Description
- Pure Jam [4:30]
- Neue Tanz [4:58]
- Stairs [4:18]
- Seoul music [4:46]
- Light in darkness [3:40]
- Taiso [4:21]
- Gradated grey [5:33]
- Key [4:32]
- Prologue [2:31]
- Epilogue [4:21]
Inspired by Kraftwerk. Japan import. remastered
Yellow Magic Orchestra – Technodelic (Japan)
€ 28,75
Released: 1981 By Sony
Available on backorder
Additional information
| Weight | 105 g |
|---|---|
| Medium | CD |
| Package | Jewel Case |
Ivar de Vries –
Technodelic, recorded straight after BGM, continues the style set forth on that predecessor, which means heavy rhythms and much experimentation. It starts off with four bleak industrial pieces before some harmony is injected in the very sophisticated Light in Darkness and the only track which comes close to being a conventional song, Taiso (with strange semaphone-commentary – theres plenty of voice-effects on the whole album).
It ends with two great slow clock-work pieces which are really just one piece and, as a result, not really a Prologue or Epilogue to anything (typical YMO joke). This is an album for connoisseurs and requires repeated listening to be appreciated.
1999. Ivar de Vries
Kees Aerts / Groove Unlimited –
Technodelic is the first LP I bought from YMO and up to now it’s still my absolute favorite! The complete CD has an ambient/cold feeling which brings back the atmosphere of the early Kraftwerk music.
1999. Kees Aerts / Groove Unlimited
Axe Kooi / The Netherlands –
Technodelic is one of the true gems of electronic music. This album is engineered very subtle and all the tracks have been composed with great detail. It’s electro with a touch of new romanticism and never over the top. Very mature music.
2004. Axe Kooi / The Netherlands