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Hi Mike,

I couldn't agree more with you on your thoughts on "Call me."  
I've never had the courage to put "ai ai ai 100% pure love," 
and any other songs produced by H.S. for that matter, to my iPod playlist.  this time the melody is pretty good, although the arrangement is very cheesy.  but, i decided to load it into my iPod.

have to say this though, the covers of the limited and regular edition of "Call me" single are spectacular.  
i bought the regular from Yesasia and bid the limited on Ebay.  
yeah, i just have to have both :P

I really really hope i'll see one day a new song produced by seiko and ryo and arranged by toriyama yuji.  
nothing can go wrong with these golden combination.

Mike from B

Date:6/21/1998. Mike from S.C. 's message 

>Hi everyone,
>
>I got my copy of "Call Me" today. For my tastes I think it's one of the better
>Harada songs, but at this point, what does that really mean? I found the 
>thump of the bass and the computerized drums (techno-weenie trademarks of
>Mr. S) to be really inappropriate for the song. On the other hand, I think
>the only way that I will probably ever listen to "Ai Ai Ai 100% Pure Love"
>a second time is if someone holds a gun on me while I do it, so I guess it's
>an improvement...(sorry...it's probably my least favorite Seiko song of
>ALL TIME...no offense to anyone who likes it)...
>
>It's very, very challenging to remain a loyal follower of Seiko's ongoing work
>when you own the songs from the Ryo years (not to mention the "Idol" stuff,
>which I think is superior to the works of Mr. Black Mesh Shirt as well).
>
>I don't know...if we keep moving in this direction, especially with Harada
>scaling back his on-stage primping and preening, it may be possible to 
>one day accept him as a "permanent member of the family." 
>
>Doubtful, but MAYBE. Seiko without the magic is better than no Seiko...right?
>
>:-)
>
>Best regards,
>
>Mike