Hunting High And Low = ハンティング・ハイ・アンド・ロウ – a-ha – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

Released in 1985, a-ha’s ‘Hunting High And Low’ is more than just a debut—it’s an artifact of pop music’s transformative era. The Norwegian trio crafted a collection that balanced icy Scandinavian synths with undeniable warmth, resulting in an album that feels both cinematic and intimately personal. Anchored by the global hit ‘Take On Me,’ its infectious hooks and animated visuals became a defining moment for MTV and synth-pop alike. But the album’s depth runs deeper than its chart-topping single. Tracks like ‘The Sun Always Shines on T.V.’ and the haunting title track reveal a-ha’s flair for dramatic storytelling and lush, layered arrangements. Morten Harket’s soaring vocals glide over melodies that oscillate between exuberant and melancholic, capturing the restless optimism of youth in the mid-1980s. For collectors and new listeners alike, ‘Hunting High And Low’ is a vital snapshot of a band at its creative peak, and a reminder of pop’s power to cross boundaries—geographical and emotional. Owning this record means holding a piece of music history: a synthesis of artistry, innovation, and pure pop heart.

Track List:
A1 – Take On Me = テイク・オン・ミー – 3:46
A2 – Train Of Thought = ストレンジャー・トレイン – 4:11
A3 – Hunting High And Low = ハンティング・ハイ・アンド・ロウ – 3:43
A4 – The Blue Sky = ザ・ブルー・スカイ – 2:22
A5 – Living A Boy’s Adventure Tale = ボーイズ・アドヴェンチャー – 5:00
B1 – The Sun Always Shines On T.V. = シャイン・オン・TV – 5:06
B2 – And You Tell Me = アンド・ユーテル・ミー – 1:51
B3 – Love Is Reason = ラヴ・イズ・リーズン – 3:04
B4 – Dream Myself Alive = ドリーム・マイセルフ・アライヴ – 3:06
B5 – Here I Stand And Face The Rain = フェイス・ザ・レイン – 4:30