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Let’s explore a later work from the prolific Japanese rock band Kodomo Band. This entry focuses on their 1987 studio album, “Before Zero,” released on the See・Saw label (Canyon Records) with the catalog number C28A0584. This particular copy includes the original obi strip.
Issued on July 7, 1987, this 12-inch vinyl LP captures the band during the latter part of their 80s run. The album showcases their continued evolution, blending their signature hard rock energy with the polished, AOR (Adult Oriented Rock) production styles prevalent in the late 80s.
The 9-track album delivers a collection of well-crafted rock songs, including titles like “Broken Heart,” “Beat City,” “Lonely Highway,” and the title track “Before Zero.” It represents the band’s sound adapting to the era while retaining the core musicality driven by their unique vocals and tight instrumentation.
C28A0584 stands as a snapshot of Kodomo Band’s late 80s output, demonstrating their versatility and ability to navigate the changing musical landscape of the time.