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01. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - That's Why People Are...
02. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Like Lovers
03. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - The Cat
04. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Already No More Secrets
05. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Where My Voice Can Be Heard
06. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Where Are You Walking Now
07. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Like A Concert Of Angels
08. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Riddle
09. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - A Letter Without A Stamp
10. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - My Key Is In Your Hand
11. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Playing In Panic
12. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - The Things You've Left
13. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - A Puddle And Purple Vetch
14. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - That's Why Love Is...
15. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Kirikyogen
16. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Works Composed Mainly By Humans
17. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Time Machine
18. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - To Your World
19. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Graveyard Of Love
20. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Classroom For Women
21. KUNI KAWACHI & FLOWER TRAVELLING BAND - Scientific Investigation
ARTIST
TITLE
Love Suki Daikirai/Kirikyogen
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BAM 7004CD BAM 7004CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
12/7/2010

This is a two-fer reissue of early '70s Japanese underground rock albums Love Suki Daikirai and Kirikyogen, featuring Kuni Kawachi & Flower Travelling Band. Recorded in 1970, the tone of Kirikyogen is cast in a shadow, and it seeps through the pores of each track, with titles such as "Graveyard Of Love" and "Works Composed Mainly By Humans." However, this ain't some pointless posturing... this is an LP that carries that weight, while remembering to bring a pocket full of cool-ass riffs, super-heavy Hammond, bouncin' bass and far-out vox. LP opener, "Kirikyogen" teases in the intro with stop/start bass and organ before dropping into Grade A heavy funk-psych prog rock. It's completely irresistible. There's a whiff of the weirdness of early English prog records, but crucially, these kids were still into Hendrix too, remembering that no matter how good you are on guitar, you still gotta bring something to the dancefloor. Love Suki Daikirai released in 1972 is more straight-up dreamy psychedelia. Kawachi plays piano, celesta, Hammond organ, Rocksichord, Harpsichord, various percussions, and sings. Kimio Mizutani (A Path Through Haze [BAM 7003CD], Love Live Life +1) contributes acoustic and electric guitars. Housed in a highly-collectible unique card wallet. Digitally remastered.