Various Artists: Far East New Rock Invention 1969-75 (180g) Vinyl LP

by Turntable Lab

$30.95

<p class="faq-quote">"In 1972, Nippon Columbia launched its first dedicated rock and folk label, Propeller, releasing a steady stream of forward-looking titles by artists such as Hiroshi Segawa (formerly of The Dynamites) and Tetsu Yamauchi, who, up until then, was a prolific session musician in the scene. Influenced by late-’60s acts like Blood, Sweat &amp; Tears and Chicago, Japanese jazz musicians also began boldly incorporating rock elements into their work. As a result, many records from this period have since become prized classics in the rare groove scene. Above all, this compilation was selected to let you experience the free, innovative, and deeply experimental sounds created by Japanese musicians whose passion rivaled that of their British and American counterparts." - <meta charset="utf-8">180G</p> <ul> <li>180g black vinyl pressing (<span style="text-decoration: underline;">please note</span>: actual pressing color and packaging may differ from mock-up photo)</li> <li>remastered from the original analog tapes</li> <li>limited edition</li> <li>music label: 180G 2026</li> </ul>