Drum Method

The last Inomata's work with Sound Limited, band was restored with the original members (except the second guitarist Shigenori Kamiya, that was involved in in Akira Sakata's Wha-Ha-Ha project later) is weaker than the previous two works. Here is the main course is brass jazz rock in Chicago vein and fusion with the funk elements and latino rhythms. But it should be mentioned that Inomata from the album to album pays more attention and time to his own part, often going to the first plan, not going background because his role not only in the rhythmic component. Here he enlarged his arsenal with the different gongs, tambourines, kettle-drums and other percussion - mostly manual type. Not sure that was the right decision to go further. There are many covers on this record, some good tracks but it is average. Later philippino jazz musician Jake Concepcion took care about this band, released in late 1972 the record under the name Jake H. Concepcion & the Sound Limited.