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Recorded
  
2000

FAKEVOX (2000)
  
CARTOOM! (2004)

Release date
  
15 September 2000

Length
  
32 minutes

Artist
  
Plus-Tech Squeeze Box

Label
  
Vroom Sound Records

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Released
  
September 15, 2000 January 7, 2002 April 13, 2005

Producer
  
Plus-Tech Squeeze Box, Hirofumi Shimada

Genres
  
Shibuya-kei, Electronic music

Plus tech squeeze box fakevox full album


FAKEVOX is the debut album by Japanese electronic music band Plus-Tech Squeeze Box, which was released in Japan on September 15, 2000, and in the United Kingdom on January 7, 2002. It was later re-released in Japan on April 15, 2005 with a different bonus track and included a music video.

Contents

Original Japanese Release

  1. Channel No.17
  2. Early RISER
  3. A Day In The Radio
  4. Test Room
  5. Rocket coaster
  6. Scene1-launch a spaceship into space →
  7. White Drops
  8. MILK TEA
  9. Scene2-citybilly lived happily ever after →
  10. Sneaker Song!
  11. Clover
  12. Rocket coaster (Fab Cushion Remix)
  13. A Day In The Radio (micro mach machine Remix)

English Release

  1. Channel No.17
  2. Early Riser
  3. A Day In The Radio
  4. Test Room
  5. Rocket Coaster
  6. Scene 1-Launch A Spaceship Into Space
  7. White Drops
  8. Milk Tea
  9. Scene 2-Citybilly Lived Happily Ever After
  10. Sneaker Song
  11. Clover

Japanese re-release (2005) [VMSD-007]

  1. Channel No.17 [1:17]
  2. early RISER [2:48]
  3. A Day In The Radio [3:34]
  4. Test Room [3:45]
  5. rocket coaster [3:05]
  6. Scene1-launch a spaceship into space → [0:28]
  7. ☆ [4:12]
  8. White Drops [3:05]
  9. MILK TEA [3:19]
  10. Scene2-citybilly lived happily after → [1:03]
  11. Sneaker Song! [3:43]
  12. clover [2:36]
  13. kitchen shock → [Pancake Partymix] [5:17] (bonus track)

bonus video clip: early RISER

Songs

1Channel No 171:18
2Early Riser2:48
3A Day In The Radio3:34

References

Fakevox Wikipedia