From the incredibly vague details that are on the web about this group, I've only been able to gather that it is a Japanese collective that has been around since the early 1970s, made up of hundreds of people that primarily do other things than music to make a living. Some music is really fucking timeless and spaceless, and this is it. It would make as much sense in the most obscure nonexistant places.
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Chi No Hibiki Higashi Yuroppu wo Utau (1976)
As far as I and any discography-based sites know, their first release.
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Osorezan / Dou No Kenbai (1976)
"Mountain of Fear" / "Copper Sword Dance"
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Yamato Gensho (1977)
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Ougonrin Sanyo (1978)
First track "Ave Maria."
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Shonentachi E No Chikyusanka (1979)
"In Praise to Earth, Boys"
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Ecophony Rinne (1986)
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AKIRA: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1988)
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Ecophony Gaia (1990)
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Okay. Hello Again. Bike for Three! More Heart Than Brains, a new collaboration from BUCK 65 and GREETINGS FROM TUSKAN.
For short called "Imaginary Jack," the full title of Animal Lover's second/bonus disc is all the text up there on the CD, or, this: 
Two EPs, though generally considered an album or something. Real good. I recently discovered Primus included a medley cover of the tracks "Constantinople" and "Hello Skinny" as a bonus on some issues of their debut Frizzle Fry. Neat oh.
An album made up of 40 1-minute songs, based around the "concept" of a commercial pop song and reducing it to a one-minute jingle.
A concept album of sorts, although the music plays a background to "Mr. X's" narrative about his meeting of two androgynous siamese twins who have miraculous healing powers.
