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Black/Crowes~roppongi underground~
A drama based on actual events: the black market casino "Ultra Violet" is located in the basement of a building in Roppongi. The manager, Yasuki Kanzaki, is the head of the staff, along with Shiho, Shinke, and Yui, whose age is unknown, are working there. On the same day, a popular actor Ryota Yoshida arrives with a gravure idol Hitomi. He plays baccarat with Hamano, a music producer…
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Plot Summary
This documentary chronicles the legendary Japanese electronic music duo YMO (Yellow Magic Orchestra) and their iconic underground performances in Roppongi, Tokyo. It delves into their innovative sound, cultural impact, and the genesis of their global influence.
Critical Reception
The film has been praised for its archival footage and insightful look into a pivotal era of electronic music. Critics highlighted its value for fans of YMO and its contribution to understanding Japanese pop culture history.
What Reviewers Say
Fans celebrate the rare footage and deep dive into YMO's experimental roots.
Appreciated for its historical significance in the context of Japanese electronic music.
Some viewers wished for more in-depth interviews with the band members themselves.
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Fun Fact
Yellow Magic Orchestra's 1979 album 'Solid State Survivor' became a massive hit in Japan, selling over 200,000 copies and solidifying their status as pioneers of electronic music.
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