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Jay Love Japan : ウィキペディア英語版
Jay Love Japan

''Jay Love Japan'' is an album by the late hip hop producer J Dilla.
==History==
Promo and semi-official retail versions of the album have circulated for several years, and the album was even given a 2006 release in Japan, although that version is now considered a promo item. It was announced in an issue of the magazine ''Wax Poetics'' in 2005 and given various missed release dates in 2006, 2007, and 2008, with a track list containing two songs with other artists' vocals added after Dilla's death. Bill Sharp, an upper level employee of major hip-hop retailer Fat Beats and the webmaster of fatbeats.com, had this to say on the matter:
"We had many thousands of units of ''Jay Loves Japan'' (HREF="http://www.kotoba.ne.jp/word/11/sic" TITLE="sic">sic'' ) sitting in our warehouse while legalities were worked out with Dilla's estate for nearly one year. There are boots out there, there are imports. The one Fat Beats sells is not a bootleg."〔(Okayplayer.com Boards ). Post from BSharp, June 5, 2008.〕
The album, however, was released onto the iTunes Store on June 26, 2007 under PayJay Productions, Inc. The album was distributed to retail by the California-based Operation Unknown label in 2008.〔http://www.operationunknown.com/〕 It is now out of print.
J Dilla began and possibly completed this album before his death in February 2006. The album was intended as an instrumental EP featuring two guest vocal tracks, whereas the label itself first described it as featuring Raekwon, Blu, Ta'Raach, Truth Hurts, and more, tentatively including Slum Village. The album was distributed by Fat Beats Distribution based in New York. The album has an accompanying video series for the track "Can't You See." An EPK was released as far back as 2005. Most recent photographs used of J Dilla, such as the inside cover of J Dilla's BBE album ''The Shining'', as well as recent MTV pictures, were Operation Unknown photo sessions for ''Jay Love Japan''.

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