The Bach Revolution
Waga Kokoro, Imada Yasuraka Narazu
Waga Kokoro, Imada Yasuraka Narazu
RCA Red Seal (Japan) 1976
RVC-2054 (LP) w/insert(very slightly stains.)
sleeve : VG+(SPSE/TOC:9cm crack and tape on top, 7.5cm crack and tape on bottom. wear on edge and corner.)
media : VG+/VG+(light surface noises caused by slightly hairlines.
A masterpiece album released in 1976 by Bach Revolution, a group consisting of three Japanese synthesizer players, Kazutaka Tasaki, Motoaki Suzukawa and Akio Kamio. This is a wonderful work of dramatic synthesizer music with tremendous acoustic effects throughout. About A2, he first half of the song is filled with heavy bass electronic sounds and signal-like pulses, followed by the rising and falling sounds of synthesizers reminiscent of the Japanese traditional music Gagaku, and then the world of Buddha with sampled sutra reading, and finally the stormy ending. The thunderous electronic sound in A1 is also intense. I personally remember playing A2 at a Laraaji's live at a temple in Tokyo.
A2: 我が心いまだ安らかならず