Loud Sounds Dopa, by C.C.C.C.

Loud Sounds Dopa

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Loud Sounds Dopa/Live In U.S.A. CD
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An enveloping document of their 1992 tour of the U.S.A., Loud Sounds Dopa / Live in U.S.A. finds the incomparable C.C.C.C. (Cosmic Coincidence Control Center) exploring a sweeping expanse of sound across two stunning performances in Oakland and Chicago, featuring the lineup of Mayuko Hino (electronics, performance), Hiroshi Hasegawa (synthesizer), Fumio Kosakai (electronics, tapes), and Ryuichi Nagakubo (bass). Originally released on CD in 1993 by Endorphine Factory, Loud Sounds Dopa / Live in U.S.A. has been newly remastered in 2020 by Hiroshi Hasegawa.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary celebration of C.C.C.C. (Cosmic Coincidence Control Center), Helicopter & Troniks are proud to present new, limited edition pressings of their pioneering & influential works Phantasmagoria and Loud Sounds Dopa / Live in USA. We also highly recommend New Forces's imminent reissues of Amplified Crystal II and Test Tube Fantasy!

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	1.	Loud Sounds Dopa Part I 34:36
	2.	Loud Sounds Dopa Part II 35:48

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released September 4, 2020

Loud Sounds Dopa Part I: Recorded live at Heinz Club in Oakland, Oct. 4, 1992. Loud Sounds Dopa Part II: Recorded live at Club Lower Links in Chicago, Oct. 13, 1992. C.C.C.C. are: Mayuko Hino: Electronics, Performance. Hiroshi Hasegawa: Synthesizer. Fumio Kosakai: Electronics, Tapes. Ryuichi Nagakubo: Bass. Compiiled at Cryptical Studio, Yokohama by C.C.C.C. and Studio Mecca, Kyoto by A. Nakajima, 1993. All composed, performed & produced by C.C.C.C.

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