Ni Notte Rocket (P-Vine Records 2006)

   Naoko Yamano on vocals/guitars, Michie Nakatani or Emi Morimoto onto Atsuko Yamano on bass/backing vocals and Risa Kawano on drums/vocals used to be just an ordinary but unique resistance of all-female Pop-Rock band from Japan turning international legend as these Osaka girls trio hits their popularity as checking names of the constant acts of Alternative era somewhere in the 90’s as well as the loving much for inspirations spirits and energy mutual drawn from The Ramones; going to make their legacy so colorful like the album covers to their musical project releases as well for then, another next generation groups of local society and beyond giving their loves and supports to their idols as Fork & Spoon - A Tribute to Shonen Knife is there as reality which consisted off names like several listeners might not familiar with or truly like spawning from the middle earth theory tales perhaps – shows how the perspective from Shonen Knife’s delivering lyrics and song-writings creates their own realm and fans so far collectively, comes as they’re to play the covers for themselves not the company or profits. 
   One may goes on side to side within Nikaido Kazumi singing or moaning the acoustic Folk version on Tortoise Brand Pot Cleaner’s Theme, Zoobombs over Burning Farm, Mo’some Tonebender as well as DMBQ onto Koumoto Hiroto and Eastern Youth bursting the Garage-Pop and Indie Rock progressive percussion and mid-tempo distortions via Concrete Animals, Buddha’s Face and Elmer Elevator and much more in between these ten tracks and the mythical fornt artworks of unicorn girl meets the sea dragon that the various artists did pretty well program ans simple but not that simple musical works to hear by newbie while Alternative seems to be out of grasps stepping for the new millennium and might go extinct – being killed by Bloodthirsty Butchers and friends ? 

V.A Tribute to Shonen Knife - Fork & Spoon:

https://itunes.apple.com/jp/album//259994833?l=en