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- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:22
Beaumont Hannant - Mind Colours. This reminds me of Bear McCreary's Battlestar Galactica theme for some reason. Or should that be the other way around? From the 1994 album Texturology
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comment at 4.37- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:22
Kid Congo Powers - Is This What Heaven's Really Like ? Now, this isn't the former Cramps / Bad Seed and Gun Club guitarist. This is from Yorkshire. Or Lancashire. Features a great plodding bass and wonderful use of screaming.
Roughly from 1980 / 1981 it's from the same Leeds Poly that brought the world Soft Cell, Fad Gadget and Scritti Politti to name a few.
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comment at 10.35- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:21
Elemental & 3D - Sirens ( Elemental 07 Refix ) It's filed under Dubstep / Grime / Funky in Boomkat, but this sounds like it could be by Plaid. It's that good.
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comment at 15.46- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:20
John Foxx - Burning Car. from 1980, John Foxx's third solo single. Engineered by the fabulously talented Gareth Jones.
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comment at 21.50- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:19
Whirlywirld - Window to the World Australian oddness. but you expect that when Ollie Olsen's involved.
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comment at 25.08- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:18
The Blue Nile - I Love This Life their first single from 1981. Gloriously miserable and upbeat pop. If that makes sense.
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comment at 28.47- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:17
Ulrich Schnauss - On My Own Was I that sad I recognised the RX 5 snare drum in there
? Probably.
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comment at 32.45- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:16
Portion Control - Come Alive. A 303 & a 606 from 82. Oh yes.
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comment at 39.15- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:15
New Musik - Areas. From 1981 and lovely. there's a noise that may remind you of something from The Aphex Twin's 'Selected Ambient Works' album in this.
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comment at 41.48- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:14
Boards of canada - Tears from the Compound Eye.
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comment at 45.46- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:14
Robert Palmer - I Dream of Wires. Palmer does Numan. Better.
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comment at 49.51- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:13
A Sunny Day in Glasgow - Lists, Plans from their 'Scribble Mural Comic Journal' album. A fabulously odd album.
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comment at 54.29- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:12
Richard Bone - Joy of Radiation pop music from 1983
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comment at 59.07- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:11
Missy Elliot- Wake Up feat Jay-Z. Listen to the drums. My first thought was she'd been listening to the Liaisons Dangereuses album and thought she'd have a go at making drum sounds with some analog synths.
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comment at 1.04.18- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:10
Iron Curtain - Terror Story from 1983
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comment at 1.08.22- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:10
Liliental - Wattwurm - Liliental are Dieter Moebius, Helmut Hattler, Conny Plank, Alto Pappert, Okko Bekker & Asmus Tietchens. A Krautrock supergroup. THE Krautrock Supergroup.
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comment at 1.11.34- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:08
Seeland - Call the Incredible from 2008, one member of Broadcast + one member of Plone. You can't fo wrong with that.
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comment at 1.15.46- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:08
John Bender - 36a3 there's not much informarmation online about John Bender apart from his discography and the utterly insane price you'll have to pay to get your hands on copies. This is from the 'I Don't Remember Now / I Don't Want To Talk About It' album from 1980.
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comment at 1.21.04- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:06
Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea - John Peel Session version. My favourite of the many, many versions. as taken from my tape of that evening's John Peel show.
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comment at 1.25.15- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:06
Kevin Saunderson - The Groove That Just Won't Stop. from 1988 - it does what it says on the tin.
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comment at 1.32.19- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:05
Jimi Tenor - Travelin Dem Spaceways. This is what acid jazz should have sounded like. you can't do Sun Ra with a 303 and not call it acid jazz. marvellous stuff.
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comment at 1.40.02- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:05
T.O.N.T.O.S Expanding Head Band - Pyramodal - Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff were T.O.N.T.O... " TONTO is an acronym for "The Original New Timbral Orchestra" :the world's first (and still the largest) multitimbral polyphonic analog synthesizer, designed and constructed by Malcolm Cecil. "
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comment at 1.44.53- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:03
Oppenheimer Analysis - The Devil's Dancers (Come With Us) from their demo tape from 1982 ( hence the super fidelity ), the track was re-released as a 7" a few years back that sold out alarmingly quickly. more interesting is Andy Oppenheimer's background - "Andy Oppenheimer is an expert on weapons of mass destruction. He also writes and performs with Martin Lloyd as Oppenheimer Analysis.
His earlier scientific work influenced the songs written and recorded with Martin in the early 1980s at the height of the electronic music wave - and the Cold War. His lyrics are concerned with betrayal, devotion, secrecy, suppressed love, the scientist's dilemma, paranoia and war - Dance Music For The Atomic Age.
His articles on nuclear, biological and chemical weapons can be found on the Internet." not many bands can boast that.
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comment at 1.47.05- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:01
Yazoo - In My Room this is Vince & Alf at their darkest.(well, next to I before e except after c, that is) How many pop bands have used the Lord's prayer as part of their track ? No, Cliff doesn't count.
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comment at 1.49.57- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 20:00
The Limp - Marked Man i'll cut and paste the details from a copy that's currently on Ebay "the limp:marked man/ghost train/humans beware. very scarce 1981 australian minimal synth post punk 7" released on primate label with picture sleeve. the limp
featured members of pel mel and was recorded and engineered at m squared" and theprice is currently $139.99
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comment at 1.53.49- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 19:56
British Electric Foundation - Music to Kill Your Parents By. the Heaven 17/ Human League side project delivers the exact opposite of what we know and love them for.
and we love them even more because of it.
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comment at 1.56.21- frenchbloke on October 27, 2009 19:55
The Eurythmics - Ministry of Love. As taken from their under-rated soundtrack of the 1984 film
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The Adaptor #4. No. 4 in a series exploring the joy that a synthesiser can bring to your ears. Things you might know, things you might not know yet. Alas, the microphone still isn't functioning properly, so you'll just have to imagine my dulcet / grating tones telling you things about the t... - Frenchbloke presents - the adaptor 3 Artwork
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- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:30
Bourbonese Qualk - Born Left Hearted, from their 'Preparing for Power' album. Since the death of their guitarist Miles Miles in 2002, they have made their entire discography available for download at http://www.bourbonesequalk.net/
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comment at 0.00- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:27
Erkki Kurennieme - Improvisaatio (1969, 5-20) quite possibly the point of origin for the early releases on Sähkö recordings. Finnish electronics. There is a section that is eerily reminiscent of the intro from 'Geisha Boys and Temple Girls' by Heaven 17. Martyn Ware of Heaven 17 has said "...it was me playing a random note (by chord) generator on my Roland JP4 whilst changing the arpeggiator speed ‘live’ to give it that rubato feel." So now you know.
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comment at 3.39- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:21
Weltklang - Veb Heimat - There's some serious frequencies in this. For a track with no drums, you'd swear there was a sub-bass drum thumping away. Has to be heard LOUD.
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comment at 9.12- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:19
Benga - Flame. the first thing i ever heard by Benga. Had me hooked even before THAT bass kicks in.
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comment at 11.18- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:16
Harmonia - Deluxe (Immer Wieder) This is what you get when you mix Neu!'s Michael Rother with Cluster's Dieter Moebius and Hans-Joachim Roedelius. And every bit as good as you thought it would be.
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comment at 15.51- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:14
Mary - 73 Club - Mary is Richard X. from the Mary / Liquitex 7".
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comment at 25.30- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:13
Raymond Scott - Lightworks from the essential 'Manhattan research' album.
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comment at 28.37- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:10
The Stranglers - Meninblack. Joe Meek's 'I Hear a New World' got it wrong. There's no love dance here. Just a whole lot of sinister. And isn't it fabulous ?
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comment at 30.23- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:08
Weltschmerz - Grund und Ordnung. Synths - check, German - check, vocoder - check, brass section....er, um,
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comment at 35.09- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:05
Pia Burnette & Felix Kubin - Spexmo. Taken from the wonderful 'Tesla's Aquarium' album. more from Felix Kubin at a later date, as there's a whole lot of releases that are equally as wonderfully twisted as this.
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comment at 37.49- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 21:02
Lark - Tedra - Kenny Larkin from the Virtual Sex compilation. According to Wikipedia, he's turned his hand at stand-up comedy ? ! However, this is gorgeous.
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comment at 41.15- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:55
Elisa Waut - Russia from 1984 and Belgian. apart from that, my knowledge is scarce.
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comment at 47.41- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:48
Mordant Music - We are the Mean - Baron Mordant and Admiral Greyscale sample Portion Control and OMD amongst others with the vocal talents of Philip Elsmore. From the beautifully designed and packaged 'Dead Air' album
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comment at 50.54- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:45
Jean Jacques Perry - Porcupine Rock. fantastically camp and cheery moog pop that reminds me of the lovely Betty Boo for some reason.
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comment at 1.02.13- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:44
DAF - Knochen auf Knochen - From 1981 when DAF invented Acid House. not really, but you'll hear what I mean.
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comment at 1.04.20- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:42
Amadou & Mariam – Sabali. Wonderful arpeggio-tasticness from Mali.
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comment at 1.07.59- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:40
Laurie Anderson - Born, Never Asked.
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comment at 1.11.26- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:40
Chrome - TV as Eyes. Damon Edge and Helios Creed at their noisiest, and finest.
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comment at 1.16.19- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:37
Justus Köhncke - Old Man - Quite simply a beautiful version of the Neil Young song. Once heard, never forgotten.
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comment at 1.18.32- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:35
Nostromo - Alien A disco version of the Alien theme, which on paper shouldn't work. Yet, does.
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comment at 1.22.05- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:34
Missing Scientists - Big City Bright Lights. on Rough Trade records, it's the TV Personalities with one/all of the Silicon Teens.
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comment at 1.25.18- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:33
Bappi Lahiri - Raat Baaqi Baat Baaqi (Namak Halaal) Whilst Bollywood soundtracks may not be everyone's cup of tea, Bappi Lahiri adds synths and drum machines to the usual instrumentation bringing the sounds he heard on the radio from the West to the cinema of the East.
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@frenchbloke: apologies for the sound quality, but Hi-Fidelity is something a lot of Bollywood Soundtracks from the 80's didn't exactly aim for. I've done my best but you can still hear that hum from a non-earthed turntable. (not mine)
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comment at 1.29.31- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:31
Underground Resistance - Amazon. There are far too many good things to choose from Underground Resistance.
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comment at 1.36.17- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:29
Ron Geesin - Frenzy from the Electrosound Vol 2 album from 1975 on KPM. Typically deranged and fantastic at the same time.
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comment at 1.40.56- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:28
Liaisons Dangereuses - Peut Etre ... Pas. there were more copies of this album in Detroit than anywhere else in the world at one point. Utterly fantastic and absolutely essential.
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comment at 1.42.56- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:26
Stanley Myers - Space March the disco sounds from The Martian Chronicles tv series. Somewhere, someone at the back is having a flashback with Rock Hudson in it.
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comment at 1.49.22- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:24
Social Climbers - Domestic. From 1981 comes a blueprint for Nine Inch Nails ? It does get very Reznor-ish at times.
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comment at 1.50.15- frenchbloke on October 25, 2009 20:21
Den Haan - Russian Boat Commander. Scotland's finest Hi-Nrg / Italo Disco duo from their new single.
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The Adaptor #3. No. 3 in a series exploring the joy that is the synthesiser. Things you might know, things you might not know yet. Alas, the microphone still isn't functioning properly, so you'll just have to imagine my dulcet / grating tones telling you things about the tracks chosen. I sh... - Frenchbloke presents - the adaptor 2 Artwork
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- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:32
Vangelis - Spinner Ascent, from the Blade Runner soundtrack. A fantastic soundtrack.
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comment at 0.00- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:32
Burial - Ghost Hardware. was the first thing that jumped into my head after Blade Runner.
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comment at 1.56- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:32
Units - High Pressure Days (Rory Phillips Remix) What could have been sacrilege turned out to be really rather good.
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comment at 6.09- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:31
Balil - Merck (+Phil(7)) - Black Dog Productions deliver a gorgeous smothering of, well, awe.
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comment at 11.20- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:30
Front 242 - Take One demo. What could be better than Front 242's 'Take One' ? well, having JL De Meyer's girlfriend (allegedly) sing on it. (apologies for the tape drop-out)
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comment at 15.52- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:29
Thomas Leer - Private Plane. Legend has it, that the vocals were recorded quietly so as not to wake up his sleeping girlfriend. 31 years old and still fantastic.
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comment at 20.31- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:29
Legowelt - Chokolectricity. Where do you start with Legowelt ? There's a whole mountain of tracks to choose from.
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@frenchbloke: I definitely have to catch up with this fella. Loving it.
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comment at 24.05- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:28
Andy Bell - To Love Oneself - with Claudia Brucken on guest vocals, it's disco, it's pop, it's great.
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@frenchbloke: I totally missed this. It's brilliant. Moroderish!
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comment at 28.57- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:28
Poeme Electronique - The Echoes Fade - a recently re-released / unearthed pop gem from the early 80's.
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comment at 32.57- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:27
Deux - Game and Performance. Fabulous French electronic pop music.
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comment at 37.36- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:27
Antoni Maiovvi - Nightmoves - Part of an old soundtrack to an Italian Horror film that never was, possibly. Or released this year on Seed Records.
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@frenchbloke: Bloody brilliant
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comment at 41.03- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:27
Ital Tek - Deep Pools. If dubstep was a party, then this would be skulking in the kitchen, or sitting out in the garden. At 2am.
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comment at 46.53- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:26
Francis Lai - Melissa. From the soundtrack to Belitis comes the sound that would be called 25 odd years later, Air.
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@frenchbloke: Luvly
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comment at 53.22- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:26
Broadcast & The Focus Group - The Be Colony. It's new and old and something else entirely.
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comment at 58.01- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:25
Nash the Slash - Swing Shift. Everyone's favourite bandage swathed Canadian presents a deeply twisted gem. listen to the lyrics. Be wary of Bishops.
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@frenchbloke: Another one I've completely missed. A real gem.
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comment at 1.02.27- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:24
Jega - Dreams. After a long absence, Jega returned. It was worth the wait.
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comment at 1.06.39- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:24
Goblin - Flashing. From the soundtrack to Tenebre, Goblin really shouldn't need any introduction. ( but if they do, go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goblin_(band) )
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comment at 1.11.05- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:23
Nimoy - Nimoy - Dort Kommen Die Clowns. Nimoy is Jan Duivenvoorden from Unit Moebius. If that doesn't win you over, there's a penguin on the record's sleeve. you're sold now, aren't you?
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comment at 1.17.21- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:22
Bill Nelson - Living in my Limousine. Quite possibly the poppiest, and catchiest of Bill Nelson's vast back catalogue.
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comment at 1.22.45- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:21
John Carpenter - The End. This is the disco version. I had the pleasure of hearing DJ Bennetti ( William Bennett formerly of Whitehouse ) play this in a pub in Glasgow. My kind of pub.
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@frenchbloke: One of my all time faves. Hypno Love copied it a few years ago. Not bad, still not close to this version.
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comment at 1.27.11- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:21
Toy - The All-Seeing eye. Mad Norwegian moog inspired music with a dub reggae twist. ish. and quite mad.
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comment at 1.33.08- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:21
Telex - Rendez-Vous Dance l'espace. One of my favourite things by Telex.
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comment at 1.36.55- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:20
Emak - Tanz in Den Himmel - Elektronische Musik aus Koln. from 1982.
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comment at 1.41.40- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:20
Simple Minds - New Gold Dream 12" import mix. Quite possibly the last best thing Simple Minds ever recorded.
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comment at 1.44.35- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:19
LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great. the synth noises in this are fabulous.
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comment at 1.51.10- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 14:19
Dave Ball - Bellpaper Music - a demo recording from one half of Soft Cell recorded very early on or just before they formed. you can hear hints of what was to come, noteably 'L.O.V.E Feelings'
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The Adaptor #2. No. 2 in a series exploring the joy that is the synthesiser. New things, old things, unfamiliar things, things you're sick of hearing and odd versions you haven't heard, possibly. Alas, the microphone still isn't functioning properly, so you'll just have to imagine my dulcet /... - Frenchbloke presents - the adaptor 1 Artwork
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- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:21
Severed Heads - Untitled - appears in a slightly different form on Adenoids
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comment at 0.00- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:22
Ministry - Same Old Madness - pop ministry in their D.A.F phase
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@frenchbloke: Dead cool.
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comment at 4.01- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:23
DC-Pöbeln - Bettan står i baren , It's Swedish. I can't pronounce it.
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@frenchbloke: Haha... Classic. Haven't heard this since the 80s. "Bettan tends the bar."
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comment at 7.43- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:24
Hypnotic Samba - Hypnotic Samba.
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comment at 12.43- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:26
Heaven 17 - Temptation (original demo) - controversial as folk swear that the music was done at least a week before the Sight and Sound album came out. Contains the original demo vocals, possibly. Either way, it's great.
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@frenchbloke: Beats the original by a landslide. Very cool.
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comment at 17.04- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:27
Brian Eno - Prophecy Theme - from the Dune soundtrack. It's lovely.
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comment at 21.06- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:28
Cabaret Voltaire - Control Addict. contains THAT guitar sound.
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comment at 25.27- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:29
John Carpenter - Street Thunder. From the Assault on Precinct 13 soundtrack.
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comment at 28.16- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:31
The Presets - The Girl and the Sea. You really should see the promo video for this.
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comment at 30.20- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:32
the Future (or The Human League) - Dreams of Leaving - a proto Autobahn-ish sounding track from a dodgy copy of the Future tapes that wasn't on any of the Black Melody releases.
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comment at 34.09- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:33
Paul Haig - Silent Motion.
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comment at 36.19- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:35
Ralf Dorper - Eraserhead - from the single of the same name.
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comment at 38.49- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:36
Fad Gadget - State of the Nation. the dearly missed Fad Gadget.
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comment at 42.25- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:37
Cluster - Caramel
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comment at 46.20- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:38
Nancy Martin - Can't Believe. A bassline to die for, sorta.
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comment at 49.22- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:39
Ochre - Infotain Me.
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comment at 55.41- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:40
The Residents - The Sleeper.
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comment at 1.01.33- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:41
Conrad & Sohn - Side A track 2 - Conrad Schnitzler and his son.
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comment at 1.04.04- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:43
Soft Cell - Tainted Love (demo version) - a rough around the edges but losing non of it's charm version.
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comment at 1.09.10- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:44
Colin Potter - Power
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comment at 1.11.34- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:45
Unit Black Flight - Discozipline. This is so much like John Carpenter it hurts. In a good way.
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@frenchbloke: Wow, this is excellent. Never heard of them before.
- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 11:01
@Copycat: the track in actually side a track 2. no titles - the discozipline came from an online search for the title. which actually called all the tracks from the escape from indianapolis single that.
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comment at 1.15.03- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:46
Throbbing Gristle - Convincing People. One of the best live bands I've ever had the joy to see.
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comment at 1.19.11- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:47
Daphne Oram - Rhythmic Variation (1962)
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comment at 1.23.58- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:49
Ursula Bogner - Speichen. taken from the Recordings 1969-1988 album. it's not as old as the title suggests. And Ursula might be a man.
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comment at 1.26.28- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:50
Chris & Cosey - Mary.
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comment at 1.28.45- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:51
Rude 66 - Walked in Line - Rude 66 do Warsaw. with 303's.
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comment at 1.31.02- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:53
Richard X - Music for an Imaginary Mobile Phone Commercial - the bonus track from the Japanese release of his X-factor Vol.1 album
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@frenchbloke: This was also on on eof the 12" singles for the same album in the UK...the one with Liberty X I think.
- frenchbloke on October 22, 2009 17:01
@teamy: doh, I have that somewhere.
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comment at 1.36.35- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:54
Drexciya - Take your Mind - Drexciya sound uncannily like a lost track by The Normal.
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comment at 1.39.31- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:56
Belbury Poly - The Hidden Door. Eerily familiar probably due to it sounding a bit like "Paint it Black" but I swore I knew this from somewhere else.
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@frenchbloke: Another one I never heard of. Really enjoyed this. Lovely.
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comment at 1.42.21- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:58
Zero Set - All Repro. any band that has Moebius, Plank & Neumeier just has to be good. And it is.
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comment at 1.47.28- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 13:59
Scattered Order - Slot Car Synth. A fabulously noisy Australian band whom you'd swear was German on first listen.
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comment at 1.51.03- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 14:00
Voice Farm - AM City.
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comment at 1.53.26- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 14:00
Colourbox - Philip Glass. And it does.
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comment at 1.55.37- frenchbloke on October 21, 2009 14:01
Devo - We're All DEVO. has THAT synth sound.
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if I ever had a radio show, it would sound a bit like this, only with me talking every so often. As my microphone is acting up, you've been spared this dubious pleasure until I either fix it or get some money to buy a new one. Why is it called The Adaptor? well, if I get a new microphone, I'll ... Frenchbloke goes pop Uploaded by frenchbloke Start following Send a message on September 04, 2009 22:51
109 Plays3 Comments2 Favoritings1 Download mp3frenchbloke goes pop - make a charitable donation and get this lousy mix - acidted.blogspot.com tracklisting and guide at www.frenchbloke.co.uk Click on the "Buy This Track" button to go to the AcidTed Blog where you can donate and get the file. Thanks to everyone who has so far donated.
6blocc - Digits - Kraftwerk's 'Numbers' get a serious editing. Printed on on the label is "Ups to Karl, Ralf, Florian and Juan" juan referring to juan Atkins as the other side to this is a re-editied version of Cybotron's 'Clear', called 'Creal'
@frenchbloke: It's practically dubstep. I remember this coming out because of the "ups to..." bit more than the track itself.
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