[1985] Hiroshi Ogasawara - Yume no Ishibumi (夢の碑) / Full Album

https://vgmdb.net/album/60443 Tracklist: 01. Yume no Ishibumi ~Zensoukyoku~ [0:00] 02. Honoo [3:45] 03. Gishin'anki [8:13] 04. Gensou [13:21] 05. Sakura Emaki [18:06] 06. Bikingua [22:28] 07. Ma [26:45] 08. Salome [30:44] 09. Utage [35:04] 10. Yume no Ishibumi ~Rinne~ [38:21] Original Work & Producer: Toshie Kihara Sound Producer: Hiroshi Ogasawara Music Composed & Arranged by: Hiroshi Ogasawara except, Track 4 composed by: S.Rachmaninoff (Uses "Piano Concerto No.2 in C Minor, Op.18 - 3. Allegro scherzando") Track 8 & 10 composed by: M.Ravel (Track 8 uses Ravel's "Boléro") Musicians: Jun Fukamachi: Acoustic Piano Yuji Toriyama: Electric Guitar Pecker: SIMMONS SDS-1 Hiroshi Ogasawara: YAMAHA QX-1, DX-7 / FAITLIGHT C.M.I. / KURZWEILL 250 / OBERHEIM XPANDER. DMX / EMULATOR-II / DRUMTRACKS Ripped from my CD copy. This is an image album based off the work of the same name---mostly ambient with some synth-pop(?) in track 2. Apparently this is REALLY sought after by ambient fans, which....I honestly didn't know about? Anyways I had been blessed with a chance to listen to the full album years ago and instantly fell in love with it---this is one of the albums that got me invested into the works of Hiroshi Ogasawara btw ;) I got myself an LP copy of this years ago but had to sell it off recently after discovering that there was some distortion on the last track on Side B. Probably had to do with the way the instrument (the one with the distortion) was mastered onto vinyl, so I just decided to go and opt for the CD version instead. Sadly it was much more expensive than what I paid for the LP, but eh, I say it was worth it---just so this album could finally be uploaded online in its entirety for anyone to listen to. Enjoy!