Go Ryou E 7 (Bumper) | Audio Network UK

Go Ryou E3417/3
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesSlow & processional percussion rhythms with shakuhachi & vocal chants

2:5780 BPM
Go Ryou E 23417/23
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesSlow & processional percussion rhythms with shakuhachi & vocal chants. Slower mix

3:1173 BPM
Go Ryou E 3 (60)3417/24
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesSlow & processional percussion rhythms with shakuhachi & vocal chants

1:0080 BPM
Go Ryou E 4 (30)3417/25
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesSlow & processional percussion rhythms with shakuhachi & vocal chants

0:3080 BPM
Go Ryou E 5 (30)3417/26
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesSlow & processional percussion rhythms with vocal chants. No shakuhachi

0:3080 BPM
Go Ryou E 6 (15)3417/27
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesSlow & processional percussion rhythms with shakuhachi & vocal chants

0:1580 BPM
Go Ryou E 7 (Bumper)3417/28
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesPercussion rhythms, shakuhachi & vocal chant bumper

0:1180 BPM
Go Ryou E 8 (Bumper)3417/29
Joji Hirota (PRS)
8 mixesPercussion rhythms & vocal chant bumper

0:1080 BPM

Key: Dm
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 80 BPM
Tempo notes: Slow
Factoid: Gion Goryoue (known as Gion Matsuri) is a ceremony to appease evil gods and the spirits of the dead which started in 869 at the beginning of the Heian period.