The Darkside is one of the many projects to emerge from the groundbreaking drone-rockers Spacemen 3. The band was led by Pete "Bassman" Bain and they came from Rugby, England.

Fifth album by this Swedish/Danish/American space rock monster. 6 tracks of heavy space rock based on synths and keyboards with almost 80 minutes playingtime. This time the band gone for a more oriental approach with the help of SIENA ROOTs KG on Sitar

UK remastered & repackaged reissue of the British progressive rock act's 1970 album with 4 added bonus tracks 'Bring It On Home', 'Hurry On Sundown, 'Kis Of The Velvet Whip' & 'Cymbaline'. 2001.

Dedicated to all indigo children.

The psych concept space-opera masterpiece of 1971, before they morphed into a simpler riff-machine. From a primitive islander seeing an airplane for the first time to the mindblowing 19 minute Star Storm to the title track's 26 and a half minutes of strange guitar wizardry, this is a heavy trip, man! One Bonus track.

Engineer – Hiroshi Senuma, Hitoshi Mizuta
Producer – Shosuke Akino
Vocals – Butch (8) (tracks: A1 to A5), Rock (7) (tracks: B1 to B9)

這張The Perfect Prescription版本真是多到不得了。

Regarded by many as the first Japanese progressive rock group, the Far East Family Band featured the keyboardist and future new age composer, Kitaro. A keyboard-dominated space rock band, the Far East Family Band played extended compositions that brought comparisons to Tangerine Dream and early Pink Floyd.
The group's first album was released under the band name of Far Out. After changing their name, the band released The Cave Down to Earth in 1975. Their first European release, Nipponjin -- Join Our Mental Phase Sound (1975), featured re-recorded versions of material from the previous record and the album attributed to Far Out. The group's next record, Parallel Worlds (1976), was profoundly influenced by Klaus Schulze who Kitaro met on a trip through Europe. With the first track over 30 minutes long, the album bears similarities to Krautrock legends Ash Ra Tempel. Tenkujin (1977) followed and was the band's first and only American release. By this point, the band consisted of Miyashta (vocals, synths, guitars, bamboo flute), Hirohito Fukushima (guitar, vocals, koto), and Yujin Harada (drums, percussion). It would be the band's last record. ~ Geoff Orens, All Music Guide
Personnel:
Akira Fukakusa - bass
Akira Ito - keyboards
Fumio Miyashita - guitar, keyboards
Hirohito Fukushima - vocals, guitar
Masanori Takahashi (Kitaro) - keyboards, percussion
Shizuo Takasaki – drums