Record Collectors Special Edition: Psychedelic & Experimental

Record Collectors Special Issue: Record Collectors Archives 6
Psychedelic & Experimental

The 6th installment of , which reproduces feature articles previously published in the monthly magazine "Record Collectors" as closely as possible to the original magazine pages. This book collects four special features on experimental rock that brought a new breeze to the times, such as psychedelic sounds. Although these are all niche genres with many enthusiastic fans, they have plenty of pages dedicated to album guides, making them very useful for beginners!

◆ Psychedelic Sounds (July 2002 issue)
This famous special feature, which gained tremendous support from Japanese psychedelic explorers and became the basis for subsequent research/reissues, is finally back! The disc guide, covering over 200 albums and catering to both beginners and advanced listeners, is truly a sight to behold.
◆ Soft Rock (July & August 2000 issues)
Sophisticated chorus with stylish sounds. From classic to advanced albums that even maniacs will rave about, we introduce all the shining masterpieces that are popular and have a deep layer. Kurt Becher's related works are explained with a detailed list.
◆ Canterbury Music (March & April 2002 issues)
With Soft Machine at the forefront, this is a group with a unique cool sensibility even in progressive rock, favored by connoisseurs. This is a convenient content that allows you to grasp the whole picture, including connections, masterpieces, and more.
◆ German Rock (June 2000 issue)
A huge mountain range that anyone who listens to rock music tries to climb once. In addition to an interview with Can and an album guide, we also include biographies and selections of masterpieces from 10 groups connected to it.