70's Electronic Music from France

The list author says:
	"Something between Jazz and experimental electronics. From 70's ECM style spacey jazz to acid drenched distortion and disorder"

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	"Second album much more minimal longer tracks with saxophone and percussion featuring Richard Pinhas and a version of a Heldon composition"

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	"Intensely layered and cyclical, hypnotic and suite like"

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	"The Mellotron and acoustic album a homage to King Crimson but much more like Frippertronics, very spacey and melancholy."

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	"First and Third albums in one package. First album is early electronic rock, third album is an experimental double with some of Heldons best compostions."

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	"Get the 'Cuneiform' version of this as it is remastered. Probably the most intense synth you will hear outside Xenakis."

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	"There is a 'Cuneiform' version of this which sounds better. A movement towards a more industrial experimental sound."

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	"Very industrial sounding, long intense and more band like. Moving much more towards sequential work."

The list author says:
	"Probably one of the best Heldon works, last album until reform, very intense, loads of dynamics and a great French Rock piece."

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	"This is a psychedelic classical work with great Mellotron and synth work mixing with other instruments and Gong and Lard Free members"

The list author says:
	"Shorter songs but no less experimental, a really good French electronic work and great second album."

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	"The man and genius behind Heldon. This is much more spacious and closer to minimal work like Philip Glass."

The list author says:
	"much shorter transitional compositions, a wealth of ideas and the epic 'Paul Altrides'"

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	"This is again different from jarring and frightening guitar and scary voices to some of the most beautiful synth work 'Greenland'."

The list author says:
	"Heavy and similar to King Crimson. 'Dedicated to K.C'. is superb, a great companion to 'Stand By'"

The list author says:
	"Like Heldon and Lard Free but rougher and more spaced out. much more repetative and similar to early 'Cluster'."

The list author says:
	"Probably the best Magma album. This one has a mixture of fusion and electronics."

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	"A Great place to start with Magma. Very heavy end track 'De Futura'. Not exclusively an electronic album."

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	"A marginal inclusion for this hugely influential and epic composer of synth music. This is probably the best and most atmospheric work he did."

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	"More sequential follow up. Certainly there will be familar parts to this recording."