June 9, 2013 ... in Osaka, Japan, the rainy season begins these days and it was a bit wet and hot ... also in Nakatsu Vi-Code, where http://www.jazzmusicarchives.com/djamra%28japan%29.aspx" rel="nofollow - DJAMRA , http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=6854" rel="nofollow - ZONK MONK , and Taku YABUKI UNIT (Taku, active in Tokyo, has already been quite renowned as an ex-keyboardist of http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=1218" rel="nofollow - KOENJIHYAKKEI ). We had ALREADY absorbed in such an amazing atmosphere, actually!

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Takehiko FUKUDA (keyboards) ... he was the hero (heroine?) tonight!

The first is their masterpiece "Kamihitoe" ... heavy groove around them as well!

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Hmmmm, something odd ...

Their newest one "Kihihi", a instrumental track that represents a mad yellow baboon attacks a group of flamingos, reminded us brutal scenes like the end of a flamingo life ... with Masaharu's lazy MC (called as "matchlock gun talk, not machine gun talk" by Masaharu lol).

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Very 'azy, very 'unny ... ugh 

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Sayaka KAWADA (trumpet) was another heroine also tonight (my luv)! 

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Always steady drumming by Akihiro "Enon" ENOMOTO (drums, percussion)

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Masaharu NAKAKITA (bass) ... his play was superb, despite of his matchlock gun talk (lol).

Shinji KITAMURA (alto saxophone)'s drastic shout was quite cool in "The Cave".

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But his talk was a bit closer to machine gun than Msaharu hahhaha.

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Sayaka was too shy shy to talk at all.

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Two "top" were great indeed ... their combination was splendid!

Their playlist was as follows;

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We Osakan rock freaks have completely got immersed in DJAMRA's fantastic / fascinating / funky / funny / f****** play ... oh yeah!

 Thank you for reading my live performance review for http://www.jazzmusicarchives.com/djamra%28japan%29.aspx" rel="nofollow - DJAMRA !