-Product Details- Label: Yen Records YLR-28023 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: Japan Released: April 25, 1985 Genre: Electronic, Classical, Stage & Screen Style: Soundtrack, Modern Classical, Contemporary, Experimental -Product Contents- This is a 1985 release by Koichi Ueno, a keyboardist/composer who was active in the NW band Haruomi Hosono and Guernica, and also worked on the soundtracks for "The Wings of O'Neill" and "The Last Emperor" with Ryuichi Sakamoto. This album was produced with the concept of adding music to particularly avant-garde silent films of the 1920s. It's a contemporary music piece that blends electronic elements like synthesizers with chamber music ensembles like string instruments, expressing a twisted timeline. It features 6 tracks in total, including A2 "Anmic Cinma," which sounds like the timelines of the present and past intersecting as seconds tick by; A3 "Ballet Mcanique," with its layered metallic electronic sounds that seem to provoke and string instruments that sound like crying, creating a somewhat sad atmosphere; and B2 "Emak Bakia," which starts with a minimal introduction before piano joins in, playing an unresolved scale. It has an avant-garde scent that is hard to imagine from the jacket. -Condition (Used) - ・Jacket: EX- Minor damage, includes insert ・Record: EX- Light scratches ※Condition Grading Standards S (Sealed): Brand new, unopened. NM (Near Mint): Very clean, almost like new, with only minor signs of use. EX (Excellent): Good condition for a used item, with light scuffs, relatively shallow scratches, minor dirt, or wrinkles. VG (Very Good): Typical used condition with scratches or scuffs that affect playback, dirt, or tears on the jacket. G (Good): Visibly poor condition. (There may be slight variations in condition grading. Please feel free to contact us with any specific concerns.) #vinyl #record #レコード #contemporary #experimental #yenrecords #上野耕路