An obscure and fascinating Japanese release from King Kong Paradise, capturing the unique atmosphere of Fussa, Tokyo, during the era when American military culture, rock, soul, and underground music intersected.
The album blends a loose, funky and soulful feel with Japanese rock influences, creating a distinctly earthy and laid-back sound. The album’s title, Talking About Fussa, reflects the group’s connection to the Fussa area and its distinctive cultural landscape.
The striking cover features a vintage map of Fussa with colorful lines tracing through the city, accompanied by the iconic image of people walking across the bottom—an imaginative visual representation of the album’s adventurous spirit.
A highly unusual Japanese LP with a strong 70s underground / counterculture aesthetic, recommended for collectors of obscure Japanese rock, funk, soul and regional Japanese music.
