Gedo
Compared to most Japanese items from this period, this live recordings starts much more raw, hard, and punkish than almost anything I have heard from this period in Japan : primitive acid psych with blues elements with heavy and freaky electric guitar outbursts, doom bass, heavy distortion, primitive energy, recorded live and not too perfect, but with an effective mix of primitive acid with wild proportions. But then suddenly after four tracks, and perhaps some break, the songs are much more mainstream rockers, and bluesrockers, without many guitar solos, except an occasional one, with a fine drum solo. Only the last track, before the break, the guitarists freaks out in a really convincing and rather special way. The bis track to my surprise was an acoustic track, before you hear the bikers drive away. An album that has unique moments, more enjoyable moments and a few more just above average ok moments. This still included something unique in that moment.
