Morita Doji-Goodbye
1975 Japan Female Acid Folk im quite sure that anyone who downloaded the Slap Happy Humprey
album wants to hear the original songs
so here is the first album by Morita Doji @192 kbits
some infor from popsike:
Great Original copy of this dark-clad acid-folk psych album that reminds me of Bridget St John. Original copy that comes with 3 inserts, all with pictures and detailed lyrics. Dark, melancholic and ethereal female vocals. Stunningly great and getting rarer every minute. Released in November 1975. Will certainly appeal to fans of Comus, Asakawa Maki, Slap Happy Humphrey, Japanese psych heads and late night acid folk adepts. I cannot stress enough the grandeur of Morita Doji, just over the top brilliant. She retired completely from the music scene and public view at the beginning of the eighties and will never appear again in the public spotlights, so here is your chance to lay yer hands upon her melancholic, late night and utterly desolate sound spheres. Highest recommendation. One of the all time best female vox records to emerge out of Japan of all times!!
-popsike.com
go get it!
posted by Dirk at 7:45 PM
13 Comments:
talking about acid, folk & related, do you happen to have some Yamasaki Hako stuff? she's rare as fuck - well, i don't know if to fuck there is a rare matter, but for me it is; you've got the point, haven't you? - and i could only find her best of somewhere over the big big net.
anyway, i'm loving you for the 'slap happy humprey' upload. they were some other guys i needed to find somehow, and you helped a whole lot.
thanks.
i just recently discovered Asakawa Maki and considering my fondness of her, i'm most certainly gonna wrap my ears around the Morita Doji stuff you provided here. thank you, sincerely.
i'll be posting more Morita stuff
so stay tuned!
and i added Yamasaki Hako to my slsk wish list
so if i find any i'll post it
thanks for posting this! a very nice album and a nice follow-up to the Slap Happy Humphrey post
Dirk, good luck to you with your struggle with the cancer. My parents have had cancer and leukemia so i've seen all the bad stuff that happens when you get these terrible kind of diseases. Try and stay positive -- if it hasn't metastisized then that's very good. It's better to be alive than dead, that's for sure.
Wonderful stuff, Dirk; many thanks for finding all this and putting it up!
Morita Doji is a goddess and a genius .
This record is her best but they are all fantastic.
Thanks for sharing these records with everyone.
C
wow! thanks dude! this is one of the best thing i heard in a while... awesome blog. thanks for sharing this!
Any news about Hako Yamasaki?
Sorry for previous post...
RIP Dirk...
Miss you...
I'm grateful for your blog.
This article was written well. This is an interesting twist of history in many different ways. Although the point of aim, but not smooth Ideas clear, the meaning is not clear
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