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That's so nice that this going going exactly 4:20

これが高橋ユキヒロのドラム。

So so dope and still slept on. Bought this in the mid 80s it was one of the first funk records i Bought

Back in the seventies there was a plethora of music papers it was a great time for new bands and each week there would be different adverts for new albums. Prog rock was at its height and I was always looking for a new sound. Just like Spider and Rudi from the Mighty Boosh. Japanese cars where hammering British Leyland, Japanese motor bikes where taking over. So when I heard of the Sadistic Mika band I went out and bought Black Ship. They seemed to apply the same strategy to rock music, take a western product, fine tune it and hone it then make a technically perfect product. For it's time. To be honest I found it hit and miss but when they where on song, perfection. The extended pieces where dramatic moody and exciting. They still are. Over thirty years on in the age of the internet and mobile phone the world seems much smaller. Back then this band was really exotic. All of the tracks are played with expertise and precision. In my opinion Sumie no Kunie, time machine and black machine stand out. For these alone this CD is worth buying. Written in 2010

“Something is Coming from the Sea” ( Nanika ga Umi o Yattekuru) / SADISTIC MIKA BAND Music Composed by SADISTICS: co-composed by the four band members, M. Takanaka (G), Y. Takahashi (Ds), R. Ohara (B), and Y. Imai (Key). Arrangement: Sadistic Mika Band Produced by Chris Thomas This song is from their second album “BLACK SHIP(Kuro fune)” (Released November 5, 1974). // SADISTIC MIKA BAND (1974) Kazuhiko Kato - : Vocals, Guitars Kato Mika : Vocals Rei Ohara : Bass, Vocals, Percussions Yukihiro Takahashi : Drums, Percussions, Additional Vocals Masayoshi TAKANAKA : Guitars Yu Imai : Keyboards, Saxophone BLACK SHIP(Kuro Fune)” (Released November 5, 1974) / Sadistic Mika Band Side A 1. “Sumie no kuni e (Toward the Land of Ink Painting)” (composed by Kazuhiko Kato) 2. “Something is coming from the sea” (Composed by Sadistics*) 3. “Time Machine ni Onegai” (Composed by Kazuhiko Kato) 4. “Black Ship(Kuro fune) (Kaei 6 (1853) June 2)” (Composed by Sadistics*) 5. “Black Ship(Kuro fune) (Kaei 6 (1853) June 3)”(Composed by Sadistics*) 6. “Black Ship(Kuro fune) (Kaei 6 (1853) June 6)”(Composed by Sadistics*) Side B 7. “Yoroshiku Douzo” (Composed by Sadistics*) 8. “Dontaku” (Composed by Kazuhiko Kato) 9. “Ode to the Four Seasons” (Composed by Kazuhiko Kato) 10. “Suki Suki Suki (Hei made Hittottobi）” (Composed by Rei Ohara) 11. “Typhoon Song”(Composed by Kazuhiko Kato and Rei Obara) 12. “Sayonara(Good bye)” (Composed by Kazuhiko Kato) ※The “Sadistics” in the composer's name is a song co-written by the four band members, Takanaka (G), Takahashi (D), Ohara (B), and Imai (K). //Christopher Thomas was the music supervisor for Pink Floyd's “Dark Side of the Moon,” released the previous year in 1973,　The following year, he produced “Black Ship(Kuro fune)” by the Sadistic Mica Band. Therefore, “Black Ship” is the album with the closest production method to Dark Side of the Moon's sound making in the world. / After working on Pink Floyd's masterpiece “Dark Side of the Moon” in 1973, Chris Thomas discovered the existence of “Sadistic MiKa Band,” who had just released their first album in the Japanese market at the time. He visited Japan and asked Toshiba EMI to produce this band's second album. The album “BLACK SHIP (Kuro fune)” (Released November 5, 1974), which contains this song, was completed with his participation as a producer. At the time, all the members were in their early 20s, and except for bandmaster Kazuhiko Kato, who was already a well-known musician in Japan, all the members were unknown at the time and were still a group of gemstone players. However, when one learns of the subsequent individual successes and achievements of each player in Japan after the band broke up, it becomes clear that the band members to be a group of very talented musicians. Still, it is amazing that Chris Thomas was able to discover their high potential by listening only to their first album, which was strongly pop-oriented and led by Kazuhiko Kato. However, their collaboration ended with only their second and third albums. The band barely managed to attract attention in the U.K. when they accompanied Roxy Music as their opening band for a month of live performances in the U.K. to promote the release of their new third album. But after that, they were not in the spotlight any more, neither in the U.K. nor in Japan. The reason for this is that upon their return from the UK tour, Mika Kato remained in the UK and the band abruptly disbanded. Kato and his wife Mika divorced, and the band, without Mika, cancelled all their planned shows in Japan on their triumphant return tour from the UK and quietly disbanded without any media coverage. In fact, it seems that the band had already reached its limits by the time of the UK tour, but they managed to make it through the UK tour as planned. The reason for Mika's remaining in the UK is said to be her romantic relationship with Chris Thomas. In other words, he was the one who found a talented young Japanese band from the Far East, had them make an album with Pink Floyd's sound-making know-how, and then broke up the band too by falling in love with the frontman's wife. If the divorce had not happened and the band had continued their creative activities with their fourth and fifth albums, the name of Sadistic Mika Band might have become known not only in Japan but also in the world much earlier. However, it is an irony of fate that the breakup of the band freed each member from the band and they became successful individually in their own ways (only in Japan).

Ill drums..❤

I have there entire catalogue on vinyl love SM❤

Demasiado corta. ¡¡Qué pena!!

Only the funkiest jazz, plz

Jim is up to no good whenever you hear the start of this tune

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This album and Hot Menu! Just an embarrassment of riches

NACHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

How come Alchemist didn't sample this one yet? :) Damn, this is one the finest of the '70s

Noice

Joe Danger brought me here

Used in "The Brothers", series 2, episode 3, to great effect.

A Slowed down version. I like it 👍

Debajo del disfraz todos los corazones son lo mismo...

J.W.G by Lord Sko

Nacho

The strings are like thoughts running; memories, in the background of your mind...wide swaths of experiences, moments. While the guitar solo is like talking, speaking, as the thoughts in the backdrop of your mind silently guide that which is verbalized. 2:01.......... I do believe the solo guitarist was listening *intently* to the strings track when he laid his memorable fabulous lines. *2:12* ....... what mesmerizing breathtaking sounds mesh in such ultra unison.

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This track is incredible and the whole album is gold 💜

JOE DANGER

Bien sympa, j'aime bien

Can you say Funky Jazz?

N.O.R.E.

0:40 reminds me "here come the bastards" by primus

Thanks for providing this!

Beneath the man, we find...his nucleus.

Absolute belter!

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Jotta suomalaiset voisivat puhua enemmän.

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looks like a proper geezer. quality music

maaan!

very very good.....................................................................................................................................................................

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Cool tv thems - sondtrcks

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Dope yeeeaaahhhh thats great STAFF

Great One