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amazing old jap synth guy i've only got Snowflakes are Dancing, but its enigmatic. tschecque it out. |
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he's a japanese jm jarre innit |
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Brilliant, I've got most of his albums (at least all the good ones), very very good stuff. Beats W. Carlos by miles. |
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my dad used to play snowflakes are dancing on vinyl at home when i was about 10. i ripped his new CD version over christmas and im only just listening to it now, aaahh memories. its good stuff. |
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my only complaint is he doesnt do much of his own compositions. I have a lot of his older records like the Planets and snowflakes,and some of those are so manipulated and wakcy they are barely recognizable. he's one of the insane musicians like Jarre who some how convinced like local governments to help him arrange gigantic technology concerts involving helicopters flying overhead with speakers on wires pointing down at the audience. |
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i like |
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I was first introduced to Tomita unbeknownst to me via Jack Horkheimer's 'Stargazer' segments on PBS. The music and the show in general struck such a chord with me. Back before I even realized it was Tomita I made this great 20+ minute remix of the track. This was back when I thought that longer=better for ambient music. Anyway, I bet Neto will post here eventually... |
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hehe, yeah, I guess Tomita and Jarre are similar in that respect. |
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