Thank you for visiting. This is a 2000 work by Norwegian producer Lindstrom, also known as Hans-Peter Lindstrom, who is now as major as Todd Terje. It's surprisingly early, isn't it? It's hard to tell from the style. Side A, "Flesh," features a wobbly, delayed guitar and marimba-like synth at the beginning, a sluggish organ, a strong disco groove with a gap between the front and back rhythms, and a subtle acid feel. While these elements might sound chaotic when described in words, it doesn't forget the refreshing quality of fusion. Side B, "Granada." Of course, it's the name of a city in Andalusia, Spain, but it's unclear where the atmosphere of that city can be found lol (though if you listen closely, the melody might be exotic). The swaying, forward-leaning hats/brushes and the low-slung, ground-hugging groove are clearly influenced by Brazilian grooves. Then, after a long build-up, a light organ enters, developing into a dance groove, and it races through for just under 7 minutes. It's also great how the snare drum starts hitting in the latter half, strengthening the groove. Because the number of sounds is extremely simple, the sophistication and refreshing quality of fusion are maintained. No playback issues. Please refrain from bidding if you are sensitive about the condition. If you have any questions, please leave a comment.