Yellow Magic Orchestra - Naughty Boys & Instrumental vinyl record cover

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Kimini Mune Kyun-Uwaki Na Bakansu

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Expected Way

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Focus

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Ongaku

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Opened My Eyes

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You've Got to Help Yourself

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Lotus Love

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Kai-Koh

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Expecting Rivers 1

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Wild Ambitions 1

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Chaos Panic (Instrumental) 1

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Expected Way (Instrumental) 1

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Focus (Instrumental) 1

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Kai-Koh (Instrumental) 1

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Expecting (Rivers Instrumental) 1

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You've Got to Help Yourself (Instrumental) 1

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Lotus Love (Instrumental) 1

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Ongaku (Instrumental) 1

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Opened My Eyes (Instrumental) 2

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Wild Ambitions (Instrumental)


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Yellow Magic Orchestra

Naughty Boys & Instrumental

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Two CD pressing. Naughty Boys was YMO's sixth album, released in May 1983 and undoubtedly one of the best synthesizer pop albums ever. Naughty Boys has a different sound and leans more to the Japanese pop music scene than previous albums. Nevertheless, this is a solid dance album! 'Kimi Ni Mune Kyun' and 'Lotus Love' stand out as most famous and loved by fans. The second CD, Instrumentals, was released in July 1983 and is the instrumental version of Naughty Boys featuring additional synthesizers, a completely different running order and include different versions and mixes.

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