A valuable disc guide from the dawn of the internet era, surpassing the chaotic 90s. A precious resource from P-Vine, which uniquely navigated the changing times. This was a must-read reference disc guide that music buyers always carried. There are a few handwritten notes. Please refer to the photos. P-VINE RECORDS is a legendary label/distributor that has been introducing the "core of black music" to Japan since the 1970s, covering blues, soul, jazz, funk, and hip-hop. From the Blues Interaction era, they unearthed and reissued works by giants such as Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Otis Rush, and B.B. King, shaping the foundation of Japanese music culture. This item is the official comprehensive catalog (under the Blues Interaction name) produced by P-VINE in 2000-2001. It covers hip-hop, house, techno, drum and bass, abstract, club music, pre-war blues, Chicago blues, New Orleans, gospel, soul, R&B, jazz, and works from the Delmark label, offering a comprehensive view of the history of black music reception in Japan, making it a valuable "music archive resource." It's a primary source for DJs, trackmakers, record/CD collectors, as well as those researching blues, soul history, and hip-hop culture. The price listings, series structure, and genre classifications of the time are a document recording the music distribution and aesthetic sensibilities of Japan around 2000. More than just a promotional catalog, it's a book that encapsulates "the entire picture of P-VINE's philosophy and aesthetic sense." It's a valuable resource that is difficult to obtain now, with high value as a testament to the times.