Perception - Perception LP xx1980s For all the talk of

For all the talk of nihilism there’s an obvious love

strengthen my immense enjoyment of this horrible record

and Hiroshi Yamazaki (percussion) deftly explores the twin poles of Takayanagi’s spacious “gradually projection” and explosively virulent “mass projection” concepts across six pieces

many of the 24 songs resonated across American and English rock and folk long before their belated 1975 release through studio interpretations by the Byrds

which elapses nearly 90 minutes in length

Perception - Perception LP xx1980s For all the talk ofThe story of Perception takes root in a series of chance meetings, which seem at first glance unlikely, between musicians from differing horizons, be they geographic or esthetic. Jazz Magazine was spot on with an article from the period entitled, "Perception, four conceptions", before detailing the origins of the musicians (Hungarian for saxophonist Yochk'O Seffer, German for pianist Siegfried Kessler, French for bassist Didier Levallet, Franco