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Satoshi Ashikawa: Still Way (Wave Notation 2) - VINYL LPTitle: Still Way (Wave Notation 2) Artist: Satoshi Ashikawa Label: WRWTFWW Records Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 4260544827020 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2019 08 30 Number of Discs: 1 LP version. 350gsm sleeve with selected UV high gloss varnish. Liner notes by Midori Takada, Satoshi Ashikawa, and Gareth Quinn Redmond. WRWTFWW Records announce the reissue of Satoshi Ashikawa's Still Way (Wave Notation 2). Initially released in 1982 as part of the
Title: Still Way (Wave Notation 2)Artist: Satoshi Ashikawa
Label: WRWTFWW Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4260544827020
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-08-30
Number of Discs: 1
LP version. 350gsm sleeve with selected UV high gloss varnish. Liner notes by Midori Takada, Satoshi Ashikawa, and Gareth Quinn Redmond. WRWTFWW Records announce the reissue of Satoshi Ashikawa's Still Way (Wave Notation 2). Initially released in 1982 as part of the Wave Notation series (which includes Hiroshi Yoshimura's Music For Nine Postcards), Still Way is, without a doubt, a seminal Japanese environmental/ambient/minimalism album, often mentioned alongside Midori Takada's Through The Looking Glass (1983) (WRWTFWW 018LP, WRWTFWW 019CD/LP) and Hiroshi Yoshimura's Green (1986) as one of the genre's most important pieces. "Like the moment of stillness, after the wind passes through the garden, when the rain stops for a brief second..." Notably inspired by Erik Satie's Furniture Music and Brian Eno's ambient work, Satoshi Ashikawa aimed to compose music "intended to be listened to in a casual manner, as a musical landscape or a sound object - not something that would stimulate listeners but music that should drift like smoke and become part of the environment." The result is simply phenomenal, subtle minimalism and emotional elegance exquisitely orchestrated by Satoshi Ishikawa and his team consisting of his wife Masami Ashikawa (on flute), Midori Takada (on vibraphone), Yuko Utsumi (on harp), Tomoko Sono (on piano), and Junko Arase (on vibraphone). In conjunction with Still Way, WRWTFWW Records is releasing Laistigh den Ghleo (WRWTFWW 039CD/LP), a companion album by Irish ambient/minimalist composer Gareth Quinn Redmond, inspired by Ashikawa's approach. Liner notes by Midori Takada, Satoshi Ashikawa, and Gareth Quinn Redmond.
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Great product.
Style: Holder+Dash+Vent+Windshield
This worked perfectly in my vehicle making hands free driving easy. Installation was very simple, easy to charge my phone in this mount. Very stable, my phone never fell out or off.
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★★★★★ 5
Almost perfect
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Solid mount. I’ve tried other ones but they don’t sit as nicely as this one. It also has a lot of adjustments to allow for using it any way you need it to so it is very versatile. The magnet strength is really good and holds my phone really well. Sometimes it feels too strong which I guess is a good thing. The charging works well but I wish the cable was a little longer
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★★★★★ 5
Super easy to set up
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I couldn’t be happier with this car phone mount—it’s easily one of the best accessories I’ve added to my vehicle. The build quality feels solid and durable, with a strong grip that keeps my phone securely in place even on bumpy roads. Installation was quick and hassle-free, and it holds firmly without slipping or needing constant readjustment.
What really stands out is how easy it is to use one-handed. I can mount or remove my phone in seconds, which makes a big difference while driving. The adjustable viewing angles are perfect for navigation, and it doesn’t block my view of the road at all.
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★★★★★ 3
Poor socket design.
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Overall this is a pretty decent phone mount. I have used it with both the windshield and vent mounts. The only problem I have is the design of the ball swivel. The socket contains a rubber piece to help increase the grip, but over time heat from the sun or the air vent makes the ball glue itself to this rubber piece. When you try to make an adjustment, the ball will not move in the socket and ends up breaking the socket. This is happened to me twice.
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★★★★★ 5
Great Phone Holder
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I bought the version with the suction cup mount and I’m very happy with it. It holds my phone securely in place and doesn’t move around while driving. It’s also very easy to place the phone in the holder and remove it when needed. The suction cup sticks well to the dashboard, and you can position it so the phone stays in a safe, easy-to-see spot while driving. Overall, a great and reliable phone mount. Highly recommend!
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