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Dudoos Kogidaso! Shura-Shu-Shun! (Sound Pollution) By: Jeb Branin

Hot on the heels of their stateside debut "Specium Sommer," comes the latest attempt by the DUDOOS to conquer the world with music. It is called "Kogidaso! Shura-Shu-Shun!" and it is so mind blowingly addictive that pharmaceutical companies the world over are doing research to see if they can find a way to use it to replace methadone. I find myself desperately trying to sing along with this CD in spite of the fact I speak almost no Japanese. Everything that "Specium Sommer" had, this disc has twofold. Quirky arrangements* Fun and frivolous keyboard enhancements* silliness* lightening quick playing* cutesy cartoons* and bonus tracks available only on the U.S. version. What more could you ask for? Nothing. Not a damn thing.
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