track that segues between sections of guitar-rock, music-hall and sound collages. The album was followed by the group's final single, "Blue Shinin' Quick Star" b/w "Dolphin Song". Break-up In the months after the release of Doctor Head's World Tower, tensions between Ozawa and Oyamada broke-out into acrimony. Flipper's Guitar announced that they had broken-up in October that year. Booked tour dates were cancelled. Since the duo's split their label Polystar has issued several compilation albums. The first Colour Me Pop (カラー・ミー・ポップ) released December 1991 collected non-album singles, b-sides, live-tracks and rarities. A live-album On Pleasure Bent, compiled from tours in 1990 and 1991, followed in 1992. That same year the 12-track Singles album was also released. Treasure Collection, a further compilation followed in 1999. Lost Pictures, Original Clips & CMS + Testament, a video collection was released in 1993 on VHS and on DVD in 2004. Tribute to Flipper's Guitar: Friends Again, a tribute album was released in 2004. After Flipper's Guitar Following the demise of the band in 1991, the two members pursued solo careers. Ozawa began a solo career and released the album The Dogs Bark But The Caravan Moves On under his own name. Oyamada began recording under the name of Cornelius. It was as Cornelius that Oyamada gained a minor cult following outside Japan, as well as remix work for the likes of Blur, Beck, and the Manic Street Preachers. Oyamada formed and ran the sub-label Trattoria for Polystar records. Band members Keigo Oyamada – lead vocals, guitar, sitar, harmonica, synthesizers, programming, producer (1987-1991) Kenji Ozawa – guitar, vocals, synthesizers, programming, producer (1987-1991) Shusaku Yoshida – bass (1987-1990) Yasunobu Arakawa – drums, backing vocals (1987-1990) Yukiko Inoue – keyboards, backing vocals (1987-1990) Discography The discography of Flipper's Guitar consists of three studio albums, four compilation albums, five singles, an extended play and a video. All titles were released on Polystar; except where indicated. Studio albums Three Cheers for Our Side! (25 August 1989) Camera Talk (6 June 1990) Doctor Head's World Tower (10 July 1991) Compilation albums Colour Me Pop (21 December 1991 - Polystar/Trattoria) On Pleasure Bent (1 April 1992 - Polystar/Trattoria) - compilation of live recordings Singles (26 September 1992) Treasure Collection (30 June 1999) Singles and extended plays "Friends Again" b/w "Happy Like a Honeybee" (25 January 1990) "Young, Alive, In Love" b/w "Haircut 100" (5 May 1990) Camera! Camera! Camera! (25 September