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Yellow Magic Orchest - Yellow Magic Orchestra USA & Yellow Magi [New CD]

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Title: Yellow Magic Orchestra USA & Yellow Magi

Album Name: Yellow Magic Orchestra USA & Yellow Magi

Type: Album

Brand: Epic Europe

UPC: 5099751344520

Artist: Yellow Magic Orchestra

Format: CD

Producer: Hideki Matsutake; Haruomi Hosono

Release Year: 1978

Record Label: Sony Music Distribution (USA)

Release Title: Yellow Magic Orchestra [Remaster]

Style: Art Rock

Genre: Rock

Run Time: 73 Mins 39 Seconds

À propos de ce produit

Product Identifiers

Producer

Hideki Matsutake; Haruomi Hosono

Record Label

Sony Music Distribution (USA)

UPC

5099751344520

eBay Product ID (ePID)

26050210434

Product Key Features

Release Year

1978

Format

Genre

Rock

Run Time

73 Mins 39 Seconds

Style

Art Rock

Artist

Yellow Magic Orchestra

Release Title

Yellow Magic Orchestra [Remaster]

Additional Product Features

Distribution

MSI Music Distribution

Country/Region of Manufacture

USA

Number of Discs

Engineer

Norio Yoshizawa; Atsushi Saito

Reviews

Uncut (3/04, p.108) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[G]alvanising, unabashed, floppy-haired '80s pop, all big hooks and tumbling, boxy electro-rhythms..." Mojo (Publisher) (3/04, p.115) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[With] breathtaking flights of melodic fantasy and speedy percussive insanity..."

Additional information

Personnel: Yukihiro Takahashi (vocals, drums, percussion); Masayoshi Takanaka (electric guitar); Ryuichi Sakamoto (keyboards, percussion); Haruomi Hosono (keyboards); Hideki Matsutake (programming); Minako Yoshida (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Al Schmitt. Audio Remasterers: Roger Seibel; Mitsuo Koike. Recording information: Shibaura, Studio A, Tokyo, Japan (07/10/1978-09/05/1978); Shibaura, Studio A, Tokyo, Japan (09/05/1978). Editor: Mitsuo Koike. Illustrator: Lou Beach. Arrangers: Yukihiro Takahashi; Haruomi Hosono; Yellow Magic Orchestra. The groundbreaking Japanese electronic music trio Yellow Magic Orchestra initially caused few ripples of excitement when its debut album--complete with computer game bleeps and arch synthesizer renditions of faux-Oriental musical themes set to pointedly fake-sounding R&B rhythms--was released in 1978. The western music cognoscenti were still trying to accommodate the seismic artistic shifts of punk rock. But in retrospect these purposefully plastic-sounding tracks, particularly the eastern cadences and synthetic funk of "Firecracker," the jazz-fusion of "Tong Poo," and the grinding, George Clinton-influenced "Simoon," foreshadow much of the European electronica-based dance music of the 1980s and '90s, including Depeche Mode, New Order, and the Human League. In addition, the band's fetish for the idiosyncratic sounds of popular computer games of the day demonstrates its perceptive realization that future listeners would one day view these seemingly insignificant sonic twitches as an important part of their formative years.