sideshowbob
Trisha
nsherin said:Oxygene and Equinoxe by Jarre are both excellent albums - wayyy ahead of their time.
But trailing in the wake of Kraftwerk, who got there first and I reckon did it better ;-)
-- Ian
nsherin said:Oxygene and Equinoxe by Jarre are both excellent albums - wayyy ahead of their time.
sideshowbob said:But trailing in the wake of Kraftwerk, who got there first and I reckon did it better ;-)
-- Ian
michaelab said:I think it's about time we made it part of the forum AUP that mentioning Rush or their music results in an instant ban
Michael.
bob mccluckie said:Telstar by the Shadows
stickman said:Or, trailing in the wake of Tangerine Dream who got there first and I reckon did it better.
sideshowbob said:TD made a couple of OK albums, whereas Kraftwerk made half a dozen stone-cold classics.
Sir Galahad said:Are you sure Telstar was the Shadows ?
Or the Spotnicks (a swedish group) maybe ?
Edit: I just checked, they both played it, and it seems it was initially by The Tornados.
Cheers
sideshowbob said:Well, they're contemporaneous, the difference being that TD made a couple of OK albums, whereas Kraftwerk made half a dozen stone-cold classics.
-- Ian
amazingtrade said:One of my favourite instrumentals is the Shadow's wonderland but I don't know that many instrumentals. Tubuler Bells bores me.
rob said:does the end bit to freebird count?
analoguekid said:There's no hope for Ian, if it has a regular rythm and melody, then he's sure not to like it, 'snot music as far as he's concerned.