Album

Visions Of China

Japan

1982 · Electronic

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Visions Of China by Japan

Visions Of China is an Electronic album by Japan, originally released in 1982. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. AVisions Of China3:35

Side B

  1. BTaking Islands In Africa (Remix)4:53

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Synth-Pop / New Wave
  • synthetic
  • detached
  • art school

This master release gathers the releases of "Visions Of China" as an A-side on a normal single.
There was no US release until 1982, when the studio version of "Visions Of China" was released on the Visions Of China / Canton double-A-side. This is not associated with the release of Canton / Visions Of China (Live) (only containing live recordings) in the rest of the world, released in 1983.
In the UK this single was re-released to tie in with "Exorcising Ghosts" and "Instant Pictures" on December 10th 1984, however a combination of existing stock and identical re-presses were used so there is no definitive way to tell between the 1981 and 1984 pressings.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • David SylvianKEYBOARDS , VOCALS KEYBOARDS, PROGRAMMED BY , VOCALS VOCALS, KEYBOARDS, PROGRAMMED BY
  • Mick KarnFRETLESS BASS, SAXOPHONE FRETLESS BASS, SUONA
  • Richard BarbieriBASS KEYBOARDS, PROGRAMMED BY
  • Rob DeanGUITAR, BASS GUITAR GUITAR, GUITAR
  • Ryuichi SakamotoKEYBOARDS, KEYBOARDS KEYBOARDS, PERCUSSION
  • Steve JansenDRUMS , KEYBOARDS, PERCUSSION DRUMS, PERCUSSION DRUMS, PERCUSSION, KEYBOARDS

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