Quite an unusual one from Front 242 this one. A live (tv?) version of Commando Mix with some lyrics from Don't Crash thrown in for good measure. And the bullet proof vests. And the dancing. The dancing, the dancing.
Blogs
Modular synthesizers
In my iPod
- Belbury Poly - The Owl's Map
- Chris & Cosey - Heartbeat
- Chris & Cosey - Songs of Love and Lust
- Chris & Cosey - Trance
- Chris Carter - The Spaces Between
- Conrad Schnitzler - Ballet Statique
- Conrad Schnitzler - Blau
- Conrad Schnitzler - Rot
- Daphne Oram - The Oram Tapes Vol. 1
- Ekoplekz - Dromilly Vale
- Ekoplekz - Skalectrikz
- Ekoplekz - Westerleigh Works EP
- Ensemble Skalectrik - Snuff Mill Tapes Vol. 1
- F.C. Judd - Electronics Without Tears
- Klaus Schulze - La Vie Electronique 2-8
- Klaus Schulze - Mirage
- Louis and Bebe Barron - Forbidden Planet
- Mist - House
- Moon Wiring Club - Striped Paint For The Last Post
- Mr. Maxted - Lifes & Privacy
- Nick Edwards - Plekzationz
- PLKZFX - Latent Acid
- Portion Control - Progress Report
- Ricardo Donoso - Progress Chance
- Tangerine Dream - Rubycon
- Tangerine Dream - Zeit
- Thanet - Receiving Calls
- Xeno & Oaklander - Sentinelle
Böcker om musik
- Louis Niebur - Special Sound
- Mick Fish - Industrial Evolution. Through the Eighties with Cabaret Voltaire
- Trevor Pinch & Frank Trocco - Analog Days. The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer
Drömsyntar
- EMS VCS3
- Synton Fénix
- ARP 2600
- Korg PS3200/3300
- Steiner Parker Synthacon
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