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Tracklist

1In The Sky5:40
2Cat, Mouse And Me5:00
3River Side5:20
4Wait For A Day5:00
5From6:30
6Lemon And Ginger5:20
7Ceramic Flower5:40
8Good Morning2:50
9Dodo4:50
10Neutral5:10
11Middle Finger5:20
12Field5:50
13One Way5:00
14Few4:20

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
HHLP 022Yokota Cat, Mouse And Me ‎(2xLP, Album)HarthouseHHLP 022Europe1997
HH 1036-2Yokota Cat, Mouse And Me ‎(CD)Harthouse AmericaHH 1036-2US1997

Credits

  • Artwork – Dare Art, G.Daeretzis
  • Photography By – Hatsue
  • Written-By [Created], Producer [Realized] – Susumu Yokota

Notes

All tracks created and realized by Susumu Yokota between September 1995 and April 1996

Recording Studio: "Yamato So"
Equipments: Akai S1000, Casio CZ101, Oberheim M1000, EZ Vision (Sequencer), Sony R7, D7, Boss SE50 (Effectors), Mackie CR1604 (Mixer)

℗ & © 1996 Eye Q Music
Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe

The text "Yokota" and "Cat, Mouse And Me" is printed directly onto the front of the jewel case.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 4 024258 002223
  • Barcode (Scanned): 4024258002223
  • Matrix / Runout: HHCD022 WME
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L012
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 05B0
  • Rights Society: GEMA BIEM MCPS
  • Label Code: LC 5305

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Eye Q Music
  • Copyright (c) – Eye Q Music
  • Made By – Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
  • Pressed By – WMME Alsdorf
  • Published By – Moonquake Music
  • Recorded At – Yamato So

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The Sky 1:01:00 1:06:34. All rigth reserved to Susumu Yokota and Harthouse. Cat, Mouse and Me. Código de Barras y Otros Identificadores. Barcode Text: 4 024258 002223. On Cat, Mouse And Me he does this but to a wonderfully stunning conclusion - instead of disposable music, this album is filled with a deep warmth and depth served via repetition. The looped melodies are here, but have a melancholy edge. The rhythms don't excite, but lull you into a head-nodding trance. Listen free to Yokota Cat, Mouse and Me Good Morning, Neutral and more. 14 tracks 72:11. Cat, Mouse And Me is ranked 48,361st in the overall chart, 8,423rd in the 1990s, and 891st in the year 1997. Cat, Mouse And Me. Susumu Yokota. 14 tracks. Released in Gaga - Chromatica Standard CD Album. Susumu Yokota - Cat,Mouse and Me - full album 1997. TRACKS: Enjoy Morning 00:00 2:51 8:03 Side 13:48 For A Day 19:06 Way 24:05 And Ginger 29:05 F. jlCr3YYMCkA. Ссылка на страницу с видео: Ссылка HTML на страницу с видео: Код для вставки плеера . Where Sakura found Yokota exploring the sonic properties of the reverberating guitar, Grinning Cat focuses heavily on piano. The acoustic keyboard treatments vary from looped lullaby fragments, fuzzy with white noise on Sleepy Eye, to the more traditional Tears of a Poet, which seems like incidental film music from the 40's. Grinning Cat runs the rhythmic gamut as well. Cherry Blossom chugs along on a 44 bass thump, dripping almost unbearably poignant shards of stained piano tone on top. Love Bird uses only handclaps and a shaker to set the tempo for the simplest melody on the record, Windham Hill as imagined by a computer

Yokota - Cat, Mouse And Me mp3

Performer: Yokota

Title: Cat, Mouse And Me

Country: Germany

Release date: 10 Feb 1997

Label: Harthouse

Style: Downtempo, Trip Hop, House

Catalog: HH CD 022

Genre: Electronic

Size MP3: 1364 mb

Rating: 4.1 / 5

Votes: 908

Record source: CD, Album

Yokota Germany Harthouse Downtempo Trip Hop House 1997

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Doomredeemer
Masterpiece! Excellent example of how rich the naughties where musicwise. Hints of Drum & Bass, Orbitlian Bubbles, Ninja Tunings, Trance, Triphop or House. It is all in there! Enjoy this musical voyage from the land of the rising sun.
Doomredeemer
Masterpiece! Excellent example of how rich the naughties where musicwise. Hints of Drum & Bass, Orbitlian Bubbles, Ninja Tunings, Trance, Triphop or House. It is all in there! Enjoy this musical voyage from the land of the rising sun.
Yggfyn
Susumu Yokota has always created readily accessible work; chipper melodies and predictable rhthyms weave their way along to natural conclusions with little unexpected happening inbetween: perfect techno pop music. On Cat, Mouse And Me he does this but to a wonderfully stunning conclusion - instead of disposable music, this album is filled with a deep warmth and depth served via repetition. The looped melodies are here, but have a melancholy edge. The rhythms don't excite, but lull you into a head-nodding trance. None of the tracks are particularly "difficult" listening, rather all are almost as immediately engaging as they are durable. There isn't a whole lot new to experience with repeat listens, but what is done here is done shockingly well. I don't know if it is dance music, per se (you could mix it for a dancefloor but it really doesn't have much oomph to it!), more of a headphone or coffeehouse music. Play it in unfamiliar company, though, and someone will ask you what it is. It is difficult to get a better compliment than that, I find.

Particular highlights for me are "Middle Finger"'s echoing synth lines and bubbly percussion, "From"'s clubby groove, "In the Sky"'s uplifting melody and restrained bassline, and "Lemon and Ginger" for a bit more dextrous rhythm programming. All of it is good, though.
Yggfyn
Susumu Yokota has always created readily accessible work; chipper melodies and predictable rhthyms weave their way along to natural conclusions with little unexpected happening inbetween: perfect techno pop music. On Cat, Mouse And Me he does this but to a wonderfully stunning conclusion - instead of disposable music, this album is filled with a deep warmth and depth served via repetition. The looped melodies are here, but have a melancholy edge. The rhythms don't excite, but lull you into a head-nodding trance. None of the tracks are particularly "difficult" listening, rather all are almost as immediately engaging as they are durable. There isn't a whole lot new to experience with repeat listens, but what is done here is done shockingly well. I don't know if it is dance music, per se (you could mix it for a dancefloor but it really doesn't have much oomph to it!), more of a headphone or coffeehouse music. Play it in unfamiliar company, though, and someone will ask you what it is. It is difficult to get a better compliment than that, I find.

Particular highlights for me are "Middle Finger"'s echoing synth lines and bubbly percussion, "From"'s clubby groove, "In the Sky"'s uplifting melody and restrained bassline, and "Lemon and Ginger" for a bit more dextrous rhythm programming. All of it is good, though.