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  1. Isao Tomita Mailing List - http://listen.to/tomita/



    --- "N. Kent" <ndkent at earthlink.net> wrote:
    > Isao Tomita Mailing List - http://listen.to/tomita/
    >
    >
    >
    > "Alex Rubli K." wrote:
    > >
    > > Isao Tomita Mailing List -
    > http://listen.to/tomita/
    > >
    > > On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, N. Kent wrote:
    > >
    > > >
    > > > and Bach
    > > > > fantasy ?
    > > >
    > > > the same place you'd get any other Japanese
    > imports.
    > > >
    > > > Its usually advisable to order it, since I don't
    > see it all that often
    > > > even in Japanese Shops.
    > > >
    > >
    > > thanx fo rthe reply, but I have never seen bach
    > fantasy in ANY online
    > > shop :-(
    > >
    > > cheers
    > >
    > > alex
    >
    > there are a bunch of online shops
    >
    >
    > http://www.mediawars.or.jp/~mundo/cdjapan/link.html
    > probably more on the John/Ben links page!
    >
    > but it is a little interesting in not a good way.
    > The place I usually
    > check to figure oiut whats in
    > print in Japan, cdbanzai.com, seems to be missing
    > most of the BMG
    > releases, which basically means they are
    > withdrawing them for some reason. Now this may mean
    > they are in the
    > process of re-issuing them, but then again maybe
    > they are withdrawing
    > them. This is reinforced by cdeurope.com, who I
    > don't find that reliable
    > a source of Japanese listings... only that they used
    > to have Bach
    > Fantasy. Both have the Genji live album and other
    > non-USA items.
    >
    > I'd just try to have someone who can order it order
    > it by cat#.
    >
    >
    > its true that your average Amazon Boulevard dot com
    > type place isn't
    > going to handle many Japanese CDs, probably because
    > there isn't enough
    > money in it.
    >
    > If you posess that catalog number or a helpful
    > employee with the
    > refrence book, most big cities have a Japanese
    > bookstore or 2 with CDs.
    > These shops can order CDs.
    >
    > Though I haven't tried it
    > http://www.towerrecords.co.jp
    > and maybe other Japanese megastores have on line
    > mail order for overseas customers
    >
    > nick kent
    >
    >
    >
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    >
    > > Erwin Stok wrote:
    > >
    > > Isao Tomita Mailing List -
    > http://listen.to/tomita/
    > > I received a fax from the London Philharmonic
    > Orhestra.
    > > They told me that they had planned a recording
    > session with mr.
    > > Tomita.
    > > The purpose from this concert was to make a CD and
    > a DVD.
    > > I mailed them today to ask if this concert had
    > already took place.
    > >
    > > When I here from them I will let you know.
    > >
    > > Erwin Stok.
    > > Netherlands
    > >
    > > ps.
    > >
    > > Greetinx to Phil, John, Ben, Nick, Erik and all
    > other Tomita fans out
    > > there.
    >
    >
    >
    > Yes, the London sessions were finished the last week
    > of October 1999.
    >
    > Now Mr. Tomita will record the traditional Japanese
    > soloists in Japan in
    > the coming months while also overdubbing the synths
    > parts presumably at
    > his studio. He will finish sometime next year but he
    > will likely hold
    > the relaese some months after that for proper
    > publicity and market timing.
    >
    > The live recording which was released in limited
    > quatities has recording
    > and performance flaws that Mr. Tomita and others are
    > not happy with.
    >
    > Please do not take this as an official announcement
    > or final info. This
    > is just my understanding from talking with Mr.
    > Tomita and his assistant
    > Ms. Makita last week.
    >
    > -----------
    >
    > from a friend who gets the new release bullitins
    > from Japan:
    >
    > 3 of Hideki Matsutake's pre-Logic System albums will
    > get their AFAIK
    > first CD reissue next month
    >
    > FANTASY 'INVITATION TO STARS' (1979)
    > SPACE CYCLE (probably late 70s)
    > SPACE BOLERO
    >
    > They definitely contain synth covers.
    > At least some of the tracks are classical.
    > Matsutake-san was Tomita-san's sequencer programmer
    > in the 70s.
    > He owns a Moog IIIc and a large E-mu modular and is
    > THE master of the
    > MC-8 sequencer
    > You can see and hear him during the earlier half of
    > YMO's career.
    >
    > I'll have more info soon. I definitely want these
    > discs
    >
    > ------
    >
    > Isao Tomita page
    >
    http://www.artcontext.com/music/artskool/web/jem/it.html
    >
    > Logic System page
    >
    http://www.artcontext.com/music/artskool/web/jem/ls.html
    >
    >
    > nick kent
    > http://welcome.to/synths
    >
    >
    >
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    Anyone looking for most of the Tomita BMG releases
    should check out WMI Music(www.wmimusic.com) in Canada
    as I recently got from them BERMUDA TRIANGLE,DAWN
    CHORUS,RAVEL,and GRAND CANYON. It took a couple of
    months but they do come through.They have a LOT of
    Tomita listings as well as other hard to find
    items(progressive rock especially).Check it out!
    Charles Thaxton

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