Vinyl reissue of classic 1972 Japanese hard prog-rock record. A must-have brilliant album! Housed in gatefold cover. Originals were housed in cardboard mailer-style boxes and are expensive these days.
Absinthe Records present a reissue of Flower Travellin' Band's Made in Japan - originally released in 1972. Following critical acclaim but meager record sales in their native Japan after their superb debut album, Satori (ASH 3002CD/LP), Yuya Uchida and his Flower Travellin' Band decamped to Canada following an invitation to open for local jazz-rock outfit Lighthouse. While there, Lighthouse leader and keyboard player Paul Hoffert offered to produce the band's next studio album, the ironically-titled Made In Japan, originally released in 1972, although it must be said, Hoffert's musical vision didn't always reflect the band's. However, Uchida was particularly happy with the results; although again, critical acclaim didn't translate into significant record sales and the band duly parted company following their half-live/half-studio release
 
Limited edition vinyl pressing with original gatefold cover
 
A1 Introduction
A2 Unaware
A3 Aw Give Me Air
A4 Kamikaze
A5 Hiroshima

B1 Spasms
B2 Heaven And Hell
B3 That's All