Caught five minutes of this - I was slightly medicated at the time so my memory
fails - I wasn't captivated - 4 greying Japanese old men and euphonium player
making very polite and pleasant noises on their Macs - nothing earth shattering.
I wasn't there but I have not yet heard a good word said a
I don't have Tronica, but I bought Audio Sponge when it first came
out...sounds like Hosono and Takahashi picking up right where they left off
pre-Technodon (mid 80s technopop). Haruomi has the best licks - if Yukihiro
is left to his own devices he veers off into sappy lounge stuff which can
be
On Sun, 15 Dec 2002, Mxyzptlk wrote:
>
> A
>
> >So I wouldn't write off AoN or Yello or Tangerine
> Dream or anybody else as
> >sounding permanently dated and more novel than truly
> clever. Well alright,
> >maybe YMO... :)
> >
> >
> >==
> >
> >Those are fight
A
So I wouldn't write off AoN or Yello or Tangerine Dream or anybody else as
sounding permanently dated and more novel than truly clever. Well alright,
maybe YMO... :)
==
Those are fighting words. If you're one of the unfortunates who've not
experienced t
technopolis
- Original Message -
From: Trevor Wilkes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:59 AM
Subject: [313] YMO jaesun/rob hood
> I have this old Jaesun mixtape (some guy from New York I think??) and
> there is one track on it that uses
At 02:38 PM 9/4/2002, Maarten Baute wrote:
Hi,
I just bought my first "yellow magic orchestra" lp for only 2 euro. It is
called BMG, and is from 1981.
Can anyone point me out to a decent biography of these guys. And can anyone
describe there role in the develpment of electronical music?
Certai
> Can anyone point me out to a decent biography of these guys.
I'm biased but All Music Guide has a good section on yrs majesty, YMO.
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=Baq6atr69kl7x
> And can anyone describe there role
> in the develpment of electronical music?
Did what Kraftwerk di
> It is called BMG, and is from 1981.
no it isn´t, uit is called BGM
should read my mails once again before I send them. SORRY! will never do
this kind of bandwith wasting again!
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speaking of YMO, is there an instrumental version of their cover of
Archie Bell and the Drell's "Tighten Up"? I fially tracked down a
12" of this but it has the vocal on it, in broken english, it's
hilarious... I just can't play it with a straight face even though I
love the music.
this from
> hi !
> no, naughty boys is the only one which
> has an instrumental version.
> mainly because it's the most song
> oriented one i guess...
speaking of YMO, is there an instrumental version of their cover of Archie Bell
and the Drell's "Tighten Up"? I fially tracked down a 12" of this but it ha
hi !
no, naughty boys is the only one which
has an instrumental version.
mainly because it's the most song
oriented one i guess...
James David Beard wrote:
> Did Yellow Magic Orchestra release intrumental versions of
> any of their albums other than Naughty Boys? ...just curious
>
> -
there is no question if ymo are
influential or not, they definitely
were and everyone (ask john acqauaviva,
for example) who knows their music
also knows that they were not a copy
of kraftwerk, rather a fusion of
european synth sound with their own
native influences. also, there's a lot
of irony
At 14:25 04/01/2002 +0100, Niko Tzoukmanis wrote:
of kraftwerk, rather a fusion of
european synth sound with their own
native influences.
yup, a mix of proggy and cheesy
absolutely
and, it's not the correct way to listen
to music saying 'i downloaded some tracks
and thought it was a bit like
At 23:24 04/01/2002 +1100, RC wrote:
and I wouldn't write off YMO after downloading "a couple of tracks" - they
were a highly influential and avant garde outfit that produced some amazing
mmm, well I too question all that talk about them. at the time I always
thought they were boring and, let'
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