Electronic music I like
Missed one yesterday, so today ya get two!
here are three of my favorite recordings (synthesizer music):
Terry Riley: A Rainbow In Curved Air (1970) - melodic, influential, and SHOCKINGLY GOOD. Sound files on this link.
Mauricio Kagel : Transition (1960) - Completely raw, electronically generated sounds.... non-harmonic tones and non-instrumental qualities. I can't believe it's from 1960!
music for this kinda stuff don't look like this:
it's more like this:
or this:
(It should be noted that I have no idea what any of this means. If you want to your eyes to REALLY glaze over, check this)
Klaus Schulze - ruled the early 70's (late-70's not so good) with a series of great synthesizer recordings. Trippy stuff!
here are three of my favorite recordings (synthesizer music):
Terry Riley: A Rainbow In Curved Air (1970) - melodic, influential, and SHOCKINGLY GOOD. Sound files on this link.
Mauricio Kagel : Transition (1960) - Completely raw, electronically generated sounds.... non-harmonic tones and non-instrumental qualities. I can't believe it's from 1960!
music for this kinda stuff don't look like this:
it's more like this:
or this:
(It should be noted that I have no idea what any of this means. If you want to your eyes to REALLY glaze over, check this)
Klaus Schulze - ruled the early 70's (late-70's not so good) with a series of great synthesizer recordings. Trippy stuff!
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