(Progressive/Afro Rock) Uganda - Uganda - 1972, MP3 (tracks), 256 kbps

So oddy work. Names of the members, Japanese virtuoso - drummer Akira Ishikawa and guitarist Kimio Mizutani - don't give you a second to get to know the album content. Especially it takes a first half of the album - both tracks and almost 12-minute Animals & Daybreak and the next one Courtship with 20% psychedelic and with 80% - African rhythm and chorus. It seems that Ishikawa's trip to this equator country made lasting impression: there was administration of "Last King of Scotland" Idi Amin. Despite on all percussions, the first half of record can be advised for truly african lovers. Te other half that also consisted of two long compositions begins with the same mood: the first three minutes of Animal Fight shows same tribalism that later comes into raw acoustic psychedelic. As for me I like the last song called Pigmy, where are main part was given to acid guitar of Mizutani but same time certain ethnic semitones attend due to percussion of Central Africa.