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BTTB, Ryuichi Sakamoto: Music for DELETION
While still in the Yellow Magic Orchestra, Sakamoto also issued his first solo effort, 1978's Thousand Knives Of; two years later he returned with B-2 Unit, and the vast differences between the two discs gave a clear indication of the mercurial eclecticism that would define the remainder of his work. After the YMO's 1983 breakup, Sakamoto pursued his solo career full-time, achieving his artistic and commercial breakthrough that same year with his acclaimed score to the film Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence...
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Album review: In a departure from his more electronically amplified works, composer and pianist Ryuichi Sakamoto 's BTTB stands as a sometimes contemplative, a periodically nostalgic, and an often new age-sounding acoustic piano album. At the time that Sakamoto began composing for BTTB , he thought that a CD of piano music felt right, though he was not sure of what kind of styles he wanted to play around with. Instead of settling on one or two styles, the renowned pianist and composer experimented...
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Bttb (Back To The Basics)
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3 Tracks that were not included on the BTTB album: 1. Energy Flow (CM), 2. Put Your Hands Up (Piano Version), 3. (Japanese Title) (Piano Version).
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