不失者* – 不失者 1st

Confermo.....bootleg dall'incisione scadente....ma questo ho trovato ....il gruppo invece è interessante.

https://daily.bandcamp.com/label-profile/black-editions-label-profile-2023

"The P.S.F catalogue remains a major focus for Black Editions. So far this year, they’ve reissued Japanese chanteuse Shizuka’s sole 1994 album Heavenly Persona, and are preparing a release of Fushitsusha’s 1999 'Double Live' in a five-LP set."

Typo with the 1999 but still... YES!

https://daily.bandcamp.com/label-profile/black-editions-label-profile-2023

"The P.S.F catalogue remains a major focus for Black Editions. So far this year, they’ve reissued Japanese chanteuse Shizuka’s sole 1994 album Heavenly Persona, and are preparing a release of Fushitsusha’s 1999 'Double Live' in a five-LP set."

Typo with the 1999 but still... YES!

No date as yet but confirmed by Black Editions that a reissue of this & perhaps more are planned, hopefully not in ridiculously small numbers.

A sadly sub par (noisy) pressing for one of the best albums ever released. Unfortunatley I doubt there will be a reissue any time soon, since the source tapes are probably lost (Considering the CD source is the vinyl)

This album is like if you took 77 Live, made it more bluesy, and then added Keiji Haino.

wasn't there supposed to be an official vinyl rerelease of this coming out at some point

Worthless, terrible sounding and looking bootleg that doesn't even have the band's name on the cover. Garbage.

I'm suspicious about it, but in incoming week it will be reissued on vinyl by Victory Records. Would love to know if this is official or

It is probably not a single concert, but a compilation of concerts of 1978 (because there are two drummers and among them Murayama).
The first track on CD1 begin by a piece of blues with harmonica almost normal. The second is a piece of heavy rock, very slow, very interesting and then the third is in the purest Haino's style Haino's. The fourth returns to something more classical, a ballad with harmonica, but where Haino's voice brings back to his own style.
CD 2 begins with a balade ... The second pieces contrastate with the first being of a great rhythmic inventiveness, it is a convulsed rock piece, well ahead to its time. It sounds 80s, New York/No-Wave (Branca / RS Howard / Teenage jesus) (but less clean, really huge and it ends in a telluric lifting). After we go back to a balad again (a little blusy and close to Pink Floyd "More"!!!), and as for the first album it re-slips to pure Haino's style. An historical recording where Haino's style rises among more conventional things.