Kitaro played keyboards as a member of the Japanese progressive rock band “Far East Family Band” in the early 1970s. While visiting Europe to record with his band, he met German synthesizer player Klaus Schulze, and became interested in synthesizers.
After leaving the band in 1976 and traveling throughout Asia (China, Laos, Thailand, and India), Kitaro released his first solo album, ““Tenkai,’’ in 1978.
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A1. By The Sea Side
A2. Soul Of The Sea
A3. Micro Cosmos
A4. Beat
A5. Fire
B1. MU
B2. Dawn Of The Astral
B3. Endless Dreamy World
B4. Kaiso
B5. Astral Trip
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