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Eiichi Ohtaki First Album |
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The origins of Eiichi Ohtaki
The artist's attitude is reflected in the list price of 2,300 yen.
Eiichi Ohtaki's solo debut, released in 1972, is a key work that shows the direction he would take musically after the breakup of Happy End. The jacket, which clearly states the price of 2,300 yen, reflects his awareness of the commercial nature of music. It records the period when he began to build his own unique musical world as a pioneer of Japanese rock.
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