View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of BGM on Discogs. Label: A&M Records - SP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Electronic • Style: Synth-pop, Experimental/5(97).

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of BGM on Discogs. Label: A&M Records - SP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Singapore • Genre: Electronic • Style: Synth-pop/5(5).

Feb 19,  · BGM is quite unlike anything else Yellow Magic Orchestra recorded and it is very unlike anything else anyone else recorded before or since. Hmmm, okay, maybe "Radio Fantasy" by Ippu-Do owes something to this album - "Magic Vox" and "Radio Japan" could easily be played back-to-back with any of the tracks from BGM and not cause the listener to /5(46).

On their fourth album BGM (), YMO continued where they left off with X∞ Multiplies, by venturing further into synthesizers, drum computers and experimentation with rhythm, sequences and speeds." Knives" and "Cue" are the most famous; 'The Hand Clap' on " Knives" is probably one of the most used samples in the '80s, early '90s.

Label: Epic - EK • Format: CD Album, Reissue • Country: Canada • Genre: Electronic • Style: Synth-pop, Experimental Yellow Magic Orchestra - BGM (, CD) | Discogs Explore/5(5).

Yellow Magic Orchestra - Bgm: Tracklist (Vinyl) A1 A4: Happy End = ハッピーエンド: A5: Knives = 千のナイフ: B1: Cue = キュー No Vinyl+CDR 28 Listed For Sale: yellow magic orchestra.

Recorded at Studio "A", Shibaura, Tokyo, All songs published by Yano Music focentspirinmanzei.riseabafirslekidsdetyconxatira.co, Ltd. and Music Inc. In common with other Japanese Alfa CDs released between 19this includes an alternate version of the track "Happy End" that was not released on vinyl .

Mar 05,  · Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO) was a Japanese band of electronic and synth pop. The band consists of, Haruomi Hosono (bass, keyboards, vocals), Yukihiro Takaha.

was a groundbreaking year for the music industry. By releasing BGM and Technodelic in one year, YMO made a shift happen in Pop music. YMO introduced a new way of using samples and loops by cutting sound bites into fragments and reprogramming them with newly available computer technology. gram audiophile vinyl; 8-page booklet; PVC.