Home / Music / Keiji Haino stripped Watashi Dake down to just guitar and voiceMusic linernotes album music keiji-hainoKeiji Haino stripped Watashi Dake down to just guitar and voiceHaino strips it all the way back on Watashi Dake? — just guitar and voice, solo. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesKeiji Haino recorded Watashi Dake in a pitch-black studio, unable to see his own guitar neckKeiji Haino's Watashi Dake got a meticulous vinyl reissue in 2017 from Black EditionsKeiji Haino pushes the guitar to its physical limits with microtonal bends and sustained feedbackKeiji Haino's Watashi Dake translates to 'Only Me' — a fittingly solitary title for an avant-garde landmarkKeiji Haino is primarily an electric guitaristExploreThe Hammerklavier's slow movement is one of music's greatestSchubert's D. 784 sonata swings between tenderness and violenceNight Moves was Bob Seger's first Silver Bullet Band album — mostlyBeethoven's Symphony No. 1 opens in the 'wrong' keyThe piano on Sakamoto's 'Zure' survived a tsunamiPrevious Keiji Haino's Watashi Dake came out in 1981 on a Japanese label called PinakothecaNext Keiji Haino recorded Watashi Dake in a pitch-black studio, unable to see his own guitar neck
