The Sadistic Mika Band is a popular Japanese hard rock - glam rock group fo… Read Full Bio ↴The Sadistic Mika Band is a popular Japanese hard rock - glam rock group formed in 1972. Its name is a parody of the "Plastic Ono Band". Produced by Masatoshi Hashiba on EMI Toshiba Records, the band were led by the husband and wife team of guitarist Kazuhiko Kato, and his wife, singer (Sadistic) Mika. The word "sadistic" is reported to be inspired by the way Mika used kitchen knives.
The original lineup of the band included Kato, Mika, drummer Hiro Tsunoda, and lead guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka. This lineup recorded the single 'Cycling Boogie' in 1973. Subsequently Tsunoda left the band, to be replaced by Yukihiro Takahashi, and bassist Rei (Ray) Ohara joined the band. This lineup completed the band's first, self-titled, album. This album was released on the Harvest label in the United Kingdom.
Their second album Kurobune (literally 'Black Ship(s)') was recorded in England, produced by Chris Thomas. Thomas also introduced Mika to Badfinger while he produced their 1974 masterpiece Wish You Were Here, her vocals can be heard on the track 'Know One Knows' (translating Pete Ham's lyrics to Japanese. Keyboardist Yu Imai who had worked as a supporting musician on the first album was promoted to full member status. The album sold well in Japan. In the United Kingdom, where the album was released on Harvest records, the album sold poorly, but received high praise from critics.
Bassist Ray Ohara left the band, and was replaced by Tsugutoshi Goto. Chris Thomas also produced their third album, Hot! Menu. The album "Hot Menu" featuring tracks such as "Mada, Mada Samba" is now quite rare though it featured on Radio Four's "Sounds Interesting". They played live on BBC TV's "Old Grey Whistle Test" during October, 1975. The band featured two tracks from the "Hot Menu" album, 'Time To Noodle' and 'Suki, Suki, Suki'.
The band played live in the United Kingdom supporting Roxy Music. Recordings from these concerts were released as their Live in London album.
After this album was released, Kazuhiko Kato and Mika divorced, and both left the band. Mika later married British producer Chris Thomas, and moved to the UK, where she worked as a food researcher.
HMV Japan rated them #94 in their "Top 100 Japanese pops Artists".
The original lineup of the band included Kato, Mika, drummer Hiro Tsunoda, and lead guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka. This lineup recorded the single 'Cycling Boogie' in 1973. Subsequently Tsunoda left the band, to be replaced by Yukihiro Takahashi, and bassist Rei (Ray) Ohara joined the band. This lineup completed the band's first, self-titled, album. This album was released on the Harvest label in the United Kingdom.
Their second album Kurobune (literally 'Black Ship(s)') was recorded in England, produced by Chris Thomas. Thomas also introduced Mika to Badfinger while he produced their 1974 masterpiece Wish You Were Here, her vocals can be heard on the track 'Know One Knows' (translating Pete Ham's lyrics to Japanese. Keyboardist Yu Imai who had worked as a supporting musician on the first album was promoted to full member status. The album sold well in Japan. In the United Kingdom, where the album was released on Harvest records, the album sold poorly, but received high praise from critics.
Bassist Ray Ohara left the band, and was replaced by Tsugutoshi Goto. Chris Thomas also produced their third album, Hot! Menu. The album "Hot Menu" featuring tracks such as "Mada, Mada Samba" is now quite rare though it featured on Radio Four's "Sounds Interesting". They played live on BBC TV's "Old Grey Whistle Test" during October, 1975. The band featured two tracks from the "Hot Menu" album, 'Time To Noodle' and 'Suki, Suki, Suki'.
The band played live in the United Kingdom supporting Roxy Music. Recordings from these concerts were released as their Live in London album.
After this album was released, Kazuhiko Kato and Mika divorced, and both left the band. Mika later married British producer Chris Thomas, and moved to the UK, where she worked as a food researcher.
HMV Japan rated them #94 in their "Top 100 Japanese pops Artists".
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42℃のピクニック [カオスの海を 泳ぎ疲れると あなたはいつでも 楽園(エデン)に忍び込む] 42℃の不思議で逢いましょう 高熱誘う 素敵…
7 days at last! 暗い やみの中に やがて 水が流れ あなたは じっとみつめて 光を与えた 地球に 昼と夜が 現れた その時 天地を 創っ…
Big-Bang Bang! 生まれてきたからは 光の速度で遊ぼう Aha ha アインシュタインびっくり 素敵に生きよう～ 夢見る力には 限りなんて…
Boys & Girls Feel me 僕は君じゃない Why don't you find yourself You shouldn't be…
Hei made hitottobi 大好き好きな チャチャ お茶でも 湯呑みひとつ ふたつ 好き好き好きな ガタガタ ごねても まだまだ へっちゃらけ ヘイ…
In Deep Hurt Oh, I can tell you every story ハートがひび割れて But, I can tell…
Jekyll ジキルかい? ウー だって その瞳が恐いじゃん ちょいと イマジネイション あー きっと まとわりつくぞ いたいけな …
King Fall 滅びるFantasy 大笑いKing 強引 なんか 土曜の 横切るHarmony ウ~話題は Dublin 上海 New…
Kureru Omoi 遥かな憧景(ゆめ) 優しい朝 心に在る 哀しみに揺れる とめどもなく 暮れる想い 蒼い花に 錆びゆく時計に 夜更けまで …
Nigiyaka na Kodoku 光の花が 咲き乱れて 都は今宵も 歌劇(オペラ)に溢れる 詐欺師が見せる 手品につられ 1キャラット大きな 夢と引き換え…
Sadistic Twist シャカシャカ重い体をシェイク サクサク重い頭をシェイク 粛々綽々即心をシェイク 意味なんかないといけなくはない 腰なんか…
Sockernos You call me Sugarmouth because I speak the language of dark …
The Last Season 走り抜ける 何が見える? 耳を澄ます 聞こえるかな? あの日から 忘れていたんだ 夢をみることを いつからか 数えていた…
Tumbleweed 手は振った 振り向かずに とらわれず たくらまずに 行く先は 風のままに いつか 信じたこと 涙 こぼれた日も すべては…
タイムマシンにおねがい さあ 不思議な夢と、 遠い昔が好きなら さあ そのスイッチを 遠い昔に廻せば ジュラ期の世界が広がり はるかな化石の時代…
ダシール・ハメット&ポップコーン そばにボトルのライ・ウィスキー 彼は孤独に タイプ・ライター 暗い瞳が センシュアル そんなあなたが好きなの そばに来…
塀までひとっとび 大好き好きな チャチャ お茶でも 湯呑みひとつ ふたつ 好き好き好きな ガタガタ ごねても まだまだ へっちゃらけ ヘイ…
薔薇はプラズマ 受話器はずしたまま 僕 夢の出口さまよう キスの意味を忘れかけた 昨日ルージュの色をさがした ひどくさみしいわけじゃない…
賑やかな孤独 光の花が 咲き乱れて 都は今宵も 歌劇(オペラ)に溢れる 詐欺師が見せる 手品につられ 1キャラット大きな 夢と引き換え…
颱風歌 逆巻く嵐は悪魔の爪さ 大地を引き裂き うなりをあげる 鉛色の海に 滝の様な雨 吹き荒れる TYPHOON YEAH! 木…
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