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Point (ポイント) is a 2001 album by Cornelius. The album contains innovative rhythmic use of sound, and is notable for its use of sounds from nature, such as water sounds and bird sounds, into its mix. Track listing. All songs written by Keigo Oyamada except where noted. Bug (Electric Last Minute)" - 0:38. Point of View Point" - 3:54.

Cornelius, born Keigo Oyamada, kicked off the 2000s with the release of his fourth album, Point, in 2001. The 11-track experimental album was highly acclaimed at the time and is still popular today. A remastered CD will be released this summer. The Osaka show is scheduled for Aug.

Point is the fourth studio album by Japanese recording artist Cornelius. Originally released in Japan in 2001, it was re-released worldwide in 2002 Contents.

Cornelius has announced a remastered reissue of his 2002 album Point. The digital release is out July 31; CD and vinyl copies will arrive in the fall. The reissue includes the original B-side remixes from Kings of Convenience, Matthew Herbert, and Yann Tomita. This fall, Cornelius will perform Point in full during a string of North American dates. Find his itinerary below. In 2016, Cornelius reissued the 1997 album Fantasma. His last album was 2017’s Mellow Waves.

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Is Point the best album by Cornelius? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. CORNELIUS Point Of View JAPAN CD MENU. 237 2001 NEW Condition: Brand New. Time left: 2h 24m 29s. Ships to: Worldwide. Cornelius - Point (CD) Condition: Like New. Time left: 1d 12h 2m 50s. POINT BY CORNELIUS CD A9370 Condition: Very Good. Time left: 5d 5h 59m 46s.

Point of View Point" may be the highlight of the album - sharp guitar strums overlaid by some intermittent blasts of drums, an eerie bright hum and HT!" It's lush, sunny and memorable, and the sort of pop that sticks in your head - in a good way, like a trippier version of the Beach Boys or Beatles. Cornelius shows again that he's a master of avant-pop in "Point," a worthy follow-up to the outstanding "Fantasma. Beautiful, eerie, and fiery, this is a definite keeper for indie-electro fans.