Not necessarily - Walter Carlos "Theme from a Clockwork Orange" + Kraftwerk "Autobahn" + "Assault on precinct 13" + Human League "Blind Youth" (version from the taverner tape) provided inspiration to us all and were much more ahead of their time than this back in the day...
BS, there was nothing like this before this. Kraftwerk was inspired by this, read the Karl Bartos book, they were dancing to this post gig whilst on tour with the TEE album. they were inspired to make some tracks on The Man Machine album (1978) by this (check Spacelab) Walter Carlos "Theme from a Clockwork Orange is nothing more than century old classical music reworked for electronics. read Martyn Wares's book, The Human League wanted to make music like this but presented us with "dance like a star" a mediocre representation (at best) of this sound.
@iamyourfuture808 We'll go for timesteps then - for that was surely where blind youth on the tavener tape came from... Also Iggy Pop the idiot was another great album - overridden by commercialism back in the day...
GM/DS... Thank you for everything.
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TY Giorgio Moroder! Song still sounds relevant and in 2022.. 💋
The future never sounded more erotic than in this song. erolectronic!
Amongst its contemporaries on release in 1977, this sounded like something from outer space.
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Not necessarily - Walter Carlos "Theme from a Clockwork Orange" + Kraftwerk "Autobahn" + "Assault on precinct 13" + Human League "Blind Youth" (version from the taverner tape) provided inspiration to us all and were much more ahead of their time than this back in the day...
BS, there was nothing like this before this. Kraftwerk was inspired by this, read the Karl Bartos book, they were dancing to this post gig whilst on tour with the TEE album. they were inspired to make some tracks on The Man Machine album (1978) by this (check Spacelab) Walter Carlos "Theme from a Clockwork Orange is nothing more than century old classical music reworked for electronics. read Martyn Wares's book, The Human League wanted to make music like this but presented us with "dance like a star" a mediocre representation (at best) of this sound.
@iamyourfuture808 We'll go for timesteps then - for that was surely where blind youth on the tavener tape came from...
Also Iggy Pop the idiot was another great album - overridden by commercialism back in the day...