I've not heard this album, well, not until I checked to see if it sounded half decent for this and to check for a full tracklisting. Anyway,

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Technodelic is the fifth studio album by Yellow Magic Orchestra, released in 1981. The album is notable for its experimental approach and heavy use of digital samplers which were not commonly used until the mid-to-late 1980s, resulting in a more minimalist and avant-garde sound compared to their previous work

Pure Jam 4:29
Neue Tanz 4:59
Stairs 4:15
Seoul Music 4:45
Light In Darkness 3:39
Taiso 4:20
Gradated Grey 5:33
Key 4:32
Prologue 2:32
Epilogue 4:21

I was quite tempted to go for their 増殖 X∞Multiplies album, mostly because it was called 増殖 X∞Multiplies, but I'm not sure the Japanese language skits would have worked.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technodelic
Length 43:29

Tracklisting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STPpnnfJ-GM&list=PLmMmr1jpPlKPQ-uGqSAN9bfv04HxvI5Dl

Spoiler:

Is this the one we're doing at 7?

Seems so.

Yes.

Shall we do GTO at 8:30 as one of them has, err, died?

OK.

Another night of no proper singing.

It's started!

Track 1 - Pure Jam.

I'm in!

Singing.

The Beatles.

Sounds like Rubber Soul.

Tour De France, Tour De France

They've run out of words.

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finemess

3 years ago

I've always thought of this album as what The Beatles might have sounded like a decade after Abbey Road (actual last record recorded, not released.)

Already use if samples towering above that B.A.D. efforts

The Beatles are back.

This must be the ugliest piece of bread
I've ever eaten
Wrapped in a foil-like substance
It's an unidentified object
Shapelessly square
God it's so ugly
[Jam desho]
I wonder why
Maybe the answer lies
[Sore jam desho, dozo]
In the thickness or the size

This must be the ugliest piece of bread
I've ever eaten
Wrapped in a foil-like substance
It's an unidentified object
Shapelessly square
God it's so ugly

Nightjar wrote:

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finemess

3 years ago

I've always thought of this album as what The Beatles might have sounded like a decade after Abbey Road (actual last record recorded, not released.)

Back to the Egg is what the Beatles would have sounded like a decade after Abbey Road.

This one doesn't seem to be going anywhere now.