Aiueo: A Melancholic Fin de Siècle from Pizzicato Five

Pizzicato Five's 'Aiueo' is a 12-track CD that marks the last release of the decade for the Japanese Shibuya-kei group. Released in '', this album is characterized by its melancholic tone, particularly evident in tracks like '20th Century Girl' and 'Goodbye Baby and Amen'. The latter is a duet with former lead vocalist Takao Tajima.

'Aiueo' was released on various formats, including CD, 7' box set, digital download, and streaming. It is one of the many albums in Pizzicato Five's extensive discography, which spans over three decades.

The band has been prolific in their output, releasing 13 studio albums, one live album, one soundtrack album, 16 compilation albums, nine remix albums, six video albums, 13 extended plays, and 22 singles. Their music often explores themes of pop culture, nostalgia, and the fleeting nature of time.

In 'Aiueo', Pizzicato Five's signature blend of jazz, pop, and electronic elements comes together to create a unique sound that is both retro and futuristic. The album's title, 'Aiueo', is a reference to the Japanese pronunciation of the phrase 'I love you'.

Overall, 'Aiueo' is a testament to Pizzicato Five's ability to craft catchy, memorable songs that are both personal and universal in their appeal.

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