Showing posts with label JM Crew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JM Crew. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 August 2008

Japanese Movement Volume One EP (compilation)

The Japanese Movement was the Kansai awnser to British bands like Skrewdriver and the movement surrounding them. They ran a label (Human Records), shop, fanzine etc. In 1988 they released this now rare 12 inch EP featuring: Bad Vultures, Bull The Dougs, Humpty Dumpty and JM Cracker Jacks. A follow up Volume Two was planned but was never released because the JM shop closed doors due to money problems. Bands that would be featured on Volume Two were: Contraclockwise (pre LRF), JM Warmachine, Humpty Dumpty and Bull The Dougs. Posting those songs as a bonus.

Tracklist Japanese Movement Volume One:

SIDE:A
1. Humpty Dumpty - Hill house
2. Bad Vultures - Oi! Oi! power
SIDE:B
1. Bull The Dougs - Next time smash
2. JM Crackers Jacks - They love money

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Tracklist Japanese Movement Volume Two:

1. JM Warmachine - Our Flag
2. Contraclockwise - The Only One
3. Humpty Dumpty - Monroe's Dead
4. Bull The Dougs - Long Live

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Monday, 4 February 2008

Rising Sun - Demo Tape

Rising Sun were like Nakatani Ryuichi part of the JM Crew but came from Kyoto. This tape was released 1989 and of nationalist nature. Music clearly influenced by early eighties Oi! and RAC bands from europe. The fourth track "Streetfight" is a Skrewdriver cover song. I heard rumors the JM Crew had some good contacts with nationalists in England, but i am not sure about that. The tape was recorded live, i think in their practise room. They we're supposed to release a EP after this tape but it never was released.

Tracklist:
  1. It's our flag rising sun
  2. Betrayer
  3. Do you get your haircut
  4. Streetfight

Monday, 24 December 2007

Nakatani Ryuichi - Samurai Tape

Song on the tape:“Waga Eiyuu Sono Tamashii” (Our Hero, that Spirit) by Nakatani Ryuichi (formerly of JM Crackerjacks from Osaka area).Released as a one-track demo tape, Heisei Era 2.11.25 (November 25, 1990) – 20th anniversary of the ritual suicide of patriotic Japanese author Mishima Yukio on November 25, 1970 (Showa Era 45.11.25). This is a ballad type song.Download includes cover artwork and lyrics.

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