Taj Mahal Travellers - August 1974 album flac

Taj Mahal Travellers ‎– August 1974. Label: P-Vine Records ‎– PCD-1463/4, Columbia ‎– GES-11491/2. Series: The Other Side Of Japanese 70s カルト＆プログレ・コレクション – 10. Format: 2 CD, Album, Reissue. Date Recorded : August 19, 1974 Location : at Nippon Columbia Studio N. Tokyo. The CD comes packaged inside a gatefold cardboard sleeve, with a foldout insert. Matrix, Runout (CD1 - Variant 1): GES-11491 2MS1 C 8Z.

Only for completionists (0%). It's definitely their most accomplished work and a lot better than the dreadful 'Oz Days' album where the The Taj Mahal Travellers sound completely out of place with the other bands. This is a definite 5 star album in my books and probably in my top ten albums of all time. You'll probably have a really hard time tracking this down though - it's incredibly difficult to find nowadays.

This double CD reissues the legendary Tokyo improvisational group's Columbia LP from 1974. Like European experimental ensembles . Taj Mahal Travellers were dedicated to sonic experiments beyond categories of free jazz or avant-garde, and throughout the '60s and early '70s challenged musical norms the world over. Lead by Fluxus member and avant-garde composer Takehisa Kosugi, the ensemble featured instrumentalists Kyo Koike, Yukio Tsuchiya, Beiji Nagai, Tokio Hasegaw, Kinji Hayashi, and Hirokeszu Sato.

Album · 1973 · 4 Songs. More By Taj Mahal Travellers. See All. August 1974.

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