#hideki matsutake

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Be Yourself (1982)

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My YMO-related vinyl gets from my trip to Japan. Original pressings of BGM and What, Me Worry? and the Great Tracks editions of Tomorrow's Just Another Day and Solid State Survivor (yellow clear vinyl edition). ♨️

[gachael]

Chimera / Bill Nelson (2005 Remaster)

Acceleration

[mitjalovse]

The ways some musicians end up being respected differs from one to another as there are many reasons such a thing can occur then, because there is no set rule in here. For instance, Sakamoto is respected thanks to him being himself most of the time. Of course, the 80's were really special to him, since he managed to work well within his band and on his own. The latter works showed he kept in touch with the modern developments in the electronic music, yet he rarely replicated them. You see, while he always searched for what was contemporary, he rarely tried to make that completely copied, he put his own touches. B-2 Unit – to give you an example – outdid whatever the synthpop at the time did with some Sakamotian touches.

[ymofan04]

Lyrics here

https://80sidolfan.wordpress.com/2023/02/17/logic-system-talk-back-1981-lyrics/

Logic System – Talk Back

[ripempezardexerox]

Clocker - Alvin Lucier Nemureru Yoru (Karaoke version) - Hideki Matsutake How it was - Andy Stott Beauty - Einstürzende Naubauten Untitled n°5 - Rod Modell & Kevin Hanton #4 - Koko Ojazo - Aaron Dillaway & Lucrecia Dalt Honj - Ryuichi Sakamoto Banteay Srey - Carl Stone Pulse - Takeshi Kobayashi Altar piece - Joan Jeanrenaud Part 1 - Hartmann

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舞踏会 [ Koshi Yamada ]

Koshi Yamada 1st.Album  “Buto-kai” released on 1994/05/21 Koshi Yamada ( Vocal / All Lyrics & Music  ) Shigeru Suzuki ( guitar ) Toshiaki Usui ( guitar ) Hirokazu Ogura ( guitar ) Motohiro Tomita (Key) Hideki Matsutake ( synth ) Motoya Hamaguchi ( per ) Yutaka Odawara ( drums ) Rey Ohara ( bass ) Katsutoshi Morizono ( guitar ) Kenji Kitajima ( guitar ) Takashi Numazawa ( drums) Takayuki Hijikata…

[prominentmen]

Hideki Matsutake

[passionate-reply]

LOGIC SYSTEM - “UNIT”

Logic System was a side project of Hideki Matsutake, best known for his work alongside Yellow Magic Orchestra. Admittedly, it feels like just about any music there is can be traced back to YMO, somehow. In recent years, lots of amazing Japanese synth-pop has been re-discovered and greatly appreciated by Western audiences, and the work of Logic System is no exception. “Unit” was love at first listen for me: grindy, enigmatic, and finishing with a propulsive synth riff unlike any other.

[koshigurajumy]

YMO - Rydeen (Live at Budokan, 1980)

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Venus (1981)

Art by Pater Sato

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[gachael]

Belle Excentrique / Kazuhiko Katoh (2004 Remaster Paper Sleeve)

Gigi, La Danseuse

[mitjalovse]

Ryuichi Sakamoto actually reminded me of the fact many debuts from those with long careers basically belonged to the special category of the pioneering works within their genres. Thus, Yellow Magic Orchestra also did a great introduction and, yes, I should be more objective here, but even then – what they did was astounding. I mean, what was their benchmark at the time? Kraftwerk, I agree, but we already heard Sakamoto moving beyond what they did and going towards the direction the German group never suggested. Moreover, Sakamoto, Hosono and Takahashi made electronica more fun. This might be their greatest legacy – moving the electronic music away from the stuffiness. Sure, Kraftwerk also did that, though their sense of humour remained less pronounced.

[esper-dream]

山口美央子 「A DREAM OF Eμ」