A live recording of this quartet from the Iwate Prefecture in the Tohoku region of Japan, improvised an29730d impressive rock from Yoshida Tatsuya (drums), Nasuno Mitsuru (bass), Kita Naoki (violin) and Murakami Naoki (guitar).
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Yoshida Tatsuya-drums
Nasuno Mitsuru-bass
Kita Naoki-violin
Murakami Naoki-guitar
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Label: Magaibutsu Limited
Catalog ID: MGC-40
Squidco Product Code: 15615
Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2011
Country: Japan
Packaging: Cardstock 3 page foldover
Recorded live at Akihabara Goodman on March 2nd, 2011 and April 7th, 2010 by Soma Tadashi.
A live recording of this quartet from the Iwate Prefecture in the Tohoku region of Japan, improvised and impressive rock from Yoshida Tatsuya (drums), Nasuno Mitsuru (bass), Kita Naoki (violin) and Murakami Naoki (guitar).
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Track Listing:
1. Ishiwarizakura 7:37
2. Nambu Tekki 2:27
3. Zunda Mochi 4:34
4. Menkoi Television 2:45
5. Tohno Monogatari 4:42
6. Geibikei 4:34
7. Hoya 2:33
8. Ryusendo 3:38
9. Gosyageru 1:58
10. Reimen 3:50
11. Kitayamazaki 5:30
12. Bankara 3:06
13. Miyazawa Kenji 4:48
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