As part of my continuing series of Shoko Suzuki album reviews, here is a look at her album Long Long Way Home.

Star Trek and video games. Like many geeks, they’re two of my first loves, forged in my early years when bright colors and awe-inspiring, imagination-stoking stories were all I needed to be truly happy.

Weclome back to my ongoing series of Shoko Suzuki album reviews!
This article concerns Shoko Suzuki’s third album, Kaze no Tobira, released March 1, 1990.

It’s time for the second part of my epic Shoko Suzuki review-a-thon! Last time out, I briefly covered Shoko’s life before she became a musician, after which I delved into her first album (Viridian).

I’m gonna do something a little bit different here.
Generally speaking, with my past music reviews it’s just little blurbs here and there, essentially saying “This is good!” Now – for the time being – I’m going to focus on one artist’s discography, reviewing one album at a time, with the reviews spread out over a number of weeks.