up the enka banner in the 21st century.

5
By minimoniotaku

Yuki Maeda is probably Hello! Project's most underappreciated artist. Several great enka or enka-influenced singles since the millenium started (plus being part of the SALT5 shuffle group in 2004), but no full-length album. This is her most traditional-sounding single yet and is worth the download, and the rest of her back catalog (the A-sides of which have appeared on several of H!P's "Petit Best" albums) is worth the dogfight on eBay.

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