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Moog Recordings Library
Chris Watson 'Locations, Processed (Blue TB7 Series)'
£7.99
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Moog Recordings Library
Chris Watson 'Locations, Processed (Blue TB7 Series)'
£7.99
Chris Watson – originally the keyboard player of Cabaret Voltaire, then a sound recordist for Tyne Tees Television, and founder member of The Hafler Trio, but now perhaps best know for his BAFTA winning location recording for Sir David Attenborough, Birdwatch, Tweet Of The Day and range of BBC Radio programmes.
Here Chris creates an all new sound journey in honour of Bob Moog via a series of his own location recordings subtlety processed through The Moog Sound Lab’s System 55.
Almost a return to the principles that birthed Cabaret Voltaire’s earliest experiments.
Here Chris creates an all new sound journey in honour of Bob Moog via a series of his own location recordings subtlety processed through The Moog Sound Lab’s System 55.
Almost a return to the principles that birthed Cabaret Voltaire’s earliest experiments.
Tracklisting:
1. Room 343
2. Grand Central Terminal
3. Rockerfeller Centre
4. Central Bank
5. Times Square
6. Broad Channel
7. Jamaica Bay To Leigh Valley
Release Date: 10/08/2018
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Charlemagne Palestine first started using electronic instruments in his music in the late 1960's when he bought two prototype Buchla'tone generators. 'Electronic instruments were very rare & exotic in the 1960's.There were Moog's around New York state.Visit product page →
But they were only in universities who preciously guarded them from us young composers. so after all this time visiting The Moog Sound Lab is like a dream come true for me - ¦..to have so many oscillators all singing together is a truly beautiful experience. I am so glad i am still around and able to be making musics i first dreamt of 50 years ago'.
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