Tsuyuki Minoru
Ghost
Overture: Live in Nippon Yusen Soko 2006
A captive audience in the truest sense - they were locked in and witnessed Ghost's 90 minute, completely improvised performance. This piece was performed blind...
Discography
| Title | Format | Cat # | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overture: Live in Nippon Yusen Soko 2006 | DVD&CD | DC330 | 2007 |
| In Stormy Nights | 2xLP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC313 | 2007 |
| Live At Your Cosmic Mind | CD/MP3/FLAC | DC181 | 2004 |
| Hypnotic Underworld | 2xLP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC249 | 2004 |
| Snuffbox Immanence | LP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC148 | 1999 |
| Tune In, Turn On, Free Tibet | 2xLP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC165 | 1999 |
| Ghost | LP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC127 | 1997 |
| Second Time Around | LP/CD | DC128 | 1997 |
| Temple Stone | LP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC129 | 1997 |
| Lama Rabi Rabi | 2xLP/CD/MP3/FLAC | DC113 | 1996 |
| "Moungod Air Cave" (live) b/w "Guru in the Echo" (live) | 7" | Now Sound | 1995 |
| "Suspect Tells of Dog Under the Sun" (on Tokyo Flashback Volume 3) | CD | PSF | 1993 |
| "Sun is Tangging" (on Tokyo Flashback Volume 2) | CD | PSF | 1992 |
| "Tama Yura" (on Tokyo Flashback Volume 1) | CD | PSF | 1991 |
Bio
In 1984 Ghost was formed in Tokyo. In the beginning, they played only improvisation / freeform music naturally. But when they started their first recording in 1988, their music had been changing to more constructive one. Still now on their live activities we can find they play improvisation sometimes.
Their music was based on acoustic guitar usually. A lot ethnic instruments or strange instruments are added to it freely on recording. And the place they play were so unique as examples — buddist temples, churches, ruins, metro, fields, woods, caves... Such strange methods are nothing but ones of their expressions. They are Ghost anytime.
Ghost is:
Masaki Batoh: Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Hurdy Gurdy, Banjo, etc.
Kazuo Ogino: Piano, Oscilator, Recorder, Lute, etc.
Michio Kurihara: Electric Guitar
Junzo Tateiwa: Tabla, Percussions, Drums
Takuyuki Moriya: Elecric Bass, Contra Bass
Taishi Takizawa (aka Giant): Theremin, Flute Saxophone














