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Dara Dara Dara | |||
Finger Love | |||
偽想愛 | |||
とまらない |
Credits (6)
- TōdaBass [B.]
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Ajima (2)Guitar [G.]
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Hiroko (7)Illustration [Cover Illusted By]
- 赤*Producer [Produced By]
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Zombie (3)Producer [Produced By]
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Wataru (3)Vocals [Vo.]
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偽想愛
Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM
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自殺レーベル – GL-006ES | Japan | 1985 | Japan — 1985 |
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偽想愛
CDr, Limited Edition, Reissue
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Not On Label (Aka (14) Self-released) – none | Japan | 2004 | Japan — 2004 |
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referencing 偽想愛 (Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM) GL-006ES
A distorted bass introduces the first song, and the first thing you can think of (well, the first two) are BRAINBOMBS jamming with MICHIRO ENDO (of THE STALIN,of course) and he's ranting about something morbid and offsetting. the tune itself then grows into something more up-tempo and pogo-ish until eventually it fades into cacophony. Unitil "1,2,3,GO!" you get pushed from behind to pogo in the second track, which is basically again STALIN on methadone. The third track is yet another STALIN-influenced/ADK abiding post punk tune. There's even a STOOGES hint here and there (the solo might have been lifted from one of the rawer tracks of Iggy's best band ever) and it's no surprise, since THE STOOGES were an influence on Michiro Endo's endeavors/general attitude & sound. The last track is on par, adding a DISCHARGE nod ("Decontrol",anybody?). Cool and dandy hard (post) punk with some slightly hardcore overtunes here and there - pick the discography compilation for further proof.
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