Ike Reiko - You, BabyThis is the legendary Japanese Pink Violence album, Ike Reiko's You, Baby, aka Kkotsu No Sekai, originally released in 1971. Nave jazz and pseudo spy theme movie music, draped in sexual shouts, screams and coos from Reiko. An unprecedented maelstrom of eroticism and sexual depravity. Ike's vocals breathe with an astonishing naturalness, dripping honeyed and golden tongued into the ears with angelic ease. Mutant Sounds. Limited edition 180g green

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