Pressing was reportedly fewer than 100 copies, hand‑numbered. The DVD menu featured lo‑fi glitch animation over Shibuya night shots. Audio was a continuous 74‑minute mix of unreleased beats, field recordings from Shibuya crossings, and a hidden track accessible via cursor trick.
Soul Foundation is an obscure Japanese electronic/jazz‑hip hop unit active in the early 2000s, known only to deep diggers of the Shibuya‑kei and underground beat scenes. Their live performances at small venues near Shibuya’s “Bashi” (likely the pedestrian bridge near Shibuya Station’s east exit) gained a cult following. At Comiket 69 (December 29‑30, 2005), they distributed a limited DVD titled Lost Rarities containing live footage, studio outtakes, and visual experiments. The string refers to a specific Japanese adult
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No official Japanese label (like Sony, Avex, Toy’s Factory) or major indie distributor lists a release with all these elements combined. field recordings from Shibuya crossings
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