KEY FEATURES

• Originally self-released in only 100 copies in 1973
• New liner notes by each of the three surviving members as well as new English translation of the original liner notes.
• Stoughton “tip-on” jacket
• Vinyl pressed at Cascade Record Pressing
• Audio restoration and mastering by Michael Graves at Osiris Studio
• Lacquer cut by Jeff Powell at Take Out Vinyl
• Available on two color editions: Black Vinyl and Translucent Smoke Vinyl

RELEASE DESCRIPTION

Founded in 1972 by members of a university folk club, Abeichizoku was influenced by Yoshio Hayakawa’s Jacks and URC bands like Happy End, Itsutsu No Akai Fusen, and Dylan II. In the twilight of their school years, with the word “job” looming over them, the band recorded their lone album in a grueling 8-hour shift in their university’s assembly hall. Originally released in 1973 and made in only 100 copies, this essential piece of Japanese 70s folk rock has been reissued here for the first time.

Printed on Stoughton “tip-on” jackets. New liner notes by each of the three surviving members as well new English translation of the original liner notes. Audio restoration and mastering by Michael Graves at Osiris Studio. Lacquer cut by Jeff Powell at Take Out Vinyl. 400 copies on black vinyl, and 200 on translucent smoke vinyl.

TRACKLIST

1. Rainy Morning
2. Kankan Shine
3. White Wind
4. Storm
5. Tomorrow Is An Amusement Park
6. I Want You
7. Crow In The Sky
8. Room Of Solitude
9. Now

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