TABOO1 – 禁断の惑星 (feat. 志人) [Japanese Hip Hop] (2010)
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The track name is a reference to the early scifi movie Forbidden Planet (the soundtrack from the movie is sampled in this beat). A classic in Japanese Hip Hop, and a testament to the importance of science fiction to the alternative scene. Other tracks in similar vein are Tha Blue Herb’s [“Future Century Japan”](https://youtu.be/vUDy7EGI5sQ) or for a more contemporary artist: Kamui’s [“Shippu”](https://youtu.be/uWqvNvFcnwE).
fantastic planet is pulling a lottttttt of weight here.
Weird that they would use fantastic planet for this