- Lock
- Fall
- Walk
- Sex
- Museum
- Bathroom
- Boxing
- Museum
- Atelier
- Bed-Museu
- Nightmares
- Switch
- Sex
- Redman 1
- George in Rain
- Redman 2
- Toilet
- Redman 3
- Owl
- Couch, Set up, Canvas
- Bed
- NY
- Water Dro
- Paint It Blue
- Car Crash
- Suicide
- Monologue
- Love Is the Devil
発売日：1998年10月6日(火)
レーベル：Asphodel Records
レビュー (Amazon)Owing, most likely, to his other careers as a pop artist, producer, classical composer, actor and fashion model, Ryuichi Sakamoto the film scorer has averaged less than one film a year since his delightfully melodic debut
Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence in 1983. But the Academy Award winner (
The Last Emperor) has clearly eschewed quantity for quality, and his often chilling music for
Love Is the Devil (the first feature by vidoegrapher John Maybury--a disturbing portrait of artist Francis Bacon and his dark, obsessive relationship with his model/lover, George Dyer) is no exception. Sakamoto has long resisted composing mere musical narration for his film assignments; here he gets inside the characters by using the diverse palette and electronic techniques gleaned from his often cutting-edge pop work. This masterful melange of samples, treated piano, electronics and white noise plays like a modern horror masterpiece, an eerie techno-concerto that owes more to Sakamoto's days as a student of electronic music and the avant-garde than to his sunny turn as leader of the Yellow Magic Orchestra. Think Bernard Herrmann displaced by an ocean and half-a-century of technology. --
Jerry McCulley
