In 2006, the Bonn label \"Shadoks\" released a vinyl reissue of one of the rarest Japanese releases - the 1975 album \"Sanbun No San\" (at one time only 15 copies of it were printed, then some of them were lost). As is often the case with very rare records, from a musical point of view, the album is not a masterpiece: not bad, but rather dirty recorded (in a concert audience, but without spectators) hard rock, sometimes turning into proto-punk, while hard being played here \" grows \"mainly from the legacy of Hendrix, Blue Cheer and early Stooges, which is clearly not a discovery for the mid-70s. The stylistic range ranges from the typically Hendrix \"Kikai No Uta\" (\"Machine Song\") to the standard proto-punk \"Open A Window\" and the psychedelic blues \"Let It Flow\", which stands out strongly from the clearly aggressive background of the rest of the tracks. In general, there is still something in this primitively dirty and evil music, the guitar parts are especially well performed.
