X∞Multiplies (Standard Vinyl Edition) Vinyl Record
X∞Multiplies (Standard Vinyl Edition) Vinyl Record
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Originally released in 1980, X∞Multiplies is Yellow Magic Orchestra’s fourth release, a 10" mini album containing collaborations with the comedy troupe The Snakeman Show. Includes the classics “The End of Asia” and “Nice Age” as well as their version of Archie Bell & The Drells “Tighten Up,” which earned them a spot on the Billboard R&B singles chart along with an appearnce on the legendary TV show “Soul Train.”
- Deluxe 10" Gatefold Jacket
- Remastered by Bob Ludwig
- Vinyl cutting by Bernie Grundman Mastering
- Plating at RTI
- Pressed at Toyokasei, Japan
- Limited edition import Japanese press
- Released: 4/18/19
- Format Detail: 10” Black
- Format: Vinyl
- Genre: World Music
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