Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p SOLAR RAY Hirasawa best recycling album Recycled by P-MODEL kernel is a 2001 remix album by Susumu Hirasawa.The recycling concept is present in the album in various ways. It reuses old Susumu Hirasawa songs from previous albums, remixes them in the reutilised energetic Technopop feel (or kernel) of P-MODEL (specifically, the "Defrosted" lineup that made P-MODEL & big body) mixed with Hirasawa's Symphonic Electronica style. The album is part of the "Hirasawa Energy Works" project, where Hirasawa would produce music using renewable energy sources; the recording studio was powered by solar power, a renewable energy source and the title can refer to either the method Hirasawa used to power his studio or it reutilises the name of a song from Hirasawa's debut, whose remix opens this album. The solar power was gathered with fans and production started July 2, 2001. In August 15, Hirasawa released free MP3 samples of the "Solar Ray" and "Philosopher's Propeller-1" remixes; in September 15, he released more samples, this time from the "Aurora", "Gemini" and "Virtual Rabbit" remixes. The cover art is designed to be featureless when seen under the naked eye, but would show detail when held to sunlight. In November 11, Hirasawa performed the "Hirasawa Energy Works - Solar Live LIVE SOLAR RAY" show at the Tsukuba Science City Garden; it was an open air concert and Hirasawa's equipment was powered by natural energy; the show was released as LIVE SOLAR RAY in September 24, 2002 on DVD and in VHS on November 10.. }
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- Solar_Ray abstract "SOLAR RAY Hirasawa best recycling album Recycled by P-MODEL kernel is a 2001 remix album by Susumu Hirasawa.The recycling concept is present in the album in various ways. It reuses old Susumu Hirasawa songs from previous albums, remixes them in the reutilised energetic Technopop feel (or kernel) of P-MODEL (specifically, the "Defrosted" lineup that made P-MODEL & big body) mixed with Hirasawa's Symphonic Electronica style. The album is part of the "Hirasawa Energy Works" project, where Hirasawa would produce music using renewable energy sources; the recording studio was powered by solar power, a renewable energy source and the title can refer to either the method Hirasawa used to power his studio or it reutilises the name of a song from Hirasawa's debut, whose remix opens this album. The solar power was gathered with fans and production started July 2, 2001. In August 15, Hirasawa released free MP3 samples of the "Solar Ray" and "Philosopher's Propeller-1" remixes; in September 15, he released more samples, this time from the "Aurora", "Gemini" and "Virtual Rabbit" remixes. The cover art is designed to be featureless when seen under the naked eye, but would show detail when held to sunlight. In November 11, Hirasawa performed the "Hirasawa Energy Works - Solar Live LIVE SOLAR RAY" show at the Tsukuba Science City Garden; it was an open air concert and Hirasawa's equipment was powered by natural energy; the show was released as LIVE SOLAR RAY in September 24, 2002 on DVD and in VHS on November 10.".