Friday, April 29, 2011

GORO OHMI "Niji Sinden"(synths,recoded in November and December,1983)

淡海悟郎 "虹神殿" (1983)
GORO OHMI "Niji Sinden"(recoded in November and December,1983)

This album was  inspired from a Japanese comic "Niji Shinden"(means "Rainbow Shrine").Goro Ohmi made this album with help of nine gamelan players (including an Indonesian player named Saptana).And other instruments were played by Goro Ohmi.He was interested in prog rock during a college student and made a prog trio "Minotaurus"(from endinig of 1970s to beginning of 1980s),and later became famous for some OST,CM,and so on...
This album has never been released as CD before,but I'm sure that it will be one of the twinkling gems for fans of Kitaro,Tomita,TD,Klaus Schulze,Vangelis.....
A
1.椰子の岸辺 yashi no kisibe
2.剣の心 ken no kokoro
3.スコールの慰め sukohru no nagusame
B
1.虹の神殿niji no shinden
2.花の舞hana no mai
3.神々の視座kamigami no shiza

ripped from original LP.
Equipments I used are....
turntable....DENON DP-47F
CD recorder....Pioneer PDR-D5
phono equalizer...ONKYO PE-155
stereo graphic qualizer....Technics SH-8075

kamigami no shiza....

8 comments:

Mit said...

mp3
https://rapidshare.com/files/459724989/niji_shinden_mp3.rar
or
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1CWQUWGF

FLAC
https://rapidshare.com/files/459724875/niji_sinden_FLAC.part1.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/459724928/niji_sinden_FLAC.part2.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/459724664/niji_sinden_FLAC.part3.rar
or
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GIQD8O8B
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R4C3PE4L
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CXY5EXUJ

Anonymous said...

Thx a ton! Greatly appreciated.

isabelbc said...

Thank you, Shige!
Welcome my friend! :o)

Phil said...

The old Zapallo blog (previously El Camaleon) is up and running again after being shut down by Blogger. The new address is : http://teddyspaceship.blogspot.com/ It is quickly being repopulated with great progrock music. Check it out!!

Pedro Bandeira said...

This album is amazing, loved it.

Anonymous said...

Thaks for this one, great stuff!
Chris

the saucer people said...

Big fan of Tomita so as soon as I saw his name referenced I was fascinated to hear more...never come across the name Goro Ohmi before so huge thanks for putting him on my radar as the music is just beautiful beyond belief..astonishing no CD issue has been made of this..when I think of the obscure rubbish that gets issued these days..it is almost a crime!

This album is destined to be played by myself for years to come..I can feel it in my bones!

Anonymous said...

Thanks for sharing.
Danilo

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