[60ηλ] [A Masterpiece: A Song of Okinawa's Heart, Recognized as an Okinawan Song] THE BOOM / Shima Uta / CDs, CD Single [Features] ● THE BOOM: A four-member Japanese rock band. Formed in November 1986, disbanded in 2014. Initially an orthodox rock band, they broadened their musical horizons after the release of their third album, "JAPANESKA," in September 1990. THE BOOM is widely recognized for "Shima Uta," and thus, they are generally associated with Okinawa. However, their music has evolved, starting with cheerful and upbeat ska, moving to Okinawa in the early 90s, then Brazil in the mid-90s, and now, kayokyoku (Japanese popular songs). They have created their own unique world by incorporating elements of ska, rock, folk, and Okinawan folk music, simultaneously exploring multiple genres. [Specifications] ・Format: 12cm CD single (5 tracks) 1. The Boom – Shima Uta Original Version 5:05 2. The Boom – Shima Uta Uchinaguchi Version 5:07 3. The Boom – Shima Uta 2001 6:45 4. Alfredo Casero – Shimauta (Cancion De La Isla) Album Version 4:52 5. Alfredo Casero – Shimauta (Cancion De La Isla) Trance Mix 5:23 ・Release Year: 2002 (Original Recording: 1993) ・Manufactured: Japan ・Price (yen, including tax): 1165 ・Catalog Number: Sony Records – SRCL 5348 ＜Reference: https://www.discogs.com/ja/release/2566995-The-Boom-島唄-Shima-Uta＞ [Condition] (Please also check the images.) ・CD: I think it's at the "average" level. There were no problems with playback in my environment. (My personal opinion, CD) ・Front jacket + booklet (lyrics, commentary): "Excellent to above average" level. (My personal opinion, front jacket + booklet) ・Back jacket: "Excellent to above average" level. (My personal opinion, back jacket) ・Jewel case: "Above average" level. (My personal opinion, case) ・OBI (sleeve): None