A unique masterpiece that combines Eastern spirituality and rock.
The tension created by the meditative development and hard riffs is overwhelming. The composition combines spirituality and physicality, making this a unique presence in the history of Japanese rock.
"Satori" was the album that brought Flower Travellin' Band international acclaim. It was groundbreaking in that it incorporated Eastern spirituality while crossing the boundaries of psychedelic and hard rock. The sustained guitar sounds and the heavy drum pressure create a meditative atmosphere, and despite the lyrics being in English, it leaves a universal feeling of prayer. It represents the pinnacle of experimental spirit that Japanese rock had reached in the early 1970s.
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Satori Part 1
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Satori Part 2
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Satori Part 3
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Satori Part 4
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Satori Part 5
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Mixed By - Norio Yoshizawa
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Written-By, Arranged By - Flower Travellin' Band
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Producer - Uya Uchida
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Vocals - Joe
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Guitar - Hideki Ishima
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Producer - Ikuzo Orita
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Bass - Joji Wada
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Drums - Jhun Kowzuki
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Illustration [Illustrated By] - Shinobu Ishimaru
