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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. It opens with a scream like Eugene was really hitting Waters with an axe, then after a drums interlude we find a long chord full of harmonics, then bass and voices like in Vangelis' Heaven and Hell introduce a Jap folk vocalist. This track is based on rhythm produced by choirs instead of percussions. The track continues on with a bit of some religious sounding chanting vocals, though more in the eerie manner than the cheerful manner of some religions. Other sites in the MAC network:

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I don't know if a copper sword dance really exists, but this B side can probably have a sense for Japaneses only.

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It comes with an OBI strip and a page booklet featuring liner notes in Japanese and one article in English. The fact that this is sung in Japanese makes it sound real and earthy.

So much for the Julian Cope book 'Japrock Sampler' - where I was led to believe that this was a pretty ordinary release. The concept behind spirits and elementals in Japan is not the same as in the west. Has the group forsaken recorded work for the sake of the spontaneity and immediacy of live performances, or were they just unable to get Invitation to continue sponsoring them?

For a long time Geinoh Yamashirogumi existed in my mind as the quintessential cult band.

The second, on the other hand, just doesn't have enough mass to sustain its 19 minute run-time. Singers sound like they're dropping knives on concrete, a few of which hit their feet, resulting in shrieks and wails.

This track is based on rhythm produced by choirs instead of percussions. On the one hand, it can end up being yamashieogumi conceptual masterpiece, but if one of the songs is subpar than half of the album ends up being tanked.

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It opens with a scream like Eugene was really hitting Waters with an axe, then after a drums interlude we find a long chord full of harmonics, then bass and voices like in Vangelis' Heaven and Hell introduce a Jap folk vocalist. The exotic look of the album more than complements the music. The music is now funky, strange, soothing - and almost symphonic in nature when finally a giant childrens choir starts singing.

One for all prog 'outsiders' willing to try something different. Sections are certainly interesting but on the whole the track doesn't do too much for me. A very minimalistic but pretty conclusion ties the song together, and "Osorezan" ends up being a very satisfying piece of work, though a yamasjirogumi strange one.

It really fits the song's title though, which translates to Mountain of Fear. Learn some more about me.

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Not surprisingly 'Yamashirogumi' is best known for his soundtrack to the badly dated and infantile Manga film 'Akira'where at least the music sounds ok. After a while, the male vocalists take over again. For anyone who wants a unique, challenging album, I definitely recommend checking this out. It doesn't act out and imitate strangeness and geinho bewilderment like a lot of others do, when they try to pull this kind of music off, - it is never a caricature - no this one feels like it's got a story to tell with these wild musical narratives.

Oh yes we are indeed a very long way from were we started out. The Cartoon Music Book. This explains the first part of the track, when the priestesses get into a trance status and at the end of the jazzy oorezan when the chaos is in crescendo and is closed by another female scream. I'm sure that it's because I'm not used to this kind of music, so it's my fault, but at the end my current rating is 3 stars. Of these, the majority had been established in the mids, although Geinoh Yamashirogumi—the first known foreign ensemble to adopt Georgian songs into its repertoire—had been active since The track has its more lush moments, with fuller instrumentation and busier sounds in general, then it's got its quieter, more eerie moments.

At this point, rating this album is very difficult for me.

It may be uneasy listening for some, but it's worth the effort of getting to know it. The music itself is like a bizarre doo-wop. How did Inoue and Ohno get involved?

Are you on the look out for something unique - something rare and precious like a turquoise gazelle jumping through hoops, then this album should be right up your alley.

Definitely worth a listen but I don't see myself listening yamashiroghmi the entire album again anytime soon. No release results - showing artist results instead. In fact, though there are instruments present most notably percussionprobably a good three quarters of the first half of the track are dominated by those voices: