The third album opens with 'Gareki No Sora', a striking contrast between the strong guitar solo and the calm, unwavering singing. The songs and performances are on a grander scale than those of the first two albums, and the listener is forced to abandon any sense of time. The songs sound as if they are coming from beyond the shore. This is an album that will be treasured as a masterpiece of so-called acid folk. Of course, there is no sense of theatricality at all. It is like a lake with depth and purity. The reason why the three Warner albums up to this point, by the band line-up of Seiichi Yamamoto (vocals and guitar), Keizo Suhara (bass), Ken Banno (drums) and Masayuki Yoshida (keyboards), are considered a trilogy is probably due to the last song, the aptly-named 'Rashinban'. Total 55 minutes, 45RPM, 2LP.