RIP Sakamoto-san and Takahashi-san... I haven't found greater music than this even after 40 some years.... I still listen to YMO, their music never gets old. Sakamoto looks so young and funky here. Who knew he would become a legendary pianist and composer back then? Love his piano pieces, too. They take me to a different space.
This is astonishing ! I love the attitude, both serious and cool, of these musicians playing this crazy wonderful dancing music ! It is a true performance !
Thank you for uploading such a rare video clip. I think that the video was caught around 1980, related to their all-Japan tour entitled "Technopolis 2000-20", maybe. Two support musicians are Ms. Ichiko Hashimoto on keyboard, and the guitar, Mr. Kenji Ohmura, respectively. I really attended the live held at Hiroshima in 1980. I was a junior-high student at that time. It was a nice opportunity for my later life. Thanks.
I've watched this video at least 100 times. I still, for the life of me, can't tell what the guitarist is playing. He's not fooling anyone. He might as well be holding a tuba.
actually, this video is only the first half of the performance. they immediately go into the second song, Rydeen, and the guitar player has a couple of sick solos in that song. In fact, he's quite good. ruclips.net/video/w5NhQWL0l6g/видео.html He also had a pretty good solo in Tong Poo, at the Greek Theater, 1979. ruclips.net/video/hzSIwivBWJc/видео.html
Wow, YMO is my favourite techno band. I grew up listening to their music and that's how I got interested in synthesisers. Great analog and vocoder sounds. Love that synth bass! Their second album (I think) solid State Surviver is one fav.
It's cause they were the most popular band in Japan at the time & I can only imagine heavily influenced video game music composers in Japan.... & I had the exact same thought first time I heard this.
@HeskethBang Technopolis was written in 1979 before many of the classic Japanese synths. They later used the Roland TR-808 on their 1981 album BGM. The band was directly inspired by Kraftwerk so the European influence is certainly there. Also the members of YMO are classically trained just like the members of Kraftwerk.
@HeskethBang I always wondered about that myself! I was going to ask in this new post but realized they had Roland in their 1980 Firecracker live performance. I'd put a link here but RUclips doesn't allow it. Click through the matrixsynth link in this post or just type it in your address bar. It will bring you to MATRIXSYNTH. Type YMO Firecracker in the top search box on the right and it will be the first result.
I heard they needed lots of trailer trucks in a concert tour to carry these computers to make electronic music.Now even one PC can do it,that's amazing.
American synth makers (and a few European ones) had much more advanced products than the Japanese ones did then...esp. when it came to polyphonic synths. Roland, Korg and Yamaha had a few good units back then, but Moog, Sequential Circuits, Oberheim and ARP were the brands to have at the time...until the mid-late 80's. Though Moog and Sequential Circuits (actually DSI (Dave Smith Instruments)) are certainly back in demand for those who love analog and can afford it.
wow, wow, wow... i'm hear electronic music since 1988. And i'm still wondering today about this sound of 80's from YMO. Timeless pure!!! Highest respect to the YMO engineers and music workers... all the best from turkey
@poolwaiter From what I'm told he helped write a few songs so they let him play at their concerts. Whatever he's playing was cut out from whatever media this was taken from.
なんでこの時代に聞いても古臭くないどころか未来へ進むような曲なんだよ。
『未来への "意志" 』は、
生命の【永遠の命題】だから。
決して陳腐化することはない。
それはこの時代が後退してるからだよ？
@@yastak2313 さま
『#新しい戦前』へと。
>後退
(そして『#永遠の焼跡』へ。)
>タナトス……
曲が終わるのが惜しいくらい、何時間でも聴いていられるサウンド。
よくこんな曲を作り上げたものだと、感謝しかないです。
教授が亡くなってショックです…
ご冥福をお祈りします
細野さん長生きしてください
R.I.P. Yukihiro Takahashi and Ryuichi Sakamoto.
40年経っても全然かっこいいー！
唯一無二の「未来」を永遠に感じさせてくれる音楽です。
technopolisはこの動画も良いですが、もっとアップテンポでカッコイイバージョンの動画があったんですけど削除されたらしく見れなくなりました😢
探しても出てこない😢
いつ聞いても未来を感じるなあ。
やっぱりTechnopolisはこの演奏が1番好きだなぁ、もう何度聴いたことだろう。
この夜ヒットの映像が一番YMOを凝縮している
芳村真理と井上純のご機嫌が良くなかった記憶あるw
We'll miss you, Takahashi, but we will not forget you.
ユキヒロが叩きながら教授をチラ見するところがもう最高なんですよ！😂
私は21世紀生まれですが、自分の生まれる半世紀前の楽曲に今より未来の姿が浮かぶのは何故でしょう。
改めてもう細野さんしかこの世にいないと思うと切ないし悲しい。でも細野さんには例の似ていると言われたハリウッドのキャラクターと同様に何百年と生き続けてほしい。
細野さまのお祖父様もまた、
『#タイタニック号 日本人乗客
唯一の
"ソリッドステートサヴァイバー"』
なのでつよね。。。。
(#細野正文 氏・新潟出身の同郷人)
後世に語り継ぐべきYMO（イエロー・マジック・オーケストラ）の名曲のひとつ
30年(?)前生まれて初めて聴いたYMOがこの曲でした。衝撃を受けてすぐにレコード店に直行!!シングル盤を擦り切れるまで聴き続けたのを覚えています。YMOといえばやはりこの曲でしょう。
自分が小学生の頃に初めてこの曲を聴いた時、勝手に未来の東京みたいなイメージの曲だなぁと思ってました。40年以上たった今でも未来感が感じられる素晴らしい曲ですね👍
教授と幸宏さんのご冥福をお祈りいたします
音圧が高くて良いね！！！
酒を飲んでるせいかな涙が溢れてきました。
やっぱり Technopolis はこの夜ヒットバージョンが一番 ! 最高 ! ! !
この夜ヒットバージョンのベースがめっちゃかっこいいんだよなぁ。
一子さんは細野さんのベースで踊ってるのかねぇ。
やっぱりドラム🥁が最高！
坂本龍一さんのキーボード🎹弾くテクニックは見ていて惚れ惚れしました。
🥁ドラムの高橋さんのバチさばきはお見事です！
細野晴臣さんのキーボード🎹は後の松田聖子さんと中森明菜さんの編曲に生かされました。
坂本龍一さんの編曲でめだかの兄弟は素晴らしい作品だと思いました。
RIP Sakamoto-san and Takahashi-san...
I haven't found greater music than this even after 40 some years....
I still listen to YMO, their music never gets old.
Sakamoto looks so young and funky here. Who knew he would become a legendary pianist and composer back then? Love his piano pieces, too. They take me to a different space.
ムジカ・ピッコリーノからこの曲を知って、テクノが好きになって、今は馬の骨。
本当にテクノを好きにしてくれたYMOには感謝します。もう、テクノがないと生きられません。
ありがとうございました。そして、ご冥福をお祈りします。
いつ聞いても素晴らしいなぁ・・・
この夜ヒットのリミックス好きなんだよね。これいつの日か弾きたい。
坂本龍一氏、高橋幸宏氏。
自分が生まれる前より日本にテクノポップを持ってきてくれてありがとうございます。今でも子供の頃から聞いています。天でも今後のテクノポップを
見守り続けてください。
そして、細野晴臣リーダー元気でゆっくりしてください！テクノポップを盛り上げてゆきましょう！
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S ....Tokyo Tokyo!
Farewell Yukihiro-Sama.
Goodbye Mr Sakamoto such a fantastic contribution you made to electronic music...I was still playing YMO at a party yesterday in fact!
教授の曲はどのパートを切り取っても完成度高いから、いつ聴いてもいい音楽です。
電子音なんだけど人が演奏しているので温かく感じます。打ち込みの音楽も完成度があって良いとは思いますが、人が演奏する上での揺らぎとか、微かにリズムを溜めたりすると、唯一無二のリアル感、ライブ感が出るので、私は昔の音楽が好きです。
細野さんかっこよすぎかよ
YMOって、ライブの時のこういうやる気のなさも魅力のひとつだと思ってる。
くわえタバコスタイルの細野さんwww！
This is astonishing ! I love the attitude, both serious and cool, of these musicians playing this crazy wonderful dancing music ! It is a true performance !
Ryuichi Sakamoto is one of the greatest synthesizer users ever!!!
correct
2020年東京オリンピックの開会式で演奏てくれないかな...
9 Watch それな
いいアイディアだな。ライディーンとね。
どうせEXILE一派でしょ。
This needs to happen!
Here we have Haruomi Hosono, cig hanging out of his mouth, not giving a damn whatsoever, and still making better music than almost anyone else.
What? How did I not know about YMO for 23 years? The coolest thing on the planet and NO ONE BOTHERED TO TELL ME THEY EXIST?
Hosono san with a ciggy in his mouth completely unbothered is probably one of the hardest images in YMO history lol
夜のヒットスタジオのYMO動画が最近減ってきている中で、KEEPされているのがありがたいです。
当時のマネージャーを洒落で座らせたとユキヒロさんが言ってました(笑)
ふてぶてしく禁煙パイポかみながらのベースいいですね✨
[Intro]
Tokyo!
Tokyo! Tokyo!
Tokyo! Tokyo!
[Chorus]
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S
Tokyo! Tokyo! Tokyo!
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S Tokyo!
[Chorus]
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S
Tokyo! Tokyo! Tokyo!
[Chorus]
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S
Tokyo! Tokyo! Tokyo!
[Chorus]
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S
Tokyo! Tokyo! Tokyo!
[Chorus to fade out]
T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S
Tokyo! Tokyo! Tokyo! I LOVE JAPAN !!!!!!!!!.
It sounds like "Audio" to me lol
@@XKoop7321TempAccits tokyo
Thank you for uploading such a rare video clip. I think that the video was caught around 1980, related to their all-Japan tour entitled "Technopolis 2000-20", maybe. Two support musicians are Ms. Ichiko Hashimoto on keyboard, and the guitar, Mr. Kenji Ohmura, respectively.
I really attended the live held at Hiroshima in 1980. I was a junior-high student at that time. It was a nice opportunity for my later life. Thanks.
素晴らしい
細野の性格無比のbass
教授のprophet soundのメロディの
二声のハーモニー
幸宏のシンドラ ULT Sound
橋下さんのバッキングで
間奏の後に来る、phaserをかけたstrings
松竹のMC-8のアルペジオ
大村 憲司は渋いし
これぞYMO
貴重ですね．これは初めて見ましたが，８秒後に現れるyellow magic orchestraのロゴデザインから言えば，１９８０年の全国ツアー，「TECHNOPOLIS 2000-20」のころの映像かもしれませんね．その広島でのライブを中学生のとき見ました．
そのツアーでのサポートミュージシャンはキーボードが橋本一子さん，ギターは大村憲司さんだったと思います．確かに映ってますね．
I've watched this video at least 100 times. I still, for the life of me, can't tell what the guitarist is playing. He's not fooling anyone. He might as well be holding a tuba.
actually, this video is only the first half of the performance. they immediately go into the second song, Rydeen, and the guitar player has a couple of sick solos in that song. In fact, he's quite good.
ruclips.net/video/w5NhQWL0l6g/видео.html
He also had a pretty good solo in Tong Poo, at the Greek Theater, 1979.
ruclips.net/video/hzSIwivBWJc/видео.html
If you listen closely, you can hear subtle chord strums in the background
Lol. He’s playing an offbeat groove but it’s very quiet :D
this very video was my first exposure to YMO, bout a few years ago.
pretty sure this was the only song i listened to that whole month
海外の人がブッ飛んだ理由わかるよな。今でもスゴいと思うのだから
Wow, YMO is my favourite techno band. I grew up listening to their music and that's how I got interested in synthesisers. Great analog and vocoder sounds. Love that synth bass! Their second album (I think) solid State Surviver is one fav.
機材が凄いな！
他の曲も含めこんな素晴らしく今まで聴いたことない音楽は始めてと実感をもちました😊坂本龍一がアメリカで音楽活動を行う為5年の活動期間なのが残念でせめて10年の活動期間ならもっと素晴らしい曲が誕生したかも知れないでしょう😂
0:20あたりカッコええ…
細野さんの咥えタバコ、かっけぇ～！！
私も昔は喫っていましたのでそう思います。でも、咥えているだけで火はついていないような。流石、ダンディーなHarryさん。
@@MrTOMOMORIくわえタバコ😃🚬は昭和時代は当たり前でしたが、今はそれがダメになりました。
This reminds me very much of the music that would eventually appear on the SNES and Genesis systems in the early 90s. Very ahead of its time!
It's cause they were the most popular band in Japan at the time & I can only imagine heavily influenced video game music composers in Japan.... & I had the exact same thought first time I heard this.
Rydeen too.
いい時代だったな。みんなテクノカットしてたね。
Perfect performance, one of my favorite track of YMO. Another fav is Rydeen. I also like Logic System.
他の方のコメントを見るに夜ヒットなんですかこれ
一曲や二曲演るためだけにタンス持ち込んだんだ
今は亡き大村憲司さん(T_T)
@HeskethBang Technopolis was written in 1979 before many of the classic Japanese synths. They later used the Roland TR-808 on their 1981 album BGM.
The band was directly inspired by Kraftwerk so the European influence is certainly there. Also the members of YMO are classically trained just like the members of Kraftwerk.
3人とも 若い😂 俺もこの頃は若かった😂最高だね
Just a tip for everyone here.
All he's saying is "Tokio" and then "T-E-C-H-N-O-P-O-L-I-S". That's all.
Aaa.. yes!! It was 1979.. it was amazing music.. I like Japan😊
R.I.P and we love you❤️🙏
ユキヒロさんのフィルインが最高！
This is my favorite version of Technopolis
日本の誇りであり、宝でもある！
バージョン違いで聴くのが意外と楽しい。
Haruomi Hosono with that cig.. Love it, he is such a badass!
CraftsMAN isnt it a lollypop cant be sure LOL
CraftsMAN い
Just face the fact´s!
They where 20 years before the rest of the electronic music pack.....
Will always remember the 80`s....YMO.....
// Sweden Fan
super! everything: performance, sounds, composition :)
Greetings!
Mad thing is, although they're from Japan, home of some of the coolest synths, they're all playing american Moogs, Prophets and ARP's!
@HeskethBang I always wondered about that myself! I was going to ask in this new post but realized they had Roland in their 1980 Firecracker live performance. I'd put a link here but RUclips doesn't allow it. Click through the matrixsynth link in this post or just type it in your address bar. It will bring you to MATRIXSYNTH. Type YMO Firecracker in the top search box on the right and it will be the first result.
Beyond Galaxies
This is superior music Life
くわえタバコかっこええ,,,
I heard they needed lots of trailer trucks in
a concert tour to carry these computers to make electronic music.Now even one PC can do it,that's amazing.
And thanks to Caustic, it can be possible with mobile devices.
AMEN!!...cool, great...awesome version...the FANTASTIC bassline...bestially maddening!!...wow!
おじいちゃんのYMOを見たかった😢😢
American synth makers (and a few European ones) had much more advanced products than the Japanese ones did then...esp. when it came to polyphonic synths. Roland, Korg and Yamaha had a few good units back then, but Moog, Sequential Circuits, Oberheim and ARP were the brands to have at the time...until the mid-late 80's. Though Moog and Sequential Circuits (actually DSI (Dave Smith Instruments)) are certainly back in demand for those who love analog and can afford it.
this is mega, great upload!
You could do some YMO stuff in your next top 5 how to play videos. Maybe best Japanese synth songs.
very nice sounds like space
man!
this version is really cool!
神！神！神！人間が作れる曲でない！
thanks for putting this up !
never thought I would get to see this ....
same
すばらしい！！
矢野さんとは違う、橋本さんの控えめなノリ方が何か良いｗ
yutan15silvia 矢野顕子この時妊娠していたから、橋本一子さんですよ
I love the dude with the cigarette hanging out of his mouth--that's totally badass!
シンセベースの細野さん。
松田聖子さんと中森明菜さんの編曲に細野晴臣さんのベースキーボード🎹が生かされました。
wow, wow, wow... i'm hear electronic music since 1988. And i'm still wondering today about this sound of 80's from YMO.
Timeless pure!!!
Highest respect to the YMO engineers and music workers... all the best from turkey
I love this video, Greetings!
一子さん美しい
Good music good old days what are doing now
トランペットのとこ好きやわ～
CDでは「テキオ」だけど、ここでは「テクノ」
Yea, he looks like the boss.
that was fuckin' awesome!!!!
Ryuichi Sakamoto one of the geatest composers of our times...
All my love!
It would have been so interesting to hear how this track would sound with a drum machine.
@EJLirik He is called Haruomi Hosono - I think that seals the deal
17年前の投稿か。
サポート、橋本一子女史版。
@poolwaiter From what I'm told he helped write a few songs so they let him play at their concerts. Whatever he's playing was cut out from whatever media this was taken from.