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awepittance

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yeah i was just looking into her! good stuff. solely used an ARP 2500 until like 2004 or so. (eliane radigue)

 

dismayed boxing day was the only one to mention wendy carlos, pretty much everything she's done is grand. would recommend "sonic seasonings" quite highly.

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Sonic Seasonings is class, my favorite of her releases. Though her work on The Shining is really strange and wonderful.

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does anybody have a link to that album made in the early 80s using primarily a GX1 ? people here were all over it after the Tuss releases came out and i can't find amy info about it anywhere

 

You mean "Rick van der Linden - GX1"?

 

yes, yes i do

 

yeah i was just looking into her! good stuff. solely used an ARP 2500 until like 2004 or so. (eliane radigue)

 

sounds very intriguing, any specific albums to recommend?

 

sonic seasonings is a very good record, i just got it

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXAFJfxik-A

 

fucking love this guy

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synergy_(music)

 

another one of his standouts is

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7xLz15Nvnk

 

which Gatekeeper sampled the fuck out of

 

loving this stuff and this thread, Electronome sampled the first track in his song 'Influence'

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does anybody have a link to that album made in the early 80s using primarily a GX1 ? people here were all over it after the Tuss releases came out and i can't find amy info about it anywhere

 

You mean "Rick van der Linden - GX1"?

 

yes, yes i do

 

yeah i was just looking into her! good stuff. solely used an ARP 2500 until like 2004 or so. (eliane radigue)

 

sounds very intriguing, any specific albums to recommend?

 

sonic seasonings is a very good record, i just got it

 

I first got ADNOS I-III which is a lovely box set and I think a good introduction, ADNOS III is fantastic. Triptych is great and I'm really liking Geelriandre / Arthesis (which is fairly recent, I think?) I like all of her stuff though, really inspiring.

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awepittance Grand Master

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krautrock/old electronic music is #1 pluder genre right now, so many hipster bands like the Engineers are making entire careers out of it

 

thats kind of why i decided to join in on the fun but not in a shitty way (or at least that's how i pat myself in the back)

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awepittance Grand Master

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which Gatekeeper sampled the fuck out of

 

im curious to hear which Gatekeeper track, that makes me slightly less excited about his music i had just assumed it was all recreated old school sounding stuff, not actually sampled.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_0JftWlyf4

 

the whole beginning of the track is the whole beginning of Trellis + drums

 

just to clarify, I'm not entirely opposed to this, the way they segue into original material out of it is classy, and I've seen much more offensive "sampled the entire song" moments (duck sauce, DJ shadow's entire career, etc)

 

plus they say in an interview they only sampled anything this one time.

 

in a way, it's nice. like a reference. it's not like they're sampling anything that ever charted or something, it's not a lecherous approach. i agree with you about this genre being the no1 plunder genre atm... but i personally am joining into the fun. plus, vhs head has shown that it can be done sensibly and creatively.

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I'm very surprised Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan have not been mentioned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OlvZ7b33Es&feature=related

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW-n6GWFAvI&feature=related

 

 

Soothing sounds for baby by Raymond Scott is cool but I really like this:

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SHJ6CcML80&feature=related

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apologies again for being a bit of a Jarre fanatic in my youth but not many people know he did release a couple of albums before Oxygene

 

Deserted Palace 1972

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEWvlmzYjPk

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRMBRZDAaJU

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTYOajS_LQw

 

Les Granges Brulees (soundtrack) 1973

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRs4smphvaQ

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mAF4LRMJcM

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rixx- i thought the same-tom and kid are heavily under-rated /not name checked much

kid baltan is like 90 and has a myspace page

 

on that tip

hard to believe this is from 1968-roger roger is a monster unheralded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epa8NyM7p4A&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8f40gJ7xvs&feature=related

more french library seamen

 

various rare classics you might have bought or missed on lp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gzxYgyMwDA

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN2L6HaDVIQ

and the unknown library/ost stuff is endlessly incredible

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awepittance Grand Master

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apologies again for being a bit of a Jarre fanatic in my youth but not many people know he did release a couple of albums before Oxygene

 

Deserted Palace 1972

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEWvlmzYjPk

 

hehe no apology necessary, Deserted Palace is the only Jarre album that i think is truly great. I was just listening to it last night actually and meant to post it in this thread earlier.

 

It's a much more unique take on electronic music than his later stuff which fits much more comfortably into the Tangerine Dream/Schulze cannon

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I'm very surprised Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan have not been mentioned.

 

it feels good to be the first :sup:

 

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any fans of Tom Dissevelt or who want to check out what the Dutch people were doing at the same time as the BBC radiophonic workshop

check out this CD boxset, highly recommended

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