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pop electronic electropop synthpop

11 tracks

46:20

1	Intro (Callin Karma)	1:25
2	Take on me	4:50
3	The best days of my life	5:18
4	Blinded by the lights of Tokyo	3:41
5	H.E.A.T	4:54
6	River of Hope	3:31
7	Marks	4:47
8	Glorious love song	3:45
9	The enemy inside	4:38
10	Do you remember	4:33
11	Vista Panoramica (Reprise)	4:58

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The Kyoto Connection

"No Headphones Required" (2010)

The Kyoto Connection is sweet electronic music, mixed with japanese juice. One of the biggest CC bands, with more than 50.000 downloads of their music all over the world.

"No Headphones Required" Is their third studio album (2010). It includes 11 tracks that cover a wide arrange of musical soundscapes.

More info at http://www.thekyotoconnection.com

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Reviews on No Headphones Required

basileus

Awesome

30/01/12

This album is simply great, what else can I say. I loved "Take on me" and "H.E.A.T" especially: they are full of energy and simply make you move. That said, most of the other songs were really good and adhered nicely to the overall style of the album.

Keep up the good work!

SonicSpace

Synth gearheads

13/02/11

Actually I am used to use headphones, and I did it listening to this album as well. Indeed, a great album veering from new wave and synth pop to new age and eurobeat, reminding of 80`s pace shimmerings and harmonic synaesthesia.

Carybe

The mystic almost vanished, the oriental went to juice and pop took the reins.

14/01/11

And is it bad?... Is it good?... Neither one nor the other. It's a evolutionary state of the art. One of the possibilities in the start and a final choice in the case.

My favourite is the first album, I must acknowledge, but, I feel it's just unfair to compare different things, cause that's what I feel they are: and I love this one, very much, too... but in a very different way.

The other one is more of a soul thing and this more of a heart... though, they both reach the other parts, too.

love-peace-vegetables

Wonderful 80s music

24/09/10

Just as good - or even better - as the old classics.

keiko_mushi

Stamp of Approval!

14/08/10

I have been a fan of The Kyoto Connection ever since I heard their first release on Jamendo. One of the great things about this album is that they've mixed 80's electro-pop with that Eastern sound. There are hints of Duran Duran and other 80's synth groups but it holds true to their Oriental theme. It really works and is proof of how amazing these guys are. I give it my stamp of approval and recommend the download.

musictomyears

Excellent Passionate, Catchy, Cool, Really Interesting, Sythisiser, Pop Album.

01/07/10

Excellent synthesizer- pop album. With great vocals, from both the woman and the guy, on this, with good catchy, interesting, thought provoking, lyrics. And music that makes this a class, act to follow.