I have a artwork book with several imaginary pictures of future. Each picture has a technical explanation of those spaceships and guns I guess. This "Hypothesis" picture is there too.
About Vangelis: I don't know if you already have listened to this that I've posted in other blogs too:
maybe you can give me your clue about who created those songs used on an episode about wildlife called "L'Eau et les Animaux" directed by Frederic Rossif and released in 1989. Most of the background music is by Vangelis but not those ones above for sure !
http://www.vangeliscollector.com/researcher1.htm
Someone said it could be Claude larson or even Joel Vandroogenbroeck (aka Eric Vann)...
I've listend to the tracks you sent but I don't know... There is a Claude Larson on this blog, maybe it's on it but I haven't checked. I've got other Claude Larson files that I picked here and there, I'll add them just in case !
thanks a lot for those Claude Larson LPs. I'm getting convinced that I'm in the wrong direction. Maybe I should think about Roger Roger ? take a look on this beautiful song:
http://www.mediafire.com/?haekfgyhdfqq8rj
from the Library - Ilustration Musical - "Melodies with a beat" - IM 18
He also did good music in a modern way... in 1982:
http://iueke.com/audio/informatic_2000.mp3
from the album "Informatic 2000 - Roger's New Conception" for Creasound Library
as regards Vangelis, I've posted "Sex Power" on another blog: http://smutshakecupcake.blogspot.com/search/label/*Vangelis And I also have found "Fais Que Ton Rêve Soit Plus Long Que La Nuit (1972)" but haven't put it anywhere yet. I'm going to look for "Spiral" and listen to it. Concerning "Scoop", I've downloaded it and I'll listen to it more closely !
I don't gather any information nor acutally review the albums because: 1- I'm not good at that 2- I'm not intersted in doing it (anybody can look for more info if needed, you don't need me !) 3- I think embeding a music video is a much more interesting way of making readers discover the albums 4- Discovering is what this blog is about: I often post things I just discovered... Sharing is not unilateral, people are free to add extra info, better links, whatever... 5- You just did what i expect readers to act like: you added some more info yourself ! Of that I thank you sincerely ! 6- Feel free to add other comments wherever you want ! Enlighten me ! I'll be delighted to read from you !
I have a artwork book with several imaginary pictures of future. Each picture has a technical explanation of those spaceships and guns I guess.
RépondreSupprimerThis "Hypothesis" picture is there too.
About Vangelis:
I don't know if you already have listened to this that I've posted
in other blogs too:
http://www.mediafire.com/?yme0zrzzmyi
http://www.mediafire.com/?eelqnjyw4mg
http://www.mediafire.com/?d0ig0zzimyt
maybe you can give me your clue about
who created those songs
used on an episode about wildlife called "L'Eau et les Animaux" directed by Frederic Rossif and
released in 1989. Most of the background music is by Vangelis but not those ones above for sure !
http://www.vangeliscollector.com/researcher1.htm
Someone said it could be Claude larson
or even Joel Vandroogenbroeck (aka Eric Vann)...
I've listend to the tracks you sent but I don't know... There is a Claude Larson on this blog, maybe it's on it but I haven't checked. I've got other Claude Larson files that I picked here and there, I'll add them just in case !
RépondreSupprimerthanks a lot for those Claude Larson LPs.
RépondreSupprimerI'm getting convinced that I'm in the wrong direction.
Maybe I should think about Roger Roger ?
take a look on this beautiful song:
http://www.mediafire.com/?haekfgyhdfqq8rj
from the Library - Ilustration Musical - "Melodies with a beat" - IM 18
He also did good music in a modern way...
in 1982:
http://iueke.com/audio/informatic_2000.mp3
from the album
"Informatic 2000 - Roger's New Conception"
for Creasound Library
forgot to say a few more words about Vangelis:
RépondreSupprimerDo you know his "SPIRAL" album released in 1977 ?
just listen to this song:
http://www.mediafire.com/?i48mvux4ry7qak2
played by Ted Atking and Alain Feanch for Sonoton Library - "Scoop" - SON 153.
And nice Concorde view !
http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=976698
as regards Vangelis, I've posted "Sex Power" on another blog:
RépondreSupprimerhttp://smutshakecupcake.blogspot.com/search/label/*Vangelis
And I also have found "Fais Que Ton Rêve Soit Plus Long Que La Nuit (1972)" but haven't put it anywhere yet. I'm going to look for "Spiral" and listen to it.
Concerning "Scoop", I've downloaded it and I'll listen to it more closely !
"Spiral" is a classic of electronic music.
RépondreSupprimerI think it was when Vangelis started using the synth Yamaha CS-80.
Here's a demonstration of Yamaha CS80 by Vangelis:
RépondreSupprimerhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoEkyBX7qsg&feature=related
Indeed, I just read about it !
RépondreSupprimerjust posted more about Vangelis
RépondreSupprimeron "Sex Power" review:
http://smutshakecupcake.blogspot.com/search/label/*Vangelis
I can't understand why don't you try to gather the informations???
RépondreSupprimerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dragon_%28Vangelis_album%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothesis_%28album%29
I don't gather any information nor acutally review the albums because:
RépondreSupprimer1- I'm not good at that
2- I'm not intersted in doing it (anybody can look for more info if needed, you don't need me !)
3- I think embeding a music video is a much more interesting way of making readers discover the albums
4- Discovering is what this blog is about: I often post things I just discovered... Sharing is not unilateral, people are free to add extra info, better links, whatever...
5- You just did what i expect readers to act like: you added some more info yourself ! Of that I thank you sincerely !
6- Feel free to add other comments wherever you want ! Enlighten me ! I'll be delighted to read from you !