Monday, March 16, 2020

Flower Travellin' Band - Satori. 1971 Japan


When talking great hard rock albums, here's yet another brilliant example. To be honest, I'm not a huge Flower Travellin' Band fan (though revisits are certainly overdue), but Satori is everything one could want from the style. Impassioned vocals, screaming electric guitar, tribal drums, indigenous themes, and just mayhem in general. Super.


Ownership: CD: 1991 Warner Bros. Old school jewel case with liner notes in Japanese, long before the mini-LP revolution. Has one bonus track.

1997 (first listen); 7/2/15; 3/16/20 (review / new entry)
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