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From: the City by the Bay
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Glad you liked it. A little background . In 1981 a coworker gave me a tape of some music that included this piece of music. Iv been humming it ever since but have never heard it played anywhere since then. Had no idea who did the piece or anything. Until just recently I walked into a coworkers office and he had this website open and I learned who did this piece of music. It was so cool to hear it after so many years and to find out who did the piece so now I can get a copy.
So I thought why not put it on here , perhaps someone else had heard it once and wondered about it?
So I thought why not put it on here , perhaps someone else had heard it once and wondered about it?
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From: London,Bucharest...wherever...
Get it on Amazon on CD no problem at all along with all the rest of his work - Oxygene was the first, then Equinox (bought out when I was about 12 years old), Magnetic Fields (brilliant) then not so certain of exact order but roughly, Concerts In China, Concert In Houston...Zoolook (an acquired taste), Rendevouz, Revolution, Waiting For Cousteau, Chronologie, Oxygene 7-13 (brilliant), Concert In Hong Kong, Concert In Lyon, Metamorphoses and finally Aero
There are some odd ball albums which are club/rave re-mixes and personally I dont go for these
There are some odd ball albums which are club/rave re-mixes and personally I dont go for these
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From: Sandhurst, Berkshire
Went to one of his Concerts in London (Destination Docklands) was outdoors and absolutely tipped it down... was amazing... he played a harp, with the strings made of lasers whilst wearing asbestos gloves..
He used the backdrop across the river of the then derelict east end of London... Brilliant!
Wikipedia link here...
He used the backdrop across the river of the then derelict east end of London... Brilliant!
Wikipedia link here...
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From: the City by the Bay
Yes now that I know who did that piece of music I can explore the rest of his works 
Thanks for the input.
And of course this music along with Electric Oysters flight over the alps is just incredible a sensation for us non occupants of cockpits? Almost like a glider kind of feeling .
Super I thought.
Thanks for the input.
And of course this music along with Electric Oysters flight over the alps is just incredible a sensation for us non occupants of cockpits? Almost like a glider kind of feeling .
Super I thought.
