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Haramasa Takao "Hatsukuni Shirasu Meramikoto" CD With obi Rare, out-of-print CD. The case has some minor scratches, but the disc surface is in good condition, and overall it's in good condition for its age. It's rare to find it in this condition. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection, as this is a used item. All songs have been tested and played. To prevent water damage and breakage, it will be wrapped in a crystal pack and bubble wrap, and shipped via Yu-Packet anonymous delivery (with tracking number). A truly unique album! The only album left by video artist Takao Haramasa, now on CD! The impact that shook Japan in 1973, again! The world of Takao Haramasa, the man who creates the sounds of the 21st century. "The antithesis of commercial films, the charisma of Japanese independent films," "a genius among geniuses" Takao Haramasa = Masato Hara. This work is the music from the shocking 8-hour 8mm color film "Hatsukuni Shirasu no Mikoto" (1973), which Takao Haramasa did everything for, including production, direction, script, photography, starring, music, performance, editing, and even the projectionist and ticket taker. The film "Hatsukuni Shirasu no Mikoto" is a strange film with slow-motion footage of him walking alone from Shinshu to Kansai, Kyoto, Nara, Sanyo, Sanin, and Kyushu, especially the stimulating image of his black shadow fluttering, and his own narration and self-made songs. He received direct instruction from Yoshio Hayakawa for the music. Takao Haramasa's singing while playing the electric piano, which is not necessarily good, has a compelling power that transcends musical perfection. It's as if he's trying to sing a song as if he's hearing it for the first time. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a work of the pure and beautiful things that humanity has created for the coming new era. Original release: 1973 VIRTIGO/Nippon Phonogram [Commentary] Masakazu Kitanaka (reprint liner notes), Yuichi Kishino (newly written) Tracklist 01. Tabi ni Deru Uta (Song to Go on a Journey) 02. Hatsukuni Shirasu Meramikoto no Theme (Theme of Hatsukuni Shirasu Meramikoto) 03. Shojo no Uta (Song of a Girl) 04. Kokoro wo Tawame Mi wo Tawame (Bend Your Heart, Bend Your Body) 05. Ruri no Omoi (Wandering Thoughts) 06. Atenai Tabi (Aimless Journey) 07. Kyokuchi Chokko (Direct to the Polar Region) 08. Kazu Kagirinai Yoru ni Tae (Enduring Countless Nights) 09. Machi no Uta (Song of the Town) 10. Togire Togire ni Deru (Appearing Intermittently) 11. Bochi nite (In the Cemetery) 12. Atenai Tabi (Aimless Journey) #Jacks #Acid Folk #Psychedelic #Yasumi no Kuni (Land of Rest) #Cult
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