Yamash'ta & The Horizon - Sunrise from West Sea (Vinyl) Matador Records They established themselves as crowd

They established themselves as crowd favourites with their enchanting live performances

The Streets’ first two albums ‘Original Pirate Material’ and ‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free’ helped to make the UK hip-hop/garage scene a force to be reckoned with on a global scale

they were also making a very strong political statement that spoke out very harshly against the military regime in Brazil at the time

the massive double-album Zeppelin reaches lofty heights on its musical journey

though it seems practically spartan compared to later recordings

Yamash'ta & The Horizon - Sunrise from West Sea (Vinyl) Matador Records They established themselves as crowdStomu Yamash'ta's ultra rare cult 1971 LP is reissued for the first time, it is a deep, cosmic, at times ambient performance recorded live and featuring two other Japanese legends: Takehisa Kosugi from the Taj Mahal Travellers and jazz pianist Masahiko Satoh Remastered from the master tapes with original gatefold artwork, obi and new introduction by Paul Bowler. Recorded live at Yamaha Hall in Tokyo on April 18, 1971, the all night concert was