Thank you for viewing. This is a used CD. The CD surface is clean, but there are scratches on the case. Please check the photos and make your judgment. Uzumaki / SOUTH OSAKA 2000 Uzumaki's album "SOUTH OSAKA 2000" was released on March 8, 2000, from the Def Oriental label, and is one of their representative works. Uzumaki, a six-member mixture band based in Osaka, is known as a pioneer of the Japanese mixture scene with a sound that fuses various musical elements such as hip-hop, hardcore, and loud rock. This work features powerful rhymes by the double MC system and stable performances by the guitar and rhythm section. Especially in songs like "Ichigeki" and "G.H.DIET," the heavy riffs reminiscent of KORN and RAGE, and the Tom Morello-style guitar sound are impressive, and the tracks are expected to be exciting in live performances. The lyrics are mostly in Japanese, and the ease of understanding and the strength of the message are attractive. In "WALL," the theme is "the wall of words," and the importance of words and beliefs as a means of self-protection is sung. Also, in "Chirigiwa no Bigaku," a deep message about regrets and choices in life is included. This album is a condensed work of Uzumaki's musicality and message, and is a must-listen for those interested in mixture rock and Japanese rap. It is currently out of print, so the main way to obtain it is through the used market, but its value has not faded, and it continues to be supported by many fans.