DNA - EP 書き下ろし曲を三曲収録したEP作品がスウェーデンの音楽レーベルより発表になりましたデジタル配信限定作品

イベントやTV番組、WEB小説などのために作られた音楽の一部、まさに断片といえる音源集だが、87年の「Festa」から98年の「Tragic Suite Of Titanic」、2002年の琉球オペラといった趣の『万国津梁』、2006年の『ウォーカーズ』などを年代順に聴くと、YMO以降の細野の遊び感覚と揺らぎが見える。

早期的日本先锋爵士+迷幻组合。
Masahiko Satoh & Sound Brakers - Satoh is a composer/arranger/keyboardist from Tokyo. After leaving music school he played in various jazz combos in Japan [and later, Europe and the US], and recorded his first album as the Masahiko Satoh Trio, 'Palladium' [Express/Toshiba, 1969], which won the Japan Jazz Award. In 1970 and 1972 he also won awards of excellence for two compositions. Numerous jazz albums followed, including one with Jean-Luc Ponty, one with Wolfgang Dauner and some with Stomu Yamash'ta [see below], but Satoh is perhaps best
known amongst Japanese progressive collectors for the excellent album as Masahiko Satoh & Sound Brakers, 'Amalgamation' aka 'Kokotsu no Showa Genroku' [Liberty/Toshiba, 1971], with Hiro Yanagida [see below; ex-Apryl Fool, Foodbrain] and Kimio Mizutani [see above; around the same time also playing with Love Live Life + One and People]. I've only heard one track, which is crazy psych-jazz rock jamming. Satoh also played keyboards and Moog on Mizutani's solo album. Satoh's following album consisted of electronic music, composed and performed on synthesizer - 'Switched On East/Electronic Japan' [Columbia, 1971]; I presume it's Japanese traditional music played on Moog! Satoh has continued his career in jazz and composing/arranging to the present day, and formed his own label BAJ Records in 1997.

Japanese limited edition issue of the album classic in a deluxe, miniaturized LP sleeve replica of the original vinyl album artwork.

Drums [Drumset], Percussion – Roger Turner
Electric Guitar, Whistle – Otomo Yoshihide
Piano – Masahiko Satoh
Recorded By, Mixed By – Masahiko Satoh
Recorded live ... 5 October 2016

After Service is the second live album by Yellow Magic Orchestra, directly following their (at the time) final studio album, Service. The album features David Palmer on additional drums. A film version was released alongside the album. After Service features "Kageki na shukujo" (過激な淑女, "Radical Lady"?), which was released in a studio version as a single, but does not feature on any of their albums (compilations excepted.)
After Service was later expanded and remixed by Brian Eno under the title Complete Service.
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