Various - The Trip Psychedelic Music From The Hippie Trail Pt 44 From South Korea to Singapore

Review by Nico Van Der Merwe

The album "The Trip Psychedelic Music From The Hippie Trail Pt 44 From South Korea to Singapore" by Various is a fascinating collection of psychedelic music from the 1970s. The album features a range of artists from South Korea, Japan, and Singapore, all of whom were influenced by the psychedelic music scene of the time.

The album opens with the track "Rainbow" by the Korean band Sanullim, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is a perfect example of the fusion of traditional Korean music and psychedelic rock, with its driving rhythm and soaring vocals.

Other standout tracks on the album include "The Fugitive" by the Japanese band The Golden Cups, which features a hypnotic guitar riff and a catchy chorus, and "The Jungle" by the Singaporean band The Quests, which is a funky, groovy track with a great bassline.

Summary by Nico Van Der Merwe

"The Trip Psychedelic Music From The Hippie Trail Pt 44 From South Korea to Singapore" is a must-have for fans of psychedelic music and anyone interested in the music of the 1970s. The album is a fascinating glimpse into the musical landscape of the time and showcases some of the most innovative and exciting artists from the region.