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Satori Country Rock From the opening swampy croonSatori, released in 1971, changed the perception of the Flower Travellin' Band forever. With Akira 'Joe' Yamanaka as vocalist, the band stood out from other Japanese groups imitating British and American bands of the time. It's a conceptual hard rock psych album with Hideki Ishima's furious guitar licks, a driving rhythm section, and Yamanaka's unique vocals. This album is a true rock classic that showcases the band's musical prowess.