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is someone liking artists from the 70's...i'm trying to find some kind of database of early electronica artists,but it's hard. i only know a few ones and they are tangerine dream (stuff like live encore album),brian eno,claus shultze,walter carlos,jean michel jarre,neu! and einstuzen in neuebazen (or smtl like that) which ones do you know? |
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zorak and the original way-outs |
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that sounds like funk,yo! |
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kraftwerk? |
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my favorite is Isao TOMITA |
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the white noise |
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Kraftwank |
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craft... work... HAAAAAA!!!!!! :| |
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excerpt from his biography: ..a pioneer of electronic music "I left the Conservatory of Music as stupid as when I entered it," said Grieg of his years in Leipzig. Perhaps Nordheim could have said the same. In any case, he continued to study on his own with a small group of fellow students. Together, they tried to comprehend contemporary music by studying expensive musical scores and recordings. Nordheim financed his studies by working on the docks, as a telegraph messenger and as a choir conductor. During his studies in Copenhagen, composer Vagn Holmboe introduced him to the music of Béla Bartók, and in Paris in 1955 he became aware of electronic music, musique concréte, which was based on recordings of music and sounds that were processed electronically. Nordheim became a pioneer in the field of electronic music in Norway after further studies in Warsaw and Stockholm. The Nordic Music Days and the Young Nordic Music Festival were inspiring venues for young Nordic composers. Nordheim's meeting with the Swedish avant-garde and the Hungarian composer Györgi Ligeti, at the time a guest lecturer in Stockholm, had a decisive impact on his development. |
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer |
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check out my stupid interview-thread :) |
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you love that thread, admit it! |
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you just hit teh spot with this sht! |
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kaftwerk is not my cut of tea...i had all of the albums and the new on is way better than the old ones. i think die roboter is the only track i like from them. |
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raymond scott was pre-70's so i wasn't sure if he is what you had in mind... but he did really interesting stuff. |
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This is the correct answer...lots of horrible old-skool "electronic music" |
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