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Ralph Dyck’s prototype digital sequencers, which then evolved into the Roland MC-8 MicroComposer.
The Blog
“1970s”
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I feel I will enjoy this :3
My ears and speakers just high-fived each other in your honour, gerausch.
That’s today’s breakfast soundtrack effortlessly sorted.
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Groovy.
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PPG (Palm Productions GmbH) are mainly - and quite rightly! - known for their superb early 80s Wave synths.
Here’s one of Wolfgang Palm’s modular series made in the 70s. I think it’s a System 200. Can anyone confirm/deny?
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I can’t define precisely what it is, but Polish movie poster design certainly has its own awesome style.
Although, I can’t help thinking that Godzilla is either go-go dancing or playing air bongos in this poster. Eh, I ain’t got a problem with that.
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A Magazine For Groupies
Back in the ’70s, there was a short-lived magazine called Star which was, quite unbelievably (but endearingly) aimed at groupies. Yes indeed! If that fact isn’t cool enough, someone decided to make all 5 issues of it available online for us to read!
Test: How far out are you?
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Vangelis
feat. not one but two Yamaha CS-80 analog synthesizers.
Yeah, two CS-80s seems somewhat greedy, but I guess if anyone can justify ‘em it’s Vangelis.
Don’t envy his roadies much, either!
