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Wednesday, April 05, 2006

More Nagi Noda

The "excellent Japanese girl pop/hip-hop band Halcali" received a brief mention on Boing Boing the other day (albeit in the form of a comment from a more observant reader), in relation to Nagi Noda, who designed not only the nightmarish bears from Baby Blue! but also the semi-infamous original rip off sleeve for Ongaku No Susume. The entry makes no reference to that particular part of Noda's career, and the hasty shelving of the cover has meant that the whole thing has probably been buried forever.
Thanks to Whiskeyspider for the link.

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