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Riuichi Sakamoto* - B-2 Unit

Label:
Catalog#:
203 754, 203 754-320
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
Germany
Released:
1981
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Abstract, Synth-pop

Tracklist

A1   Differencia 2:04
A2   Thatness And Thereness 3:27
A3   Participation Mystique 6:41
A4   E-3A 4:45
B1   Iconic Storage 4:43
B2   Riot In Lagos 5:50
B3   Not The 6 O'Clock News 5:02
B4   The End Of Europe 4:57

Credits

Artwork By [Art Direction, Illustration, Cover Design] - Tsuguya Inoue
Artwork By [Cover Design] - Takeo Aizawa
Co-producer - Yoshitaka Goto
Composed By, Arranged By, Producer - Riuichi Sakamoto*
Engineer - Dennis Bovell , Mitsuo Koike , Renate Blavel* , Rick Isbell , Riuichi Sakamoto* , Steve Churchyard , Steve Nye , Yasuhiko Terada
Mastered By - Kevin Metcalfe
Other [Coordinator] - Toshinao Tsukui
Other [Recording Coordinator] - Kiseko Muroi , Patti Nolder
Performer [Musician] - Andy Partridge , Kenji Omura , Riuichi Sakamoto* , Tadashi Kumihara
Photography - David Bailey
Programmed By [Computer] - Hideki Matsutake
Translated By - Pete Barakan*
Written-by [Words] - Riuichi Sakamoto* , Yoshitaka Goto

Notes

Recorded at Studio "A" in Tokyo, Studio 80 and Air Studios in London
Re-mixed at Studio 80 and Air Studios
Mastered at Utopia Studios in London

Andy Partridge courtesy of Virgin Records
Tadashi Kumihara courtesy of Pass Records

Catalog# on labels "203 754", on sleeve "203 754-320"

GEMA
LC 6769
℗ 4/1981
Distributed by Ariola
Made in Germany (stamped into the runout grooves)
Printed in Western Germany by Mohndruck Graphische Betriebe GmbH, Gütersloh

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Review by cvoltaire02 Oct 15, 2003
Worth getting. Sakamoto's solo release has more character than some of his group's collective outings. It's a fascinating listen from start to finish--especially 'Riot In Lagos' which was recently featured in a compilation put together by Mantronix. I'm eagerly awaiting the release of most of YMO's backcatalogue on CD later this month, too bad this release isn't on the agenda. Grab it if you see it! Grab it!!