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hello everybody i'm looking for more vintage electronic music (say 25 years or older). any recommendations would be good. i have the basics covered: -delia, john baker, paddy kingsland, ray cathode and most of the bbc radiophonic stuff -brian eno -kraftwerk -tod dockstader -wendy carlos -jean jaques perrey -stockhausen -pierre schaeffer if anyone has specific album recommendations from these guys great, but i'm really looking for new artists. i mean old. new to me. whatever. fire away |
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Tomita, Steve Roach, Vangelis, Tangerine Dream.... |
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Iaanix Xenakis made some great electronics musics* |
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Raymond Scott |
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Bruce Haack? King of Techno? |
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great documentary! |
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old Jean-michel Jarre Tangerine Dream |
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is ace!!! highly recommended... check out Xenakis in the mean time ;) |
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I looked into Tangerine Dream after hearing about them here, and I love it. Definately listen to some of their stuff, if you can find it. |
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Tomita, definitely better than W Carlos. |
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Deffo worth a read, if you're into this kinda thing. |
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Cluster |
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Edgard Varese And Whtie Noise- An Electric Storm for rad psychedelic electronic wankery from David Vorhaus and Delia Derbyshire. |
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raymond scott!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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The 3CD OHM collection would be worth getting too, if you want to get into some early electronic shit. |
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Yanni |
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Coil. |
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Yes, this man speaks the truth. |
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nice! thats a good list. |
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I find most of the early electronic music vastly superior to new electronic music in terms of melody/harmony. It's also aged a lot better than a lot of the late 80s/early 90s electronic pieces...imo. |
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CS2x, can you name some specific artists whose melodies and harmonies are superior to nowadays electronic music? |
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Pierre Henry's Apocalypse de Jean lots of Eliane Radigue Robert Ashley David Behrman Salvatore Martirano Xenakis is pretty badass. |
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