6 Things to Know About Fushitsusha's 1991 Double Album
- The album runs nearly two and a half hours, totaling about 147 minutes across two discs.
- It is also known as Live 2, reflecting its live recording origins.
- AllMusic’s John Dougan called it “perhaps the best recording of Haino with Fushitsusha.”
- The music is dense, noisy, and improvisational, typical of the band’s avant-garde style.
- Guitarist Keiji Haino’s intense, feedback-laden playing dominates the recording.
- The album is a landmark in Japanese underground rock, but not for casual listeners.