nihonjin

Far Out was a Japanese progressive rock band active in the early 1970s. The band is most notable for its contribution to the progressive rock genre in Japan and for its members who later formed the influential band Far East Family Band. Far Out's music is characterized by its blend of psychedelic rock, progressive elements, and Eastern influences, which create a unique and atmospheric sound.

"Nihonjin" is the sole album released by Far Out in 1973. The album is considered a classic in the realm of Japanese progressive rock. It features two lengthy tracks, "Too Many People" and "Nihonjin," which together span nearly 40 minutes of music. The album is renowned for its expansive soundscapes, blending traditional Japanese musical elements with Western progressive rock.

Track listing:

• too Many People 17:55
• 日本人 19:52