Originations of Electronic Music

The list author says:
	"Masterful use of electronic tone generators, magnetic tape and radical editing techniques"

The list author says:
	"Varese once said: "The modern day composer refuses to die.""

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	"David Vorhaus and Delia Derbyshire take tape editing to a new level"

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	"Originally part of Kraftwerk, Neu took a new direction and made it unique"

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	"Again, tape manipulation of the highest standard. Rythmic brilliance."

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	"The follow up to Tago Mago...Superb."

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	"Hard to pick their best album...they all have a place in the history of electronic music."

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	"Pierre Henri - Musique Concrete."

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	"As with The Residents, it's difficult to assess their best album. This is one of them."

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	"From the same era as the Cabs. Noise, drums, reverb and hard imagination."

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	"Throbbing Gristles "commercial" album."

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	"This and the albums released before this excellent recording are worth investigating."

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	"Orchestral work that sounds as if it were electronically produced. If you're a fan of "2001" you'll enjoy this."

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	"Beautiful."

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	"Soundtrack to a country gone mad."

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	"and so to the new electronic music"

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	"Worth a listen. More influencial studio techniques."