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-'''Ryuichi Sakamoto''' , born [[January 17]], [[1952]], [[Nakano]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]) is an [[Japan]]ese [[musician]], [[composer]], [[record producer|producer]] and [[actor]], based in [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]]. He co-formed the internationally successful [[synthpop]] trio [[Yellow Magic Orchestra]].+'''Ryuichi Sakamoto''' , born [[January 17]], [[1952]], [[Nakano]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]) is an [[Japanese musician]], [[composer]], [[record producer|producer]] and [[actor]], based in [[New York]] and [[Tokyo]]. He co-formed the internationally successful [[synthpop]] trio [[Yellow Magic Orchestra]].
== Selected discography == == Selected discography ==

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Ryuichi Sakamoto , born January 17, 1952, Nakano, Tokyo, Japan) is an Japanese musician, composer, producer and actor, based in New York and Tokyo. He co-formed the internationally successful synthpop trio Yellow Magic Orchestra.

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Selected discography

Solo

  • Thousand Knives (1978)
  • Summer Nerves (1979)
  • B2-Unit (1980)
  • Left-Handed Dream (1981) (Japan issues and international issues have different tracklisting)
  • Ongakuzukan (1984)
  • Esperanto (1985)
  • Illustrated Musical Encyclopedia (international version of Ongakuzukan, above) (1986)
  • Futurista (1986)
  • Coda (1986)
  • Neo Geo (1987)
  • Tokyo Joe (1988)
  • Beauty (1990)
  • Heartbeat (1991)
  • Sweet Revenge (1994)
  • Smoochy (1995)
  • 1996 (1996)
  • Discord (1997)
  • BTTB (1998)
  • Cinemage (1999)
  • Intimate (1999, with Keizo Inoue)
  • L I F E (2000)
  • Zero Landmine (2001)
  • Comica (2002)
  • Elephantism (2002)
  • Love (2003)
  • Vrioon (2003, with Alva Noto)
  • World Citizen (2003, with David Sylvian)
  • Chasm (2004)
  • Moto.tronic (2003, Compilation of tracks recorded between 1983 & 2003)
  • Insen (2005, with Alva Noto)
  • Sala Santa Cecilia (2005, live EP with Fennesz)
  • Cantus omnibus unus; for mixed or equal choir (2005)
  • Bricolages (2006)
  • Cendre (2007, with Fennesz)
  • Ocean Fire (2007, with Christopher Willits)

As Morelenbaum2/Sakamoto

  • Casa (2001)
  • A Day in New York (2003)

Film and event scores




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