Shinki Chen Shadoks VINYL Japanese 1971 Speed Glue
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Here is your chance to own one great heavy 12” vinyl gem. Played once, recorded then carefully filed away, this is the Shadoks re-release of Shinki's 1971 solo debut LP. If you like that ultra heavy psych sound from the early '70's then Shinki Chen is a must! This is an excellent sounding group from Japan. If you like High Rise, Speed, Glue & Shinki, Blues Creation,Too Much, Juan De La Cruzor Flied Eggthen you’re going to love this great release. The ultimate Japanese heavy psych albums from the early '70's. Plastered in freaked out Hendrix-like acid guitar riffs it will appeal to lovers of'70's Japanese heavy psych acts. Songs are all about the drug taking and girls with disgusting English lyrics that would have certainly been banned if sung in Japanese! Originally issued in 1971, this post-Food Brain/pre-Speed Glue & Shinki album features wasted fuzz and extreme underground vibes, one of the freakiest Japanese '70's releases.
"One of my favorite mind-bending axe-jammers next to Eduardo Bort, Pappo, Sterling Morrison, Bo Anders Persson, Koray... this amplified mushroom-hair-cloud dude-in-orbit wails in serious volume...loads of fuzz, attitude, and dope-damaged tunes--with Shinki's critically wastered vocals musing off explicitly in boorish-male, Paleolithic fashion. Red blooded stoned 'n' zoned psych rock at its finest." -- Mahssa Taghinia/Other Music.Here's what other reviewer had to say about Shinki Chen:
Wild pre-Speed Glue & Shinki album from 1971 of extra heavy fuzz guitar and truly wasted vocals, one of the absolute cornerstones of Japanese psychedelia. In fact, to many people, this is the ultimate psych album from Japan; it starts with a very strange-sounding, avant-garde phased tape machine track, before letting fly with the drug damaged histrionics -- onwards they come, one after the next, blunt Neanderthal songs about drugs and girls. Tracks such as 'Requiem of Confusion,' 'Gloomy Reflections' and the 'Corpse' tell you where it’s at for Shinki Chen.
Tracks Are:
1 The Dark Sea Dream
2 Requiem Of Confusion
3 Freedom Of A Mad Paper Lantern
4 Gloomy Reflections
5 It Was Only Yesterday
6 Corpse
7 Farewell To Hypocrites
