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The Ventures' portrayal of Ginza scenery and psychedelia
An interesting album that attempts to combine Japanese urban landscapes with American rock.
"Futari no Ginza" is an experimental attempt to express Japanese sentiment through instrumental rock, demonstrating the Ventures' flexibility. The B-side "Eight Miles High" incorporates elements of psychedelic rock. It's a unique musical proposal that stands at the crossroads of Eastern and Western cultures.
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