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Ryuichi Sakamoto
Cm Works
Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, New Age, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (34) - Disc #1
1. Ci
2. NP5500
3. Parco-
4. Parco-
5. Edwin
6. Om-10
7. B-3
8. Type C
9. CM
10. Ms.
11. 84
12. NTT
13. - Sasuke
14. Soft Machine
15. 85
16. Floating Along
17. Portfolio
18. the Echoing Blue
19. A Nutrition
20. Vivre Lost in a Maze
21. Toshiba BS-Arena Ominous Adolescence
22. the Heart of Asia (Reprise)
23. A6 Whispering Green
24. I.E. 4.0 Theme 1
25. I.E. 4.0 1-1
26. I.E. 4.0 1-2
27. I.E. 4.0 2
28. I.E. 4.0 3
29. Sega
30. Beyond
31. E-Magic Out of the Cradle
32. Yamazaki 2002
33. NHK NHK
34. NTT Data

50 tracks chronicling Sakamoto's popular music projects for Japanese commercials and television shows. Starting in 1977 and including almost every year through 2002. Packaged in a deluxe digipak. Warner Japan. 2002.

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All Artists: Ryuichi Sakamoto
Title: Cm Works
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Japanese Import
Release Date: 11/4/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, International Music, New Age, Pop, Rock
Styles: Electronica, Far East & Asia, Progressive, Electronic
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 4943674038244, 4943674038695, 766489391229

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Ryuichi Sakamoto's Goldmine

R. Max Totten | San Francisco, Ca United States | 11/14/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This compilation is sheer beauty to one's ears, from early compositions 1977 - 2002 many melodies we have grown to admire Mr. Sakamoto for, runs the gamut here. Such a universe of instrumentals that it is so hard to place a correct interpretation in a review, however every cut lays such beautiful ground work for his genius to florish. This in my opinion is what we've be waiting for since the breakup of YMO. There is even a alternative track that would become the center melody for a Yukihiro Takahashi song, Such Beauty!The other comps in these new releases are well conceived but anyone who has collected his music will already have most, if not all, with the exception to the "soundtrack" comp which has a few new film score cuts added. I believe this compilation is not just for "die" hard Sakamoto admires, but for anyone wanting a true voyage in music composition."