Mano Negra - In The Hell Of Patchinko Pop rock There’s something to be said

There’s something to be said about dance music that astutely withholds the dancing element — at least

synthesisers

his fourth full-length album and a collection of songs that follows this second path

Featuring reimagined artwork by Roger Dean

Mano Negra - In The Hell Of Patchinko Pop rock There’s something to be saidIn the Hell of Patchinko is the first and only live album by the French band Mano Negra . It was recorded on November 2, 1991 in the Japanese city of Kawasaki and released the following year on the Virgin France, SA label. The album is dedicated to Marc Police, the former guitarist of Les Wampas, who committed suicide in December 1991. They decided to make this recording live because they considered that it was the moment when they sounded the best.