Singles 2000 [Remastered Blu-spec CD2]

商品説明

■“Singles 2000,” the iconic collection of best-selling million-selling singles that epitomizes Miyuki Nakajima’s career, is finally being reissued on remastered, high-quality CDs—23 years after its original release!
The album features a total of 14 tracks, covering all singles and B-sides released over the seven-year period from 1994 to 2000.In addition to the three million-selling hits “Star on Earth,” “Song of a Traveler,” and “Between the Sky and You,” the collection features well-known classics such as “Ito,” “Fight!”“Just Love,” and “Another Name for Life”—all timeless classics known to everyone—have been remastered by Los Angeles master engineer Stephen Markussen, renowned for his work with The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Aerosmith, Elton John, and others.Furthermore, thanks to high-quality discs (Blu-spec CD specification), the sound is reproduced to be as close as possible to the master recordings. Miyuki Nakajima’s vocals resonate with even greater emotional depth, reaching deep into the listener’s heart, while the backing tracks—including the instrumental performances—deliver a more vivid and three-dimensional sound.

■This collection features numerous timeless classics that were born alongside their era and have continued to resonate deeply with the hearts of those who lived through that time.
From the early ’90s, when these songs were created, through the early 2000s, Japan was experiencing the aftermath of the bursting of the economic bubble, and many people were searching for “the meaning of life” and “their
place in the world.”The drama *The Homeless Child* (1994) depicted a girl suffering abuse, and the theme song “Between the Sky and You”—sung from the perspective of the dog watching over her—struck a deep chord with viewers. In *The March of the Saints* (1998), “Another Name for Life” expressed the weight of life.The theme song for NHK’s *Project X: The Challengers*, “Star on Earth,” continues to this day to gently encourage those struggling to survive in the shadows.“Ito” celebrates the preciousness of human connections, while “Fight!” instills the courage to confront an unjust reality, continuing to gently accompany the lives of listeners navigating the modern world.