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''Naughty Boys'', released in 1983, is the sixth studio album by Japanese SynthPop {{supergroup}} Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Following the release of ''Music/{{Technodelic}}'' in the fall of 1981, the group intended to dissolve, only to find themselves still bound by contract to deliver two more studio albums to their label, Alfa Records. Consequently, the band simply went on hiatus during this time, with Music/HaruomiHosono, Music/RyuichiSakamoto, and Music/YukihiroTakahashi all focusing on their solo careers (Hosono placed particular weight on his, having withheld from releasing any solo material during YMO's three years of continuous activity).
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''Naughty Boys'', released in 1983, 1983 through Alfa Records in Japan and Pick Up Records in Europe, is the sixth studio album by Japanese SynthPop {{supergroup}} Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Following the release of ''Music/{{Technodelic}}'' in the fall of 1981, the group intended to dissolve, only to find themselves still bound by contract to deliver two more studio albums to their label, Alfa Records. Consequently, the band simply went on hiatus during this time, with Music/HaruomiHosono, Music/RyuichiSakamoto, and Music/YukihiroTakahashi all focusing on their solo careers (Hosono placed particular weight on his, having withheld from releasing any solo material during YMO's three years of continuous activity).
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* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
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* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter the two of them sing together while she plays the piano and they sing together.piano.
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* DistinctDoubleAlbum: For the band's 2003 remastering campaign, the two different versions of each album were collected as double-CD packages, one disc for each rendition.
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* DistinctDoubleAlbum: For the band's 2003 remastering campaign, reissue campaign (based on the 1999 remasters), the two different versions of each album were collected as double-CD packages, one disc for each rendition.rendition. This configuration is also used for the SACD releases of the 2019 remasters (the LP and digital releases re-separate the two albums).
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* TranslatedCoverVersion: YMO would put together a very loosely translated English rendition of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" with Music/TheHumanLeague for the collaborative EP ''YMO Versus The Human League'' in 1993; the track would later be included as the B-side to the Human League's single "Tell Me When" and on the deluxe edition of that song's parent album, ''Octopus''.
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* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" on ''Naughty Boys'', and ''every'' song on the aptly-titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental''. "You've Got to Help Yourself" would later be reworked as a vocal track on ''Music/{{Service}}''.
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* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" Yourself (Preview)" on ''Naughty Boys'', and ''every'' song on the aptly-titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental''. The full version of "You've Got to Help Yourself" on the latter would later be reworked as a vocal track on ''Music/{{Service}}''.
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* IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: You don't call an album ''Naughty Boys'' and expect people to read it innocuously, especially if you have a history of working closely with English-language lyricists.
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* MinisculeRocking: "You've Got to Help Yourself (Preview)" clocks in at just 30 seconds.
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** Music/BeBopDeluxe frontman Bill Nelson plays electric guitar on the album.
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** Music/BeBopDeluxe frontman Bill Nelson plays electric guitar on the album. Music/YukihiroTakahashi would return the favor by playing drums on Nelson's solo album ''Chimera'' that same year.
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By this point, the lack of crossover success past 1980 had gotten to the band members, and upon regrouping, decided to reorient themselves in a more explicitly commercial direction. However, rather than trying to reclaim their standing with western audiences, they turned towards the Japanese listeners that had already given them their biggest successes. Thus, ''Naughty Boys'' saw YMO transform themselves into a mock-idol group, riffing on the idea of an act as old as them attempting to stay "hip" with newer trends in Japanese music. Consequently, the album presented a tongue-in-cheek take on the en vogue CityPop genre, alternating between sincerity and irony and consolidating the musique concrete elements of ''Music/{{BGM}}'' and ''Technodelic'' with the new breed of J-pop that they had previously influenced. Fitting their focus on their home market, the band's lyrics on the album are almost exclusively in Japanese, with only two songs written entirely in English.
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By this point, the lack of crossover success past 1980 (and their consequent abandonment by their American label, Creator/AAndMRecords) had gotten to the band members, and upon regrouping, decided to reorient themselves in a more explicitly commercial direction. However, rather than trying to reclaim their standing with western audiences, they turned towards the Japanese listeners that had already given them their biggest successes. Thus, ''Naughty Boys'' saw YMO transform themselves into a mock-idol group, riffing on the idea of an act as old as them attempting to stay "hip" with newer trends in Japanese music. Consequently, the album presented a tongue-in-cheek take on the en vogue CityPop genre, alternating between sincerity and irony and consolidating the musique concrete elements of ''Music/{{BGM}}'' and ''Technodelic'' with the new breed of J-pop that they had previously influenced. Fitting their focus on their home market, the band's lyrics on the album are almost exclusively in Japanese, with only two songs written entirely in English.
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''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
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''Naughty Boys'', released in 1983, is the sixth studio album by Japanese SynthPop {{supergroup}} Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Following the release of ''Music/{{Technodelic}}'' in the fall of 1981, the group intended to dissolve, only to find themselves still bound by contract to deliver two more studio albums to their label, Alfa Records. Consequently, the band simply went on hiatus during this time, with Music/HaruomiHosono, Music/RyuichiSakamoto, and Music/YukihiroTakahashi all focusing on their solo careers (Hosono placed particular weight on his, having withheld from releasing any solo material during YMO's three years of continuous activity).
By this point, the lack of crossover success past 1980 had gotten to the band members, and upon regrouping, decided to reorient themselves in a more explicitly commercial direction. However, rather than trying to reclaim their standing with western audiences, they turned towards the Japanese listeners that had already given them their biggest successes. Thus, ''Naughty Boys''
The result provided YMO with renewed commercial
This was YMO's
!!Tracklist
''Naughty Boys'' was supported by one single: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun".
!!Tracklists:
!!!''Naughty Boys'':
[[AC:Side One]]
# "Kimi Ni Mune
# "Expected
#
#
# "Opened My
[[AC:Side Two]]
# "You've Got To Help
# "Lotus
#
# "Expecting
# "Wild
!!!''Naughty Boys Instrumental'':
[[AC:Side One]]
# "Chaos Panic" (4:12)
# "Expected Way" (4:34)
# "Focus" (3:41)
# "Kai-Koh" (4:27)
# "Expecting Rivers" (4:37)
[[AC:Side Two]]
# "You've Got to Help Yourself" (4:21)
# "Lotus Love" (4:05)
# "Ongaku" (3:25)
# "Opened My Eyes" (3:40)
# "Wild Ambitions" (5:10)
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* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
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* FaceOnTheCover
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* FaceOnTheCoverCompilationRerelease: Most reissues since 2013 (barring the LP and digital releases of the 2019 remaster) package both the vocal and instrumental versions of the album together in one package.
* DistinctDoubleAlbum: For the band's 2003 remastering campaign, the two different versions of each album were collected as double-CD packages, one disc for each rendition.
* FaceOnTheCover: The vocal version features a headshot of the band members against a solid teal backdrop.
* DistinctDoubleAlbum: For the band's 2003 remastering campaign, the two different versions of each album were collected as double-CD packages, one disc for each rendition.
* FaceOnTheCover: The vocal version features a headshot of the band members against a solid teal backdrop.
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* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album ''{{Music/Service}}''.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album ''{{Music/Service}}''.
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* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
the following passage in Italian:
--> ''Hello beautiful. A night out with me, what do you say?\\
I like you very much.\\
I would like to see what you can do in bed.\\
Come and have fun with me.''
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: ''Naughty Boys'' and ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'' differentiate each side with different oceanic photographs: a shot of seagulls in the sky on side one and a shot of waves on a beach on side two.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself"(which got a longer version with vocals on ''Naughty Boys'', and ''every'' song on the band's follow-up album ''{{Music/Service}}''.aptly-titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental''. "You've Got to Help Yourself" would later be reworked as a vocal track on ''Music/{{Service}}''.
--> ''Hello beautiful. A night out with me, what do you say?\\
I like you very much.\\
I would like to see what you can do in bed.\\
Come and have fun with me.''
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: ''Naughty Boys'' and ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'' differentiate each side with different oceanic photographs: a shot of seagulls in the sky on side one and a shot of waves on a beach on side two.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself"
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* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
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* IntercourseWithYou: The italian Italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* LyricalDissonance: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" -- at face value, it's an upbeat love song, but it's actually about starting an affair with someone.
* NewSoundAlbum: Radio-friendly CityPop with post-{{disco}} trimmings.
* NewSoundAlbum: Radio-friendly CityPop with post-{{disco}} trimmings.
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* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
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* RearrangeTheSong: The "preview" version of "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more a 30-second edit of the version that appears on ''Naughty Boys Instrumental''.
* RemixAlbum: ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'' radically reconfigures the original ''Naughty Boys'' into aninstrumental preview on this albumall-{{instrumental|s}} format.
* RemixAlbum: ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'' radically reconfigures the original ''Naughty Boys'' into an
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* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
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* SelfDeprecation: The "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" video makes fun of how completely unlike a boy band YMO are and how unsuited they are to singing (what sounds like) a SillyLoveSong.
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"(english (English translation: "I've got a crush on you")
*[[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: SpeakInUnison: A sung variant. On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin singing the same last lyric.
*SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of SpecialGuest:
** Music/BeBopDeluxefame) frontman Bill Nelson plays electric guitar on the album.
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
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*
** Music/BeBopDeluxe
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* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
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* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian Italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
Kyun".
* StylisticSuck: YMO intentionally half-ass their miming in the music video for "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun", and spend more time goofing off than actually trying to perform the song, all for the sake of poking fun at the idea of three grown men pretending to be teen idols.
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened MyEyes":Eyes" uses this trope as a metaphor for the feeling of personal renewal that comes from love:
* StylisticSuck: YMO intentionally half-ass their miming in the music video for "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun", and spend more time goofing off than actually trying to perform the song, all for the sake of poking fun at the idea of three grown men pretending to be teen idols.
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My
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* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
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* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.line.
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* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
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* BreakUpSong: "Focus"."Focus" is about reminiscing over a past romance through pictures.
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* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
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* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}''{{Music/Service}}''.
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* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
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''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
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''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
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[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
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''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/swnm3p_naughtyboy_preview_m3.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/swnm3p_naughtyboy_preview_m3.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Naughty Boys'' is the sixth album released by Japanese Technopop band Music/YellowMagicOrchestra. Released in 1983, it stands out from their previous albums by putting more emphasis on vocals (in japanese, compared to their previous albums which were mostly sung in english) and a commercial synthpop sound akin to the NewWaveMusic of the early eighties.
This was YMO's last album to top the ORICON charts (and no other technopop band would get that achievement until {{Music/Perfume}} in 2008). An instrumental version of the album was also released (soberly titled ''Naughty Boys Instrumental'') though it didn't contain a full instrumental cut of the original album's tracklist.
!!Tracklist
# "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
# "Expected Way"
# "Focus"
# "Ongaku"
# "Opened My Eyes"
# "You've Got To Help Yourself"
# "Lotus Love"
# "Kai-Koh"
# "Expecting Rivers"
# "Wild Ambitions"
!!Naughty tropes:
* BreakUpBonfire: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* BreakUpSong: "Focus".
* BurnBabyBurn: "Focus":
--> ''You'll be burning with a new love tonight''\\
''And I'll be burning old pictures on my mind''
* {{Dedication}}: "Ongaku" is written by Music/RyuichiSakamoto and is dedicated to his daughter Miu (who was 3 at the time). The lyrics of the song could depict a scene where her daughter plays the piano and they sing together.
* FaceOnTheCover
* GratuitousEnglish: On "Focus" and "Lotus Love".
* GratuitousForeignLanguage: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" has a spoken-word section where a woman speaks italian.
* {{Instrumentals}}: "You've Got To Help Yourself" (which got a longer version with vocals on the band's follow-up album {{''Music/Service''}}
** ''Naughty Boys'' was also released as an instrumental album. Major differences are a longer cut of "You've Got To Help Yourself" and "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" being replaced with the instrumental cut of the non-album Single "Chaos Panic".
* IntercourseWithYou: The italian spoken-word lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" imply an invitation to bed from a woman to a man who has a crush on her.
* IntimateHealing: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''I couldn't sleep in my bed at night''\\
''I didn't have any appetite''\\
''For anything (For anything)''\\
''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* OneWordTitle: "Focus" and "Ongaku"
* ThePowerOfLove: "Opened My Eyes"
--> ''You gave me back all the love I need''\\
''You gave me reason to believe''\\
''In everything (In everything)''
* RearrangeTheSong: "You've Got To Help Yourself" is more of an instrumental preview on this album
* SayMyName: Played in a romantic effect on "Wild Ambitions":
--> ''So call my name''\\
''Please call my name''\\
''I'm running through the wild lands''
* SillyLoveSongs: "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun" (english translation: "I've got a crush on you")
* [[SpeakInUnison Sing In Unison]]: On the last the verse of "Ongaku", all three YMO members singin the same last lyric.
* SpecialGuest: Bill Nelson (of Music/BeBopDeluxe fame) plays electric guitar on the album.
** Takashi Matsumoto wrote the lyrics of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun". He was previously part of the bands Apryl Fools and Happy End, along with Music/HaruomiHosono.
* SpokenWordInMusic: The italian section of "Kimi Ni Mune Kyun"
* ThrowingOffTheDisability: "Opened My Eyes":
--> ''It was you, you made a blind man see''
* VocalTagTeam: The last verse of "Ongaku" features each YMO member singing his own lyric before the three of them sing in unison on the last line.
