坂本龍一 Ryuichi Sakamoto - Thousand Knives Of Artist_Fennesz

坂本龍一 Ryuichi Sakamoto - Thousand Knives Of Artist_FenneszRyuichi Sakamoto's first solo album originally released in 1978 on the sought after Better Days label. Sakamoto was a member of Yellow Magic Orchestra at the time but the group hadn't released their first album yet. Featuring Sakamoto on a wide range of synthesizers and keyboards programmed by Hideki Matsutake, and accompanied by a few musicians including Haruomi Hosono and Pecker, Thousand Knives was a blueprint for the YMO sound and includes cult

A reviewer from Dusty Groove described it as "a dream of a record from this legendary spiritual jazz duo

ambient and electronic music from Japan

Second song “Jackpot Pothole Eleven” introduces the album’s prevailing spirit of disturbance

this compilation hopes to make a strong case for the Nigerian chapter of the story

Black Shrine) Two songs are made from their weekly jam session in Tokyo

when Ben acts "without premeditation

She worked there while studying and he introduced her to a lot of local musicians

and their ‘Love Is Short’ 7” sat in the UK charts for 4 weeks

* Japanese LP Edition with Obi Edition

and adding releases to his already impressive catalogue on 2000 Black

Doc Gibbs (percussion)

It is a wonderful work that re-proved