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    Posted: April 07 2007 at 22:12
TD has my vote.
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Originally posted by Forkface Forkface wrote:

Dzyan - Electric Silence
 
makes Canterbury seem not so grand............
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Dzyan - Electric Silence
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Originally posted by Zac M Zac M wrote:

I've heard pretty much all of these, and it's way too tough to choose just one.

By the way, where are Ougenweide, Parzival, and the other folkier acts on these lists?
 
ran out of room, but those are probably the best place to start along with Broselmaschine, i picked witthuser & westrupp over them as being the most psychedelic and maybe interesting.


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I've heard pretty much all of these, and it's way too tough to choose just one.

By the way, where are Ougenweide, Parzival, and the other folkier acts on these lists?
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remember im an old 70's cosmic rocker, 90's child absorbs abrupt changes and melodic rape better than myself. the french and english in me didnt kill the redskin
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DO YA WANNA RAINDANCE?
 
 
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Klaus Schulze Body Love with TD's Force Majeure a close second.
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would most agree that just about everything on this list is a must for 70's prog collectors?
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Originally posted by oliverstoned oliverstoned wrote:

"Baba Yaga

Not to be confused with the much later neo-progressive band Baba Jaga, this obscure mid-70's duo were quite aptly named after the fabled fictional magician, being multi-instrumentalists of great invention. Ingo Werner is also known for his earlier work with My Solid Ground and nowadays as a session musician/synthesist. In Baba Yaga, the mixture of ethnic instruments, percussives and multi-keyboards, makes for a music that steps beyond early Between or Deuter, steering clear of any pretty or melodic noodling, moving to darker more abstract realms like the most mysterious Third Ear Band. Largely, this also adds up to a sound close to the later Brainticket albums ADVENTURE and VOYAGE. This one album seems to be the only document of Baba Yaga, and nothing historical is known. An excellent unknown obscurity.

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ill see if i can find a copy, thanks for the suggestion oliver.Big%20smile
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"Baba Yaga

Not to be confused with the much later neo-progressive band Baba Jaga, this obscure mid-70's duo were quite aptly named after the fabled fictional magician, being multi-instrumentalists of great invention. Ingo Werner is also known for his earlier work with My Solid Ground and nowadays as a session musician/synthesist. In Baba Yaga, the mixture of ethnic instruments, percussives and multi-keyboards, makes for a music that steps beyond early Between or Deuter, steering clear of any pretty or melodic noodling, moving to darker more abstract realms like the most mysterious Third Ear Band. Largely, this also adds up to a sound close to the later Brainticket albums ADVENTURE and VOYAGE. This one album seems to be the only document of Baba Yaga, and nothing historical is known. An excellent unknown obscurity.

Nemat Darman (santur, sitar, tablas, congas, cymbals, gongs, kettledrums, drums, vibes), Ingo Werner (synthesizers, string ensemble, clavinet, pianos)

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LP Phonola LP 7014 (1974)"





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Points: 3323 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 05 2007 at 14:36
force majeure and body love take the lead, both highly influencial kosmiche classics!
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the cosmic jokers / galactic supermarket
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

I'll agrre with Moogtron the third:  SFF-''Symphonic adventures''Thumbs%20Up
 
Try also, the 2/3 of this band Fuhrs-Frohling: ''AMMERABEND''
 
 
You mean "Ammerland" and I wish I could get it. I don't think I can buy it anymore in the (internet)shops, though.
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klaus schulze / body love
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ashra / new age of earth
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tangerine dream's force majeure, probably as close to perfect as pink floyd's dark side, frank zappa's over-nite sensations, lard free's i'm around about midnight, genesis' lamb lies down on broadway or celeste's principe di un giorno!
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Points: 1127 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 04 2007 at 19:32

It's tied between Tangerine Dream and Yatha Sidra, but I will go with Force Majeure

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didnt mean to contradict your previous statement, yes i lean to melodic underpinnings with overlaid chaos, some prefer undiluted avant-garde and experimental musics more than myself.
 
remember im an old 70's cosmic rocker, 90's child absorbs abrupt changes and melodic rape better than myself. the french and english in me didnt kill the redskin insideLOL


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Originally posted by DallasBryan DallasBryan wrote:

voted force majeure a world classic, imo. Wacko


haha... It is all opinions, I personally am attracted to the earlier minimalist/avant-garde side of electronics; so it is only natural I might steer towards something a little more suspended like 'Zeit'. This is not to say I find force majeure unenjoyable (that would be taking issues too far), just other albums provoke my emotions in a stronger manor.

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voted force majeure a world classic, imo. bang, zoom and to the moon!Wacko
 
 
lotsa great stuff here.


Edited by DallasBryan - April 04 2007 at 18:58
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