Rainbow Goblins

I adore this album. This might be one of my favorite presents I've ever gotten for myself. If you're unsure about it, it's archived on yöutube, so check it out and realize you want to actually play it and not stream it.Also. Gobelingobelingobelin :)

This can not be bought in my country. Thanks to the seller. But the envelope is too soft to protect the case from damaging.

Great album, but not so to speak about the caseI think the damage was already done before the shipping(at least judging from mine), so purchase at your own risk.

If you are looking for an album that you will listen all the way through this is one for you!The Rainbow Goblins Album is a musical masterpiece, it tells a story in a very unique and enthralling way. This is a wonderful fusion jazz album that is sure to put you in a good mood.

This is one of my favorite albums of all time and it sounded awesome in the form of a CD. It isn’t available on Spotify so this is the way to go.

Absolutely without a doubt one of the greatest albums ever made.

Sorry, guys; this one wasn't as good as the previous reviews claimed. I plunked down the hefty price for the unit and waited for it to arrive (late and in damaged packaging no less). I had previously purchased the related children's book for my daughter and was hoping that this would be either an audio version of the same (which it is) or some decent jazz music (the book is excellent, by the way). Unfortunately, the music blows away the narration enough so that it won't work as something that my daughter could listen to either before bed or after eating a handful of Reese's peanut butter cups. As far as the music is concerned, Messr. Takanaka is a competent guitarist (he may have grown and improved since this 1981 recording), but he is not well supported. In particular, there is a very rough percussion/drum track for one tune close to the middle of the disc where the job is just not very well done, and the effect is distracting. Mr. Takanaka, at least as far as this disc represents, was (maybe still is) a Larry Carlton devotee, but his technical abilities are (as one would expect) nowhere near those of Messr. Carlton. That being said, there was a good deal of effort expended on the song writing and on playing/performing flawless guitar tracks. Mr. Takanaka's abilities as a guitarist aren't best represented in the head; rather, his solos are where he demonstrates his strengths. Unfortunately, when he is not soloing, the effect is forced and sterile, uninspired, and merely competent. Unless you were a fan of Messr. Takanaka's already or had served in the Far East and had been exposed via a lucky roadside find (the previous owner of that disc must have felt similarly to leave it by the side of the road), I would recommend that you hold on to your $23 or $24 and buy your family dinner instead -- or, better yet, buy two discs of Larry Carlton, or Pat Metheny, or Watanabe, or Scofield, or McLaughlin, or Hedges, or whatever is your cup of tea.

Great album, well worth the money. Unfortunately the case came with two large cracks. One on the back and the front.

Masayoshi Takanaka's Rainbow Goblins is a great concept album that easily illustrates the story of the Rainbow Goblins through song. Each song in the album paints the scenery and emotion of the story so well, it might be difficult to differentiate between this album and a picture book. If you like any of Masayoshi Takanka's music, you'll surely enjoy this album.

Einfach tolle Musik!

つい買ってしまった

YMOから高中に入った人も多いんじゃないかと。自分もその一人。レコードはとうの昔に紛失してしまったためCDで買い直し。当時を思い出しながら、ユキヒロに合掌。

昔からのファンでまた買ってしまった。