Hiroshi Yoshimura (吉村弘) - Wet Land (1993) [Full Album]

[@meh3083]

you're a part of my life and i'm a part of yours, person scrolling through these comments. I was once where you are. You have so much to grow and experience with. Never lose sight of that beautiful future. I love you.

[@chrisruss9861]

A little dash of spiritual pride there? Best wishes nevertheless.

[@jessejamesainger3263]

Fuck you and your principals office inspirational poster BS. I am not a part of your life. Fuck off.

[@meh3083]

@@jessejamesainger3263 you are for this short moment, even if we never see each other again. I believe the internet is a powerful tool that makes a certain type of communication and experience possible, that wasn’t really possible ever before in all of human history. I feel a certain connectedness that’s hard for me to describe. Comments like my own have also helped me feel certain powerful and beautiful things in my past, so I was hoping in a way I could do that for someone else, and I like to think I did. I’m sorry you got so enraged by my comment. Just scroll by or leave a dislike if you disagree with it; no need to leave hateful comments on posts you were never obligated to read anyway. Your time alive is way more valuable than being used making other peoples’ lives intentionally harder. Ironically, the best part is that we could have never talked, or met, or knew the other existed in any capacity, save for a statistic like a worldwide population number if we hadn’t had this interaction online through this comments section. That’s part of why the internet is so cool. It’s okay if you forget about me or whatever, it’s probably natural. But this moment still happened, and for a brief while, we got to connect in some way. Whatever that way might be, even if not so pretty lol. Couldn’t have happened without the internet. You’ve just met one of the thousands of people right now that you never would have had the internet not been around.

[@jessejamesainger3263]

@@meh3083You sound like you are in one of those cults that prey on the insecurities of weak minded people. Or maybe you're religious. If there's any difference.

[@meh3083]

@@jessejamesainger3263 That’s not a refutation to anything I said, that’s just an ad hominem and an opinion. You’re entitled to your opinion, but that doesn’t mean you need to be abrasive on the internet. It’s that simple. If you dislike it and it’s not harming anyone, then just scroll on and live your life.

[@GodEmperor_]

"I will be happy if, when you enjoy this album, the surrounding scenery can be seen in a slightly different light." - *Hiroshi Yoshimura*

[@remirattier4058]

Mission succeed

[@novakattila]

He was God

[@charliemkempp]

thats crazy because without seeing this comment i was beginning to see the world as what it is - continuous and open and far, and i decided to put this on and it really supported this belief im in shock and awe at how precise he was perfect wow

[@beirbua3968]

Great elegance thanks from Ireland

[@colinejayne]

That is true for music in general. It's crazy how the world changes depending on what songs are being played, I love it. I get to dictate it. And honestly, Hiroshi Yoshimura's music just captures nature and nostalgia so perfectly. I feel like I'm watching Castle in the Sky at 8 years old sat on my bed.

[@micolmusic]

This album is the perfect example of how texture in music can be so powerful. Not only is it melodically gorgeous, it also feels like a brain massage. Thanks for sharing.

[@donuyy]

The first song might be one of the most beautiful and calming things I've ever heard.

[@samuellafleur7071]

The first song eponimously called 'Wet Land' is one of my favourite piece of music, period. This vaporous sound of smooth synth lost in warm reverberation is unbelievably soothing. I have lately been trying to create this sound with my synths. I'm getting close, but not quite yet. To everyone who enjoys this kind of melodies should (must, really) get a hold of the compilation called Kankyo Ongaku. It's been released by Light In The Attic last year. You can thank me later!

[@PappyMandarine]

I'm getting the compilation at the moment. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@paulwally9007]

I can thank you now.

[@blx9321]

Hey Samuel, youve probably found this out by now but the main synth sounds is a Roland D50 preset called Soundtrack. Its lovely. Just incase you want to play with it

[@juliachristinaheikamp246]

I am listening right now, and so I thank you right now. (But also later 🙂) I love it!

[@luxuriouswishes]

the sudden and total silence at the end of each track gives me the asmr shivers

[@alonzoparedes9880]

Its awesome how a few years back this hiden gem had only 20k views, it makes me happy to see all this people apreciating good art, cheers people.

[@yellodread]

Absolutely sublime music. Immaculate bliss. I play this at work. It keeps us from attacking each other. 😄

[@mpart369]

No words to describe the feelings this album makes me experience.

[@soophiaatt]

how am i ever supposed to go and sleep if i keep discovering miraculous music like this very one

[@93Rats]

This album saved me/my life I’m almost certain. Wish I could get a vinyl.

[@The-Em]

Hiroshi Yoshimura, Susumu Yokota, and Yasuaki Shimizu are 3 of the only artists capable of making me cry instantly

[@laalaasequin9215]

This is amazing!!! Listening in the dark is like drifting around a magical planet in Outer Space!! Thanks for posting.

[@ivanvicevic]

Hiroshi Yoshimura, what a find! This music makes me at peace both with myself and with with world at large. Feeling happy by just being at peace, listening to this music is like being in untouched nature

[@irmaosaobra4319]

this is just so beautiful, i'm glad i found this in such a hard time in my life

[@JhaneTheLady]

I love all his projects. I've never heard of Hiroshi Yoshimura until my youtube feed to be honest

[@BonoLightier]

I'm writing my master thesis right now and this album helped me to sort my thoughts out. Thank you!

[@Ehiguy102]

This instantly got rid of my headache. Truly everything you want in an ambient album, thanks for the upload!

[@josepedroz.2334]

the first music is the most soothing sound i've ever heard

[@kygiaiuong9190]

How can it be this good?! I cannot remember how peace felt like until I discover this album. It's just splendid. Pure magic.

[@judichang5934]

omg thank you. i’ve been looking for this kinda music for listening before sleeping

[@jaco1982za]

Wow. Just... Wow... Right from the beginning it's like being dumped into an ocean of Roland D-50 goodness. Beautiful, rich, sumptuous, just all round awesome.

[@devingademan]

Jaco du Plessis Hi Jaco, I own the Roland D50 and I was thinking the same! Very much reminded me of a preset that is called “soundtrack”. Somebody else here mentioned a Korg M1 being used as well. Do you have any other suggestions of synths being used that would be worth mentioning? I’m just really interested. Greetings from the Netherlands -Devin

[@AnalogFlava]

@@devingademan I would think Roland JD 800 from 91 or JD 990 from 93. But the D50 could also very well have been used. Romplers!!!

[@skusami2548]

I've never heard this before, and yet it seems so familiar. like I've been listening to it my whole life without ever knowing

[@マイケルくまモン]

なぜ見た事もないような少年の日の記憶がフラッシュバックされるんだろう…

[@happynhalfway]

what a perfect soundtrack for meditation, or just about anything else. so soothing yet unexpectedly interesting things happening.

[@tistrisha]

Ugh. My soul feels whole when I listen to this. ❤

[@Hassan-zw9tb]

thank you for this video, very relaxing. used to listen to this a year ago when i got my first job on the train to calm me down. Still is one of my favorite ambient albums

[@winstonsmith8236]

Man, between Yoshimura and getting into Susumu Yokota real hard last year, I’m dying for an extensive Japanese Masters of Ambient list. This period between mid 80’s-mid 90’s seems to have this playful lightness and constant movement I find lacking in a lot of ambient stuff as well as this fantasy/magical element to it.

[@WarriorOfTheLostLand]

I remember 4 years ago when I first started listening to this album. I have never since found music more peaceful. I remember that time, oh the naivety of me then. Yet I was changing into someone more wise. It feels a lifetime ago, though I still see it in the yellow glow of distant memory.

[@stmski2209]

I like your channel name, should be asleep, as I have trouble sleeping and thus came up as a recommendation as I was listening to music to help me fall asleep. I started with Tara Jane O'Neil, and then Mum, and then William Basinski, and then it was Hiroshi Yoshimura's Soundscapes 1 Surround.

[@solar-monk]

Amazing, thank you for this.

[@mohitgadre4290]

I attained peace of mind for a brief second. It is obtainable. That is more than what I could ask for. Thank you

[@novakattila]

I agree def top 3 Hiroshi. But couldn't really decide which is best, way too hard, pretty much all of his stuff is exceptional for me. I often take long walks to this and it completely transforms a normal walk into a meditative experience.

[@lukebingus9432]

The third track "Heart Land" might be the finest New-Age Ambient piece ever.

[@DanielDavissynthman]

This guy made so many great albums. Total shame that almost none of them are in print in the US.

[@GloPhase]

oh my god how have I never heard this? incredible.

[@kritchaponthongplod340]

This album is really incredible, and the first track kinda reminds me of the song key from C418

[@Patheticbutharmless]

I remember trashing a hotel room to this album. It was a one time thing.

[@dollishsilverdreams]

I cannot even describe this certain sentiment that I am feeling; I am feeling so incredibly alive

[@thailakhampo]

I don't know how I got here but i'm happy.

[@peterdilworth2316]

Also really glad to have stumbled into this

[@keirscott-schrueder5625]

this music calms me more than anything else i listen to

[@tjpreston5894]

58 seconds in and a commercial? Thanks youtube..for ruining the moment

[@tomio8072]

The only other copy of this on discogs is £1,300 + so thanks for putting this up :) lol!

[@MacMan2152]

I found his whole discography on google. Downloading it all.

[@kokkinias]

where?

[@RasheedKhan-he6xx]

Seriously man, where?

[@MacMan2152]

@@RasheedKhan-he6xx verybenandseb.blogspot.com/2017/11/hiroshi-yoshimura-discography-1982-2005.html

[@impendio]

What a genius tbh

[@glorialira1263]

Verdadera musica para mis oídos, Gracias Tito

[@mortalclown3812]

Wow. Talk about random wonders on my feed. Thou art pretty cool at times, KZbin.

[@aurelf3158]

Thank you !Subscribed!

[@svenman2139]

Perfect! Pure bliss.

[@MrSchminky]

can anyone recommend some other artists who are almost as incredible as hiroshi yoshimura? thank you all you wonderful like-minded people

[@shrimpscampisanchez4252]

Christopher Packham Akira Ito, Ash Ra, Inoyama Land, Midori Takada, Herbie Hancock, and most instrumentals by Santana

[@body-horrorragdolls1826]

Radiohead(kind of), Brian Eno, Aphex Twin, Akira Ito, Mort Garson and Quite a few videogame soundtracks.

[@robbiedeanrhodes8757]

@@body-horrorragdolls1826 did you really just compare radiohead to hiroshi yoshimura lmfao

[@body-horrorragdolls1826]

Treefingers gets pretty similar.

[@Staalstraal]

Jon Hassell, Secede.

[@noelecacheur2236]

that's so beautiful omg

[@Piocoto123]

Beautiful

[@xander7819]

I love it. It sounds like Minecraft music! Especially the second one...

[@ThisIsDownstate]

this is amazing i think oneohtrix point never is prob a fan of this guy something about those choir pads just hits my soul everytime serioulsy though this is incredible beautiful

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

u don't need more than this, great lp

[@dnbhead1]

This is amazing

[@davekozak5229]

oh goody another album to play in our plant room

[@shackbhoy]

3:09 am ..... lost in the shadow of an unrequited love , this music is a healing balm .

[@diogenesious]

Get requiting or move on - life's too short for hesitating! xkcd.com/458/ Best of luck!!!!

[@Max_Le_Groom]

Holy Wow, I scroll down to this comment at exactly 3:07 to 3:09, I paused for a moment to watch the Time change.

[@descrai]

A masterpiece...

[@rebeccaa.465]

I'm here to meet my husband.

[@terrelldrayton]

Sceneries Not Songs, Volume One by Larry was heavily influenced by this album I can hear every bit of it, Brilliant!!!

[@grisan910]

Por fin pude desahogarme, por fin pude jalar la palanca del water de mi cerebro, entré en trance y nada, me gusta mucho el cielo, el mar y la ciudad por noche.

[@acaigirl1758]

god bless i found this

[@billyjoel8510]

Listening to this while taking my 9:30 AM shit at work

[@sutarmorosli8287]

1993, 27 years ago

[@strawberryjpeg6000]

aayyyyy i remember my first bf introduced me to this musician

[@Caillouteletub123]

Its me ya i remember

[@dsaorjwo84]

love this

[@丸投げ製麺]

日本人いませんか!?

[@camerondurnsford3868]

Music to study plant biology by... arigato gozaimasu Yoshimura-san.

[@ThallesPetrus]

Eu tava precisando

[@rubeng9092]

The musical equivalent of chilling in the sauna.

[@spectivez4624]

thnk you

[@yourxuiii]

I feel as if there is so much on my chest, the first few music notes when you open the video has me commenting, letting me speak about my problems, but yet, I can't think of any, perhaps this one... I'm a freshman in highschool, but there's a problem. I have an upperclassmen crush, and he's... A senior unfortunately, and it doesn't feel good, I wouldn't say it hurts, maybe I could say that. It hurts to know that information. As I know it's wrong. But the only reason I like him, is because of his personality. I go for looks, but him.. there's something different about him. I don't understand. Personality. I know you should go for looks and personality on a even level. That's what I've been told, taught. Etc, I guess I wish I was an upperclassmen so I could somewhat have a chance with him, but deep down, I cannot be with him. And I'm not even interested in anything else or more. I just want to hang around him, and this isn't a freshie following a senior thing. That's not the case, I don't understand why I keep thinking about him. I've never had luck with love, or anything more. I haven't even had a real boyfriend in my life. My parents don't let me have a ton of socials, maybe that's the problem. If so, I hate that. But everyone I end up liking has a gf.. and that's when I shut my feelings down and completely off. I stop thinking about them entirely and just tell myself to leave them alone and let them be. Now, my parents told me today ,how wrong it is to do that. But I don't want to be attached to someone that already has a love interest. I don't want to be a homewrecker. That's not who I am. Maybe he doesn't have a gf, me finding out that would be wrong too, he's a senior. If he does, or doesn't, what does it matter? I didn't want this to happen. And here we are... Current date: 12/6/22 I still like him, though, something's off. I have seen him more and more. And his personality isn't what I thought, I guess some days are hit or miss, his funny personality comes out but then others... A rude-ish one. But the thing is I still like him, I don't understand. His personality isn't the best nor the greatest and even when I know it's bad/not great, I can't walk away from him. We aren't much more, But, he has created embarrassing moments for me and doesn't talk to me much, I don't blame him. I'd honestly be embarrassed to be seen by a freshman girl too. I guess it's sad how I know it's just a cruel idea and a crazy dream...

[@Zogerpogger]

This may have been the inspiration for Solar Fields Green

[@edwardcamp3376]

And you can't find the CD anywhere! ARRG!

[@kayymini]

first track gives me peak minecraft relaxation lol.

[@reiniergamboa]

this is so good

[@nickydastinks]

I feel so dreamy.

[@JM-jc1vz]

From the wikipedia articla on Hiroshi Yoshimura: "In 2017, Yoshimura, as well as other ambient Japanese musicians, received a resurgence due to the KZbin algorithm." Thanks again, algorithm.

[@forsrlasst4568]

It's been seriously fucked up for me. Most of the time it's 95% trash and no matter how much I dislike videos and hit don't recommend channel the bullshit keeps coming back.

[@pafisch]

These algorithms will always be a mystery to me...

[@dizkko1808]

Thalgorithm.

[@heamees4822]

@@dizkko1808 more like arigatorithm

[@erikandersson9063]

good guy algorithm

[@owenreel3916]

My senior year of high school was pretty rough. I'd listen to this every day during my morning commute on the bus and just look out the window. It really brought me peace when I felt like everything and everyone was fading away. It made me feel lonely, but the album gave me a stoic freedom with my loneliness. Very reflective

[@tomallen5837]

Interesting comment Owen. 'Stoic freedom' I like it. I've often clicked on songs (or albums) that makes me fell melancholy, because of a combination of nostalgia or perhaps being reminded of a period of my life that was blue/dark but I was able to escaped from via the very tune I am listening to yet again. I always looking for an explanation for being drawn to going back. Doesn't bother me much, but it's an eerie feeling.

[@AugustusBohn0]

I've had this exact same experience with another album. Hold your Colour by Pendulum, especially the track Still Grey at the end had such alien, lonely, yet calming sounds that I found myself listening to it nearly every day when I was in high school. It suited the dreary, dark 5:30am-ish mood well and gave me a reprieve from other people.

[@lavenderbex]

@@AugustusBohn0 I just gotta say hell yeah. Love pendulum hahaha and that song does get me in a mood

[@Starwarp02]

@Rippley Dang, yea high school did feel pretty lonely for me too, the couple good friends I had and a music artist named Mewmore got me through it though. Ever since I've become a Catholic this year ,I've felt less lonely because I have a group of fellow believers to talk to. I hope everything is better for you nowadays too. -

[@akaony]

@@tomallen5837 That's fantastic

[@TheLemonMasterYT]

Hiroshi Yoshimura was a Japanese composer and sound designer. He is considered a pioneer in ambient, environmental, and new age music. Born in Yokohama in 1940, he studied music as a child -- beginning piano studies at age five during the final year of the Second World War. He fell under the influence of various sound artists during the late '50s, including composers Toru Takemitsu and John Cage. In 1964 he graduated from Waseda School of Letters, Arts and Sciences II under the creative spell of the Fluxus movement and the work of Harry Partch and Erik Satie. Yoshimura worked on integrating environmental music that combined graphic and sound design. He performed visual poetry, and worked on sound design construction for TOA, the storied Japanese manufacturer of amplifiers, signal processors, mixers, microphones, and speakers while working on his own art in his spare time. In 1972 he started the computer music group Anonyme. He fell under the spell of Brian Eno's ambient music during the 1970s, because it mirrored his own core sonic and atmospheric discoveries. His iconic debut album, Music for Nine Postcards, was released in 1982 on Sound Process. It was originally recorded at home on Fender Rhodes and an analog synthesizer as a demo to be played in the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art. Produced by Satoshi Ashikawa, it was later subtitled Wave Notations 1 and released as the first of the historic but short-lived series -- the producer's Still Way (Wave Notation 2) was the other one. Yoshimura composed and designed sound for several independent cinema projects as well. Pier & Loft, released on Fukusei Gijutsu Kohboh in 1983, offered more contrasting sounds from experimental classical, ambient, and new age music. Arriving in 1984, A-I-R (Air In Resort) worked across both minimalist and new age genres, before Yoshimura gave way to the latter with Green in 1986. Later the same year he released Soundscape 1: Surround, a work of complete but gentle abstraction and precise sonic design. Yoshimura shifted to new classical music for 1988's Static, with assistance from pianist Satuki Shibano. During his recording career, the composer joined the the engineering faculty at Chiba University, and also taught part-time in the industrial design department. He also served as an adjunct professor at Kunitachi College of Music Design. His focus was universal access to sound design; he convinced the school to sponsor public participation in workshops and sonic experiments at museums and galleries nationally. He would often use his students in his performances. He resumed recording with 1993's Wet Land, which walked the line between ambient, classical, and new age musics. A year later he released Face Music, an album commissioned by Shu Uemura Make Up School that mixed his own modern classical compositions in seamless beat-driven juxtaposition with works by Vivaldi, Scarlatti, and Caccini. Yoshimura had become fascinated by global club culture, especially the downtempo music created for chillout rooms. Arriving in 1998, Quiet Forest, the final album released during his lifetime, employed everything from field recordings of nature and city streets to downtempo beats, ambient soundscapes, left-field abstraction, and classical schemas. Yoshimura continued to teach and accept commissions, making environmental music for runway shows, train stations, and prefab houses. He was diagnosed with skin cancer in 1999 and battled with the disease until it claimed his life in 2003. He continued working until the very end. Four Postcards, recorded during the final year of his life, was issued by Nuvola. In 2005, the label issued Soft Wave for Automatic Music Box, comprising three late but completed long-form works. In 2006, Prem Promotion issued Flora - 1987, a complete album recorded between Green and Static but unreleased at the time. Music for Nine Postcards was reissued in North America for the first time as the debut release by Empire of Signs, a label run by Spencer Doran of Visible Cloaks and Maxwell August Croy of the Root Strata label. They worked with Yoshimura's widow, Yoko Yoshimura, on the reissue; it featured reproductions of the original art and liner notes, as well as new writings from the producers and Ms. Yoshimura. Distributed by Light in the Attic, the album was marketed as a stand-alone or bundled with a reissue of Pier & Loft. ~ Thom Jurek, Rovi Found this description on spotify

[@gabriellaarango9100]

Thank you !!!! ❣️🌼. For all the Info, I am from South America and discovered Japanese Ambient music, during the lockdown,,I love it so much I can say is my Favorite!!😊 and it helps connect with the Oneness of life ...🙏🏻

[@deanthornby2026]

Thank you so much for taking the time to write this .....I'm sitting here relaxing just searching for some new sounds to fill my head with ....as much as I'm missing live music right now this has just filled the gap ...and you just topped it off with that lovely tribute to a great man .....thank you very much ....♥️♥️♥️👊

[@gabriellaarango9100]

Thank you for all this great Info, It really increases my level of appreciation ❣️❣️❣️for the composer,,, and his great music!!!!

[@TheLemonMasterYT]

no problem guys, glad i could share this information! if you want to know more, check out his wikipedia. i also backed it up on wayback machine and made a few edits myself, so hopefully this information will not get lost

[@doppelganger2890]

thank you, kind and curious stranger

[@dpsfit]

What an incredible piece of history and music. Its crazy how the internet has allowed so many people, including myself, to be hearing this for the first time. I imagine if I was an adult in 1993 and came across this in a music store, my mind would be blown.

[@akaformiga8999]

same felling Bro

[@SelfHealingGod]

He's such a lost to the Ambient world..

[@DJDustKut]

Same, I would have loved to have orginally heard this back in '93.

[@adinfinitum000]

nice comment

[@AmandaLaggan]

You echo my sentiments.

[@custompros9287]

ローカル博物館のシアタールームに、たった1人で座っている様な気分になる。本当に心地いい

[@zeldaguy32]

It'll all be okay. The Universe didn't let you come all this way for nothing.

[@stoictraveler1]

So now GO GET IT

[@baylee8659]

Thank you ❤🙏

[@SirAntBo]

My Adonai created the universe...

[@girlplanetboy]

Well put, Mason. ❤

[@nigelgarvey9662]

❤

[@bradley2349]

This is the kinda stuff you listen to on it's own and people go - WTF are you listening to!??! Then it shows up in a video game or a movie, and people are like - "That scene was so amazing!" and don't even realize how much heavy lifting is coming from the music/sound.

[@Ritmo888]

Oh! Here is almost Foreign persons(listeners),No or never Japanese...as Japanese,I'm very ahamed...Why did not other Japanese comment exist here about this Album? ...Great grief !

[@liamlalonde3347]

Go and tell your country about this music! It deserves recognition.

[@notoriousb3498]

Music this good cannot be contained by borders

[@josiek7589]

@@notoriousb3498 He is not saying that he is sad there are foreigners. He is saying that he is sad there are no Japanese.

[@caiosoares2834]

It's sadly not uncommon for musicians to not be known in their country of origin.

[@takamasawatanabe8010]

Here I (Japanese) am who found this great art just now.

[@rubenhaak2968]

My cat loves wet land he started squinting his eyes, purring and looking so happy ❤❤❤❤❤

[@nyssalikesbugs]

is that him in ur pfp? hes so cute

[@rubenhaak2968]

@@nyssalikesbugs yes, 🤗 thank you tho he is about 10 years older today

[@rubenhaak2968]

@@nyssalikesbugs btw I like your drawings they are pretty good

[@FishCenterLive]

for two years I've been scouring the internet for this album. never found it until right now. thank you! well worth the wait.

[@アスパラトマト-p6u]

それにも加えて簡単に東京メトロポリタンテレビジョンTOKYO MX様などが思いきってすべての試験電波発射音楽を流してくれますよ。

[@dream-rv3cz]

@@アスパラトマト-p6u ステーションの名称は？

[@101survivalist]

I guess life is not always a struggle.

[@willslingwood]

Not always ❤

[@JeffNixonComedy]

Coronavirus isolation is leading me to some incredible pieces of music..

[@TheLadyDiazepam]

Hello from Sydney, Australia. I've been working from home for a week because of the coronavirus. I think I've got enough liquor and toilet paper for the Duration.

[@Marco-mw9ky]

TheLadyDiazepam i m italian and I live at home because it’s impossible to go out ( lockdown ) . I ve never been in Australia unfortunately how is living there?

[@accounttest1660]

@@Marco-mw9ky ciao anche io sono Italiano

[@accounttest1660]

@@Marco-mw9ky dove stai tu fanno i flash mob? A Roma anche 5 al giorno 😂

[@Marco-mw9ky]

void abito a Trento ma sono Lombardo . No qui pochissimi flashmob . Fortunato sei di Roma

[@TrevreWxAZ]

I am sad and alone. Despite this the music inspires hope and sets my mind ablaze. I hope one day things will change.

[@AndyFieldss]

they will

[@dopaminecloud]

The one constant in life is perpetual change.

[@wtfimcrying]

gay

[@HankOlson-lt4ct]

It's over

[@ShadyChibinko]

Once in a blue moon I let KZbin auto play take the wheel for music direction. Never did I think it would provide me with something so beautiful. It blessed me with Hiroshi Yoshimura, and I am eternally grateful. His whole discography is the perfect compliment to any creative work. Thank you for uploading this, really. It's a lost gem.

[@truthisheredealwiit952]

Does that not just end up with a rude awakening when after 10 mins all you hear is the intro music for the Joe rogan podcast.

[@quueueq]

thank you all the hiroshi lovers out there, i feel kind of unity with so much people on this planet. bliss

[@aufgeweckt]

Shared energy. :)

[@conw_y]

Hiroshi has become one of my heroes.

[@ankagujabidze4089]

he is genius!

[@thekyotoconnection]

Timeless energy. That's the power of music.

[@SelfHealingGod]

It's sad, yet life is not perfect. Humans destroy whatever they touch..

[@complexlittlepirate3589]

This got me through many painfully severe panic attacks in recent months, many dark nights being soothed and calmed by this wonderful album. Now i'm recovering, I love it just as much.

[@complexlittlepirate3589]

And still now the cool soft water of this music rinses and calms me during the night hours.

[@JohnnyNickor2]

@@complexlittlepirate3589 Glad to hear that, stay strong my friend

[@superhamham]

I hope you are in a better place friend :)

[@complexlittlepirate3589]

@@superhamham Thank you very much for that kind thought. I have indeed had some better times, right now I am going through some more difficult times, just trying to ride it out with meditation, slowing down, taking things as they come. Warmest best wishes to you.

[@mell_yzma4726]

hang in there

[@rahimkhantv]

I’m a pop musician from the city of Peshawar in Pakistan, I think Japanese artists have made brilliant music through out 80s and 90s in particular, this album is love .

[@willslingwood]

The naan from your city is ❤️‍🔥🥳🤤

[@Usermail98]

Totalmente. Será por influencia del padre del pop y la música electrónica? Stockhausen trabajo en Japón mucho tiempo.

[@timeoflittlebells]

Wet Land is like waking up on a cold winter morning. You're ten years old, hungry, and your mouth still feels clean from brushing your teeth last night. No one else is awake, so you walk quietly to the bathroom. Once you're done you return to your bed, buried beneath the covers as you grab your 3ds and load up Animal Crossing: New Leaf. You can smell the clean linen sheets beneath you. Everything is calm.

[@howiequ1]

Beautiful thought, I felt it through the screen

[@TrustingTruth04]

For me it was minecraft on an old laptop, but yes, same feeling.

[@olgash5400]

It's war here in Ukraine. It's dark and cold outside. I am afraid to die and I am tired of living. But I was listening to this album for a couple of weeks ...and it reminds me what is there to live for. I love being in the woods.

[@poldergeest0297]

Be safe out there.

[@olgash5400]

Thank you, I am safe, keeping high morality is difficult

[@wcbbsd]

Your love beats fear.

[@hoomankz1306]

its same here in iran. i can feel exactly what you're saying.

[@olgash5400]

@@hoomankz1306 I am with you, I understand you.Sebding you my love and praying for Iranian people, beautiful country

[@Cogstok]

I can’t get over this first track ugh.

[@subaruimprezawrx]

first track hours

[@theillustrator7437]

shut the hell up

[@waedjradi]

no - stall - JICK

[@manuelalosilla698]

Lo sé

[@anthonymenor1152]

Yo, the first track is so fricken moving. You're my soulmate

[@berengertan6032]

im in a pokemon hospital