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      <title>City Pop, a New Nostaglia</title>
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      <description>Looking back at my music purchases of 2022, there’s some current, but a whole lot from the 70s and early 80s.
One of which, weirdly, is “Plastic Love”, by Mariya Takeuchi.
I can’t remember, now, why I heard it and bought it. Now, though, I know that it was suddenly everywhere in the world starting a few years before I noticed it.
I know this because my wife went on a Japaneses Disco deep dive one night, because somebody has made a new video for a song of the same era called “Sparkle”, by Tatsuro Yamashita.</description>
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