Talk:Ryūichi Sakamoto
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Is anybody familiar with the Asience Commercial over in Japan which had Zhang Ziyi in it and had Ryuichi Sakamoto's song playing in the background? I believe that it first started playing on television in November of 2005. I would like to know the name of that song and if it's downloadable anywhere on line. Thanks.--InnerRise 01:00, 8 October 2007 (UTC)
... Will he be touring again anytime soon?
= Does anyone happen to know if Sakamoto-san suffers from prognathism i.e. his lower jaw is more predominant than his upper? Merely wondering as I watched Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence yesterday.
the section on the appliance law is weird if you don't know that he's involved in lots of social activism. suggest changing the section to "Involvement in Social Issues" He's well-known for his political views in favor of the peace movement, and his promotion of environmental issues, including his recent efforts in support of the stop rokkasho campaign. also needs to link his blog. Bine maya 16:56, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
Just a question... The album 'Babel' is linked to the page of the Babel movie, which soundtrack is from Gustavo Santaolalla. I think the link should be removed (or maybe I am missing something?) Botty - from it.wikibooks :-)
- Much of Babel's score is done by Gustavo Santaolalla, but Sakamoto scores, in part or wholly, three tracks on the album and for the movie. In fact, Santaolalla is pretty much credited with the entire score because his work was made originally for the film, while the other artist's pieces may have been made for other projects or albums and then compiled onto the album because they were in the film. Sakamoto's pieces are treated as a score in the movie however, so perhaps he deserves to have Babel listed as one of his albums.
