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Hadaka no Rallizes were an early Japanese psychedelic band that took
inspiration from the Velvet Underground's Exploding Plastic Inevitable light and sound shows and from the Blue Cheer's heavily amplified sound.
The Hadaka no Rallizes, also known as Les Rallizes Denudes, were formed in
1967 at Kyoto University by guitarist and vocalist Mizutani Takashi.
Takashi was somehow involved in the communist terrorism of the 1970s
and therefore the group was hardly welcomed anywhere.
Recordings of the original period include
one side of the legendary bootleg Live At Oz (Oz, 1973 - OZ Days, 2001),
67-69 Studio et Live (1991),
Mizutani/Les Rallizes Denudes (1991),
77 Live (1991).
The latter is probably their masterpiece, worthy of Fushitsusha's most
extreme music.
Le 12 Mars 1977 a Tachikawa is a double-LP live bootleg that contains
droning, hyper-amplified psychedelic jams such as the 20-minute The Last One.
Live 1972 (Over Level, 2006) surfaced 34 years after the fact.
Yodo-Go-A-Go-Go (10th Avenue Freeze Out, 2007) is a compilation.
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