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Food Brain - Social Gathering (1970)

Track listing:
  1. That Will Do 9:16
  2. Naked Mountain 0:33
  3. Waltz For M.P.B. 3:44
  4. Liver Juice Vending Machine 3:18
  5. The Conflict Of The Hippo And The Pig 0:34
  6. Clock 5:28
  7. One-Sided Love 0:49
  8. The Hole In A Sausage 15:03
  9. Dedicated To Bach 0:51

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Japan 24-Bit Remaster

From the first track this album is awesome! That Will Do is exactly a shining star. Hiro Tsunoda's jazzy drummings, Masayoshi Kabe's striking and loudly noisy bass sounds, and Hiro Yanagida's round-and-round-waved keyboard solo...all are terrific for listeners. Sorry that Shinki Chen's guitar, having mad, funky and freaky flavour in another work, sounds even steady and quiet. What a funny accident! Next an interude Hageyama (Naked Mountain) with spacey bass solo, electric keyboard sound and jazzy rhythm section are very impressing in Mpb No Waltz (Waltz For M.P.B.) Basically Hiro Tsunoda's spacey, strict and speedy drums and percussions are the framework and the foundation of this song. Okay, he should be a serious and skilled drummer (and currently known as a pop singer :-D). What's a Liver Juice No Jido-Hanbaiki (Liver Juice Vending Machine)? Supplement of iron or stamina? I'm sure I can get some stamina (not iron :-P) with listening to this song. Not kidding! The reason can be obvious...Shinki's guitar has lately been exploded with growling, and of course rigidly-framed rhythm sections have not turned at all. What an amazing dunk shot! Kaba To Buta No Tatakai (The Conflict Of The Hippo And The Pig) is not conflict but confusion with unusual zamba style in such a rock supper (Bansan). Wake wake up up!! Swingin' & Smart Sounds Should Start Soon!! Mezamashi Dokei (Clock) has absolutely swing & jazz flavour mimicking an alarm clock. Psychedelic keyboard sounds can remind us the bell of a clock ringing loudly near our ears and let us wake up to ourselves completely, then heavy bass and drum sounds should hit and kick our back out. Kataomoi (One-Sided Love), calm and gentle interlude by keyboard solo, can get us relaxed but suddenly by avantgarde Ana No Aita Sausage (The Hole In A Sausage) we go mad. What does Michihiro Kimura's clarinet sound mean? Hmm...I feel it mean emptiness of their future, but is it correct? Well, God (and some of Food Brain members) only knows. Indeed Food Brain was unstable as a group with serious talents and junkie travelers...this badly organized sections might let their forebodings come true I suppose... Even a funeral march comes here. As everybody has thought, is it natural they would soon be broken out? The last song Bach Ni Sasagu (Dedicated To Bach) sounds like their mischief for me. From beginning to finish, I can't breathe enough...completely knocked away by FOOD BRAIN not BRAIN FOOD.

Food Brain - Social Gathering CD. Official Japanese press reissue of 1970 complex hard progressive rock with Shinki Chen, Hiro Yanagida, so you can imagine how wild this is. On second thought, nobody can imagine how wild this is...

01. That Will Do (9:12)
02. Naked Mountain (0:32)
03. Waltz For M.P.B. (3:45)
04. Live Juice Vending Machine (3:21)
05. The Conflict Of The Hippo And The Pig (0:31)
06. Clock (5:27)
07. One-Sided Love (0:48)
08. The Hole In A Sausage (15:03)
09. Dedicated To Bach (0:51)