Aktuala
La Terra
Bla Bla (Italy) 1974
BBXL 10004 (LP)
sleeve : EX(some very slightly dirts.)
media : VG+/VG+(some slightly surface noises caused by slightly hairlines.)
This album was released in 1972 by the group Aktura, features Lino Capra Vaccina, who was introduced "L'Attesa" (1992) on "obscure sound" guide book, Walter Maioli, a member of Futuro Artico, whose "Il Suono Delle Api/La Vibrazione Del Cosmo" (2021) was also excellent, and Trilok Gurtu, a member of late Oregon and other important ethnic jazz bands. As in the related works of the members, this is a masterpiece of ethno-psychedelic avant-acoustic music reminiscent of third-world folk music from nowhere, using a large number of ethnic instruments and easily transcending the concepts of jazz, rock, and world music. All songs are great. It seems to be compared to German group likes Embryo and Between, but it is a completely different worldview. I think it is close to the spirit of Taj Mahal Travel Group. Good playback sound with a few thin, minor scratches on the vinyl.
This album was released in 1972 by the group Aktura, features Lino Capra Vaccina, who was introduced "L'Attesa" (1992) on "obscure sound" guide book, Walter Maioli, a member of Futuro Artico, whose "Il Suono Delle Api/La Vibrazione Del Cosmo" (2021) was also excellent, and Trilok Gurtu, a member of late Oregon and other important ethnic jazz bands. As in the related works of the members, this is a masterpiece of ethno-psychedelic avant-acoustic music reminiscent of third-world folk music from nowhere, using a large number of ethnic instruments and easily transcending the concepts of jazz, rock, and world music. All songs are great. It seems to be compared to German group likes Embryo and Between, but it is a completely different worldview. I think it is close to the spirit of Taj Mahal Travel Group. Good playback sound with a few thin, minor scratches on the vinyl.
A1: Mina
A2: Mud
B1: Sar