This is on one of the discs (Blu-ray) in the 'In Search of Hades' box set I mentioned earlier in the thread; I watch it last night. On the same disc is a Steve Wilson mix of 'Ricochet' in HD 5.1 which was a very enjoyable, and immersive, listen - certainly one of the better surround sound pieces of music I own!
Prices for this set appear to be climbing so don't hold off too long if you are a TD fan.
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Great thread. Quite a few things for me to have a look at.
Off the top of my head, a couple of things other people may be interested in having a look/listen at/to.
(Why do we say "listen to" but "look at"?)
Orb - Orbus Terrarum. Their Ultraworld album gets loads of attention but I think Orbus Terrarum is their best, to date.
Pete Namlook and Klaus Schulze - Dark Side of the Moog. There's 11 volumes with names based on Pink Floyd records, though as far as I know the music has no relation to the band. I particularly like volume 5 and volume 11.
Autechre's Chiastic Slide album knocked me for six when I first heard it.
Plaid have many superb albums, their latest "Polymer" is not a disappointment.
Cheers
Off the top of my head, a couple of things other people may be interested in having a look/listen at/to.
(Why do we say "listen to" but "look at"?)
Orb - Orbus Terrarum. Their Ultraworld album gets loads of attention but I think Orbus Terrarum is their best, to date.
Pete Namlook and Klaus Schulze - Dark Side of the Moog. There's 11 volumes with names based on Pink Floyd records, though as far as I know the music has no relation to the band. I particularly like volume 5 and volume 11.
Autechre's Chiastic Slide album knocked me for six when I first heard it.
Plaid have many superb albums, their latest "Polymer" is not a disappointment.
Cheers
@ Fasterbyelan Thanks 
Interview Yann GESLIN_Du trio TM+ au studio 123
Documentary about pioneers of electronic music research in France at GRM
Interview Yann GESLIN_Du trio TM+ au studio 123
Documentary about pioneers of electronic music research in France at GRM
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Retro video games music mixture Nmesh : Welcome to Warp Zone!
Vaporwave vibes : Nmesh and t e l e p a t h
Retro video games music mixture Nmesh : Welcome to Warp Zone!
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Not for Your mood without hard tech drum beatBoring..I left the page after one minute
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Funny
80's Soviet synthpop - AKA Sovietwave:
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I like this guy's mix of synth and traditional instruments:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ3BfzQx8RQ
No thread on electronic music is complete without mentioning KEBU and his collection of vintage analog gear, played (and sequenced) live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRCQmNMOqUY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH2guTTyX8s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wcrNXu_L80
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I like this guy's mix of synth and traditional instruments:
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ3BfzQx8RQ
No thread on electronic music is complete without mentioning KEBU and his collection of vintage analog gear, played (and sequenced) live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRCQmNMOqUY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH2guTTyX8s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wcrNXu_L80
Tubelab, WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a great fan of Russian/Soviet music, but your list was absolutely new to me. The only title I knew was Forum's White Night.
On my electronical Russian list I have just a few names:
Little Tragedies
Sunchild (I think it's an Ukrainian group)
Agata Kristi
Maybe I have already proposed some Japanese hard synth rock?!
Ars Nova
I am a great fan of Russian/Soviet music, but your list was absolutely new to me. The only title I knew was Forum's White Night.
On my electronical Russian list I have just a few names:
Little Tragedies
Sunchild (I think it's an Ukrainian group)
Agata Kristi
Maybe I have already proposed some Japanese hard synth rock?!
Ars Nova
I stumbled down the Sovietwave rabbit hole several months ago quite by accident. I have become bored by the same old sounds from the same old synth presets played over and over again by the usual pop, rock and prog bands. It seems that so few musicians ever wander past the standard preset sounds in their synths.
I often roam YouTube looking for something different. Some of the old Soviet era synths have a different character to their sounds, hence several days wasted listening to them.
I had never heard of Little Tragedies. They seem to be a unique prog rock sound, and the first time I have heard a Hammond organ sound from a Soviet era band.....Were Hammonds available then or did the Soviets have a clone?
I haven't explored your other bands yet.
I don't think these guys have been mentioned yet. If you liked ELP.....Lucky Girl starts at the 35 minute mark.
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I often roam YouTube looking for something different. Some of the old Soviet era synths have a different character to their sounds, hence several days wasted listening to them.
I had never heard of Little Tragedies. They seem to be a unique prog rock sound, and the first time I have heard a Hammond organ sound from a Soviet era band.....Were Hammonds available then or did the Soviets have a clone?
I haven't explored your other bands yet.
I don't think these guys have been mentioned yet. If you liked ELP.....Lucky Girl starts at the 35 minute mark.
YouTube