R.N.A. ORGANISM R.N.A.O Meets P.O.P.O. 12" VINYL RARE
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Apr 9, 2011 Sold Date
Apr 2, 2011 Start Date
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R.N.A. ORGANISM "R.N.A.O MEETS P.O.P.O." 12 INCH VINYL EP - VANITY RECORDS 0006 - RARE 1980 EXPERIMENTAL-ROCK FROM JAPAN!

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ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Rare original 1980 vinyl release from this obscure Japanese Experimental-Rock band.

Vanity Records label article in Music Magazine:

"Receiving a cassette tape from RNA Organism by air-mail, Agi (Yuzuru - head of Vanity Records) mistakenly thought they were from overseas and highly acclaimed the band in Rock Magazine, however, it was a clever ploy by Kaoru Sato from Kyoto. This album is amazing dub music with funky bass, noise guitar, trumpet and rhythm machine - sort of like a heavier version of Andy Partridge's Take Away. Subsequently the group changed its name to EP-4, which became known for its guerrilla live performances as well as simultaneously releasing its debut album from both major and indie labels. Meanwhile, Sato disappeared from the music scene in the mid-80's." (not sure what magazine but found on blog: ATLANTIS AUDIO ARCHIVE)

The tracks are:

R1 Weimar 22
R2 Howareyou, Whyou
R3 After
R4 Bring To Naught
R5 Nativity
R6 Yes, Every Africa Must Be Free Eternally
N1 Say It Loud, I'm Dilettante, I'm Proud
N2 Matrix [note: ends in locked groove]

ITEM CONDITION:
Vinyl is VG+++ with a very clean surface. Some light background noise, but only heard between tracks or very quiet passages.

Labels are clean with no marks or writing.

12 inch jacket is VG+++ with some light surface wear. Notable paper aging along the edges. Small corner dings.

Previous owner of this vinyl record was a tobacco smoker.


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