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This new edition also Includes a bonus track from a rare Japnese compilation recorded in same era
Ongaku Otaku BOOK CD the connection clickedHardcover, 524 pages, 21 x 27 cm In the mid 1990s, four thick, annual issues of Ongaku Otaku magazine were published. Operating from San Francisco, California, the goal was to spread the word about the compelling independent music being produced in Japan. With dozens of interviews and articles, and many hundreds of reviews, the magazine was an influential voice, sharing words about Aube, Cornelius, Yamamoto Seiichi (Boredoms, Rovo, Omoide Hatoba),