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YMO Kyoretsu Na Rhythm mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Kyoretsu Na Rhythm Country: US Released: 1991 Style: Synth-pop MP3 version RAR size: 1219 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1516 mb WMA version RAR size: 1211 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 912 Other Formats: XM AIFF FLAC DTS APE AU AHX Tracklist Hide Credits Lotus Love 01 Engineer – Mitsuo KoikeEngineer [Assistant] – Akituu Doi, Takanobu AraiGuitar – Bill 4:06 NelsonMixed By, Producer – YMO*Written-By – Hosono* Chaos Panic 02 4:13 Written-By – Hosono* Key 03 Engineer, Mixed By – Mitsuo KoikeMixed By, Producer – YMO*Written-By – Barakan*, 4:36 Takahashi*Written-By, Producer – Hosono* Cue Engineer – Yoshifumi Lio*Engineer, Mixed By – Mitsuo KoikeMixed By – YMO*Producer – 04 4:35 Haruomi HosonoProgrammed By [Computer Programming] – Hideki MatsustakeWritten- By – Hosono*, Barakan*, Takahashi* Computer Games 05 Arranged By – YMO*Engineer – Atsushi Saita, Norio YoshizawaMixed By – Al 6:41 Schmidt*Producer – Harry Hosono*Written-By – YMO* Pure Jam 06 4:34 Written-By – Barakan*, Takahashi* Nice Age Electric Guitar – Keng OhmuraEngineer – Mitsuo KoikeEngineer, Remix – Norio 07 6:00 YoshizawaProgrammed By [Computer Programming] – Hideki MatutakaRemix – YMO*Vocals [Spoken Vocal] – SandiiWritten-By – Mosdell*, Sakamoto*, Takahashi* Tighten Up Electric Guitar – Keng OhmuraEngineer – Mitsuo KoikeEngineer, Remix – Norio 08 5:44 YoshizawaProgrammed By [Computer Programming] – Hideki MatutakaRemix – YMO*Vocals [Spoken Vocal] – SandiiWritten-By – Bell*, Buttier* Rydeen Electric Guitar – Keng OhmuraEngineer – Mitsuo KoikeEngineer, Remix – Norio 09 4:29 YoshizawaProgrammed By [Computer Programming] – Hideki MatutakaRemix – YMO*Vocals [Spoken Vocal] – SandiiWritten-By – Takahashi* Megamix - YMO In The 90's 10 13:13 Producer, Remix – Pete Lorimer* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Alfa Records, Inc Copyright (c) – Restless Records Mastered At – Nimbus Credits Art Direction – Art Shoji Artwork [Calligraphy] – Mari* Bass, Electronics, Keyboards, Arranged By [Arrangements] – Haruomi Hosono Compiled By – John Guarnieri Drums, Percussion, Electronics, Vocals – Yukihiro Takahashi Keyboards, Electronics, Percussion, Orchestrated By [Orchestration] – Ryuichi Sakamoto Mastered By – Nimbus Photography By – David Perry Notes ℗ 1979, 1981, 1983, 1988, 1990 Alfa Records Inc. © 1991 Restless Records Printed in Canada This album is dedicated to the memory of Akira Ikuta. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 0 18777-2574-2 8 Matrix / Runout: 72574-2 (V) Matrix / Runout: MASTERED BY NIMBUS Rights Society: JASRAC Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Yellow Magic Kyoretsu Na Rhythm (Cass, Restless 7 72574-4 7 72574-4 US 1991 Orchestra Comp) Records Kyoretsu Na Rhythm - Yellow Magic Restless UK & LS 9189 2 Characters - The Best Of LS 9189 2 1992 Orchestra Records Europe YMO (CD, Comp) Kyoretsu Na Rhythm (CD, ALCA-331 Y.M.O.* Alfa ALCA-331 Japan 1992 Comp) Related Music albums to Kyoretsu Na Rhythm by YMO Yellow Magic Orchestra - X∞Multiplies Hosono Haruomi - Mental Sports Mixes (DJ Copy Select) Haruomi Hosono With Friends Of Earth - S-F-X Haruomi Hosono - The Tale Of Genji Yukihiro Takahashi - Neuromantic Various - Strange Flowers Vol. 1 Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki & Tatsuro Yamashita - Pacific Harry Hosono And The Yellow Magic Band - Paraiso Yellow Magic Orchestra - Yellow Magic Orchestra USA & Yellow Magic Orchestra Yellow Magic Orchestra - Yellow Magic Orchestra.

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