This was her last album I think, Discogs is very blurry about this artist but I think I saw somewhere that this one was released in 1983. In terms of sound it's quite different from others and faster more lively. Not really my favorite nor her best in my opinion but still worth a listen.Tracklist:
01. Practice of love 'Russian roulette' (4:30)
02. Can't you find me (4:02)
03. I become a shooting star (2:17)
04. The dream of 151680 hours (4:34)
05. Song Of Bulb Cultivation (recorded on Tokiwa Sou) (3:41)
06. Is It My Cause (3:36)
07. I Am Melancholy (3:59)
08. Wolf Boy (6:26)
See the discography post for all of her albums.
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I got this information from a blog called Tyme-Machine on Morita.
ReplyDeleteBirth name: (Morita, Doji)
Born: January 15, 1952 (1952-01-15)
Origin: Japan
Genre(s): Psych folk
Occupation(s): Singer, songwriter, musician
Years active: 1975–1983
Discography:
· Good Bye (1975)
· Mother Sky (1976)
· A Boy (1977)
· Live in the Cathedral of St. Mary's (1978)
· The Last Waltz (1980)
· Nocturne (1982)
· Wolf Boy (1983)
· Bokutachi No Shippai - Best (2003)
Biography:
Morita Doji (born January 15, 1952) is a Japanese psych folk singer-songwriter. Background She was 20 years old when a friend's death inspired her first album. She ended her career as musician in 1983, after giving a final concert in Tokyo. In the 1993 TV drama Kou Kou Kyoushi (a.k.a. High School Teacher) as well as in the 2003 TV drama Kou Kou Kyoushi 2003 (a.k.a. High School Teacher 2003), the song Bokutachi no Shippai from the third album A Boy was used as theme song. As a result, the greatest hits album ''Bokutachi No Shippai'' was released.