Sculptress of Sound 2/7

[@browncoat1949]

I bought An Electric Storm by White Noise in 1968. I only discovered Delia's connection in 2014.
An absolute Genius!

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

The Art Of Noise owes Ms. Derbyshire a bit of thanks I would think!

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together. You're a star. Delia was a genius...A

[@NevenDayvid]

@cottageorgan
Well said. This is a great documentary about a beautiful heroine of electronic music.

[@DIGIHENDRIX300]

wow i just learned about this fantastic woman...i am a student of sound and effects processing and im so glad that i have seen this documentary.

[@emilshere]

I love the raw organic-electronic sound.... if that makes any sense... of the tape edited melodies.

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

WOW...that piece of music she created out of "The Greenwhich Pips" is fantastic! Remembering it was all done with tape!!!

[@clumpft]

This doco is sooooo freakin' great.

[@spidaminida]

Awesome work on this film. Very interesting.

[@carbon-structure]

The 8:30 giggling misogyny is rather weird

[@mancsakacarl]

genius

[@CommiePinko101]

Where can we download her sounds?

[@TaceVim]

yeah wtf?

[@HaroldCerda]

-=8:40=-

[@Rentaghost76]

Typical! BBC socialism took all the credit away from the individual (Delia Derbyshire). Socialism is anathema to individual genius!

[@slowerandolder]

Typical socialist GE or Bell Labs or MIT, who own the patents on anything one invents whilst in their employ.