the first commercial digital recording ever made, and the second commercial digital recording ever released) Uzu: The World Of Stomu Yamash'ta 2 (1971, live) (recorded same time as above, but not released until eight months later) Percussion Recital (1971 - re-issue of the two albums above on one disc, less two tracks) Metempsychosis (1971, collaboration with Masahiko Sato) Red Buddha (1971) Sunrise From West Sea (1971, live) Floating Music (1972) Images original soundtrack (Robert Altman, 1972), music composed by John Williams; percussion solos by Stomu Yamashta Der langwierige Weg in die Wohnung der Natascha Ungeheuer (Hans Werner Henze) (1972) Henze/Takemitsu/Maxwell Davies (1972), comprising: Prison Song (Henze) Seasons (Takemitsu) Turris Campanarum Sonatinum (Maxwell Davies) The Man From The East (1973, soundtrack) Freedom Is Frightening (1973) One by One (soundtrack) Stomu Yamash´ta´s East Wind (1974). (Information about the film is at One by One (1975 film)) Raindog (1975) Die Neue Musik Und Ihre Neuesten Entwicklungen (1975), including: El Cimarrón (Henze) Go (1976) Go Live From Paris (1976) Go Too (1977) Waza + Mujo 7" from: Budo: The Art of Killing (1978, soundtrack) Iroha-Ten/Chi (1981) Iroha-Sui (1982) Tempest (1982, soundtrack) Iroha-Ka (1983) Kukai (1984, soundtrack) Sea & Sky (1985) Solar Dream, Vol. 2 Fantasy Of Sanukit (1990) Solar Dream, Vol. 1 The Eternal Present (1993) Solar Dream Vol. 3 Peace And Love (1997) A Desire of Beauty and Wonder Stone, Part 1 (1999) Listen To The Future, Vol. 1 (2001) Tofu (2002, compilation with Kodo, Yoshida Brothers, others) Live In Stockholm, Sweden, September 28, 1974 (2005, live) Bergmál (2006, collaboration with Ragnhildur Gísladóttir and Sjón) The Purple (2017) See also The Man Who Fell to Earth (a movie that uses a number of Yamash'ta tracks). References External links Stomu Yamash'ta biography and interview in English Stomu Yamash'ta and Go Stomu Yamashta discography Stomu Yamash'ta documentary film "Walking On Sound" 1947 births Berklee College of Music alumni Crossover (music) Island Records artists Japanese classical musicians Japanese film score composers Japanese jazz keyboardists Japanese jazz musicians Japanese male film score composers Japanese percussionists Japanese rock keyboardists Japanese rock musicians Jazz percussionists Juilliard School alumni Kyoto University alumni Living people Male jazz musicians Musicians from Kyoto