Design by YMO1965
Tokyo, Japan [1978]
After moving on from Tin Pan Alley, Haruomi Hosono merged classically trained pianist Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Yukihiro Takahashi [drums/sadistic mica band] to form one of the late seventies most influencial japanese electro-pop acts.
After releasing several albums including live performances, the yellow magic orchestra finally dissolved in 1983, only to be reunited again in 1993 performing at the tokyo dome [technodon]. In 2008, they reformed once more for a live performance at London's Royal Festival Hall [june 15th] as part of 'Massive Attack's Meltdown' event, and later in Gijon, Spain’s Auditorium Ciudad De La Cultura [june 19th]. The last time they had performed as a complete unit on british soil was in 1980 at London's Hammersmith Odeon.
After moving on from Tin Pan Alley, Haruomi Hosono merged classically trained pianist Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Yukihiro Takahashi [drums/sadistic mica band] to form one of the late seventies most influencial japanese electro-pop acts.
After releasing several albums including live performances, the yellow magic orchestra finally dissolved in 1983, only to be reunited again in 1993 performing at the tokyo dome [technodon]. In 2008, they reformed once more for a live performance at London's Royal Festival Hall [june 15th] as part of 'Massive Attack's Meltdown' event, and later in Gijon, Spain’s Auditorium Ciudad De La Cultura [june 19th]. The last time they had performed as a complete unit on british soil was in 1980 at London's Hammersmith Odeon.
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HAS/YMO [2007]
Human Audio Sponge and YMO merge to create HAS/YMO. There first single 'Rescue' written for Shinji Aramaki's "Appleseed: Ex Machina" also contained a treat for YMO fans in the form of 'Rydeen 79/07. Other releases include 'City of Light' [theme song of news23] and 'Tokyo Town Pages' [2008] from the film 'Tokyo' [a collection of short films by Michel Gondry, Leos Carax and Joon-ho Bong]
Human Audio Sponge and YMO merge to create HAS/YMO. There first single 'Rescue' written for Shinji Aramaki's "Appleseed: Ex Machina" also contained a treat for YMO fans in the form of 'Rydeen 79/07. Other releases include 'City of Light' [theme song of news23] and 'Tokyo Town Pages' [2008] from the film 'Tokyo' [a collection of short films by Michel Gondry, Leos Carax and Joon-ho Bong]
New Ryuichi Sakamoto Album "Out of Noise" [2009]
The much anticipated new solo album from Ryuichi Sakamoto hits the shelves this march. His first solo album in five years, tracks include: 1. Hibari, 2. Hwit 3. Still Life 4. In the Red
5. Tama 6. Nostalgia 7. Firewater 8. Disko 9. Ice 10. Glacier 11. To Stanford
12. Composition 0919
The much anticipated new solo album from Ryuichi Sakamoto hits the shelves this march. His first solo album in five years, tracks include: 1. Hibari, 2. Hwit 3. Still Life 4. In the Red
5. Tama 6. Nostalgia 7. Firewater 8. Disko 9. Ice 10. Glacier 11. To Stanford
12. Composition 0919
New Yukihiro Takahashi Album "Page by Page" [2009]
Also this march saw the release of yukihiro takahashi's 22nd solo album and his first for three years. Guest musicians are Amiina (Iceland), Lali Puna (Germany), ATOMtm (Chile), Steve Jansen (UK) and Cornelius (Japan). First pressing comes with DVD, a video clip collection 'A La Vie Prochaine' originally released in 1990.
Tracks include: 1. Out There (featuring Lali Puna) 2. The Words (featuring Amiina)
3. My Favourite Hat 4. Out of Here 5. Perfect Wound (featuring Steve Jansen)
6. The Muse 7. Emerger (featuring Keigo Oyamada a.ka. Cornelius) 8. Atomic Chicken Dog (featuring Atom) 9. You've Got to Hide Your Love Away 10. Indefinable Point (featuring Steve Jansen) 11. Meteor Rain - Leonids on the Morning of November 17th (featuring Lali Puna & Amiina) 12. Valerie
Also this march saw the release of yukihiro takahashi's 22nd solo album and his first for three years. Guest musicians are Amiina (Iceland), Lali Puna (Germany), ATOMtm (Chile), Steve Jansen (UK) and Cornelius (Japan). First pressing comes with DVD, a video clip collection 'A La Vie Prochaine' originally released in 1990.
Tracks include: 1. Out There (featuring Lali Puna) 2. The Words (featuring Amiina)
3. My Favourite Hat 4. Out of Here 5. Perfect Wound (featuring Steve Jansen)
6. The Muse 7. Emerger (featuring Keigo Oyamada a.ka. Cornelius) 8. Atomic Chicken Dog (featuring Atom) 9. You've Got to Hide Your Love Away 10. Indefinable Point (featuring Steve Jansen) 11. Meteor Rain - Leonids on the Morning of November 17th (featuring Lali Puna & Amiina) 12. Valerie
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