It sparked a techno boom.
Oriental Electronic Pop
Incorporating classical and reggae musical elements, this work embodied the concept that YMO had at the time of its formation. It created a unique music for the Asian race that was neither white nor black, and sparked a techno boom in Japan.
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A:
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1)
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Computer Game (Theme From The Circus)
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2)
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Firecracker
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3)
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Simoon
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4)
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Cosmic Surfin'
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5)
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Computer Game (Theme From The Invader)
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B:
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1)
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Yellow Magic (Tong Poo)
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2)
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La Femme Chinoise
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3)
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Bridge Over Troubled Music
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4)
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Mad Pierrot
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Keyboards, Electronics, Percussion, Orchestrated By - Ryuichi Sakamoto
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Bass, Electronics, Keyboards, Arranged By - Haruomi Hosono
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Producer - Harry Hosono
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Arranged By, Performer - Yellow Magic Orchestra
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Drums, Percussion, Electronics, Vocals - Yukihiro Takahashi
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Supervised By - Tommy Li Puma
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Liner Notes - トミー・リピューマ
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Mixed By - Al Schmitt
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Programmed By - Hideki Matsutake
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Engineer - Norio Yoshizawa
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Mastered By - Mike Reese
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Engineer - Atsushi Saito
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Design - Chuck Beeson
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Executive-Producer - Kunihiko Murai
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Coordinator [Recording] - Shunsuke Miyazumi
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Art Direction - Roland Young (3)
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Design - Amy Nagasawa
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Artwork [Front Cover] - Lou Beach
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Artwork [Back Cover] - Masayoshi Sukita
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Liner Notes - 北中正和
