The album "Three and Two" marked a significant shift in Off Course's sound, moving towards a more polished pop-rock style that would define their later success.
- Released in 1979, "Three and Two" was a departure from Off Course's earlier folk-rock sound, embracing synthesizers and a smoother production.
- The album was produced by Off Course themselves, with additional arrangement input from Japanese producer Masataka Matsutoya.
- While not their biggest seller, "Three and Two" is considered a crucial transitional album in Off Course's discography, paving the way for their stadium-filling hits in the 1980s.
Off Course was a Japanese rock band formed in 1969. They were pioneers of the city pop genre in Japan.
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