Yellow Magic Orchestra - Yellow Magic Orchestra mp3

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Credits

• Arranged By, Performer – Yellow Magic Orchestra
• Coordinator [Recording Coordinator] – Shinsuke Miyazumi
• Design, Art Direction – Aijiro Wakita
• Drums, Percussion, Electronics, Vocals – Yukihiro Takahashi
• Executive-Producer – Kunihiko Murai
• Illustration – Kazuo Hakamada
• Keyboards, Electronics, Percussion, Orchestrated By – Ryuichi Sakamoto
• Management – Akira Ikuta, Masako Hikasa
• Mixed By, Recorded By – Norio Yoshizawa
• Producer, Mixed By, Bass, Electronics, Keyboards – Harry Hosono
• Programmed By – Hideki Matsutake
• Recorded By – Atsushi Saito

Notes

This release has red Alfa labels and the original Alfa logo. Single-sided credits insert included.

This release spells the "Produced by" credit for Harry Hosono on the back cover correctly. For misspelled "Rroduced by" version, see here: Yellow Magic Orchestra.

Large text on the obi strip says "Hosono Haroumi" and smaller to the side "Yellow Magic Orchestra", because initially this was marketed as a Hosono project. The manufacturer is noted on the obi strip in Japanese and on the label rim in English.

Writing credits are not shown on this pressing for the two "Computer Game" tracks, "Bridge Over Troubled Music" or "Acrobat."

Yukihiko Takahashi appears courtesy of Victor/Invitation.

Made in Japan
¥2,500

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): 〄Ⓑ ALR 6012AⓈ 111 + 1/
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): ALR 6012B 111 +

Companies

• Manufactured By – Victor Musical Industries, Inc.
• Record Company – Alfa Records, Inc
• Recorded At – ALFA Studio A
• Mixed At – ALFA Studio A

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Album

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