Tracklist
Good Morning | 2:50 |
Neutral | 5:10 |
Field | 5:50 |
River Side | 5:20 |
Wait For A Day | 5:00 |
One Way | 5:00 |
Lemon And Ginger | 5:20 |
Ceramic Flower | 5:40 |
Cat, Mouse And Me | 5:00 |
From | 6:30 |
Middle Finger | 5:20 |
Few | 4:20 |
In The Sky | 5:40 |
Dodo | 4:50 |
Credits (4)
Versions (3)
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HH CD 022 | Yokota* | Cat, Mouse And Me (CD, Album) | Harthouse | HH CD 022 | Germany | 1997 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
HHLP 022 | Yokota* | Cat, Mouse And Me (2xLP, Album) | Harthouse | HHLP 022 | Europe | 1997 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
HH 1036-2 | Yokota* | Cat, Mouse And Me (CD) | Harthouse America | HH 1036-2 | US | 1997 | Sell This Version |
Recommendations
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flyinorbit
November 22, 2019
referencing Cat, Mouse And Me, 2xLP, Album, HHLP 022
I bought this record in 1997 just came out.
I used to play all day from begining to end ... magic
I used to play all day from begining to end ... magic
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Ladiedadie
January 8, 2019
referencing Cat, Mouse And Me, CD, Album, HH CD 022
Masterpiece! Excellent example of how rich the naughties where musicwise. Hints of Drum & Bass, Orbitlian Bubbles, Ninja Tunings, Trance, Triphop or House. It is all in there! Enjoy this musical voyage from the land of the rising sun.
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destangofah
October 20, 2012
referencing Cat, Mouse And Me, 2xLP, Album, HHLP 022
oha,
i am very well surprised about this record. I owned it now for 15 years and since yesterday i understand this record due to my new speaker setup. Yokota did a very fine job in recording quality and to me the b-side and c-side are excellent. The best title is perhaps FROM in the original mix. This record is very relaxing and does a beautiful listening atmosphere.
i am very well surprised about this record. I owned it now for 15 years and since yesterday i understand this record due to my new speaker setup. Yokota did a very fine job in recording quality and to me the b-side and c-side are excellent. The best title is perhaps FROM in the original mix. This record is very relaxing and does a beautiful listening atmosphere.
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The_Unrest_Cure
January 8, 2011
referencing Cat, Mouse And Me, CD, Album, HH CD 022
Susumu Yokota has always created readily accessible work; chipper melodies and predictable rhthyms weave their way along to natural conclusions with little unexpected happening inbetween: perfect techno pop music. On Cat, Mouse And Me he does this but to a wonderfully stunning conclusion - instead of disposable music, this album is filled with a deep warmth and depth served via repetition. The looped melodies are here, but have a melancholy edge. The rhythms don't excite, but lull you into a head-nodding trance. None of the tracks are particularly "difficult" listening, rather all are almost as immediately engaging as they are durable. There isn't a whole lot new to experience with repeat listens, but what is done here is done shockingly well. I don't know if it is dance music, per se (you could mix it for a dancefloor but it really doesn't have much oomph to it!), more of a headphone or coffeehouse music. Play it in unfamiliar company, though, and someone will ask you what it is. It is difficult to get a better compliment than that, I find.
Particular highlights for me are "Middle Finger"'s echoing synth lines and bubbly percussion, "From"'s clubby groove, "In the Sky"'s uplifting melody and restrained bassline, and "Lemon and Ginger" for a bit more dextrous rhythm programming. All of it is good, though.
Particular highlights for me are "Middle Finger"'s echoing synth lines and bubbly percussion, "From"'s clubby groove, "In the Sky"'s uplifting melody and restrained bassline, and "Lemon and Ginger" for a bit more dextrous rhythm programming. All of it is good, though.
ArthurSabbe
August 5, 2020