Just ordered the 7" of the theme song to the Female Prisoner #701 70's exploitation/revenge franchise, written and performed by the lead actress herself, Meiko Kaji. I think this song made an appearance in Kill Bill at some point too. Having watched all of the original FP701s, it's no surprise where Tarantino heavily borrowed his influences. This will be the third-oldest piece in my collection behind the Barbarella soundtrack and the recording of the famed The War of the Worlds radio broadcast.
I"m falling into a youtube black hole
Been playing 70's Japanese albums
Getting quite obsessed with this album - been playing it last few days
Hi there, help. I also went down the Ichiko Aoba rabbit hole and she took over my Spotify. Does anyone know a place where I can get the 0 vinyl for a reasonable price instead of giving in to the scalpers on Discogs? Already ordered Utabiko, which is still available, but 0 seems sold out most places? I even wanted to order from her Japanese Webstore, but my Credit Card refused the payment.
Also, If anyone knows similar acts worth checking out, please let me know
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Enjoy!
US link for the new album
Ichiko Aoba - Windswept Adan 2xLP [3rd Pressing]
Available in North America, the United Kingdom & Europe Ichiko Aoba: Windswept Adan (2xLP, black vinyl) Ichiko Aoba’s albums have only been available as expensive Japanese imports, until now. In November, Ba Da Bing will release Windswept Adan on 2xLP in North America, Europe and the United...www.grapefruitrecordclub.com
Just ordered the 7" of the theme song to the Female Prisoner #701 70's exploitation/revenge franchise, written and performed by the lead actress herself, Meiko Kaji. I think this song made an appearance in Kill Bill at some point too. Having watched all of the original FP701s, it's no surprise where Tarantino heavily borrowed his influences. This will be the third-oldest piece in my collection behind the Barbarella soundtrack and the recording of the famed The War of the Worlds radio broadcast.