OK. Talking about the 60s. "White Noise's landmark 1969 album An Electric Storm might not be the first thing most people think of when considering 1960s music, but there are few records anywhere tied more intrinsically to the moment of their creation. Recorded in the months immediately prior to the widespread availability of keyboard-based synthesizers, An Electric Storm might be one of the most painstakingly crafted electronic recordings of all time. Pieced together on improvised equipment via innumerable tape edits, this remarkable album is at once futuristic and unavoidably date-stamped, serving as a fascinating audio snapshot of a bygone era in sound generation and recording technology."
Stop yawning NOW !
Listen closely ! It is touching you if you dare...
Get it here: White Noise - An Electric Storm (192 Kbps)
Enjoy !
3 Kommentare:
Nice upload. I snagged this album a couple years ago and was blown away. Fun stuff. But don't keep it in your collection on shuffle...
Thanks Janell - and maybe you can tell: I don't have shuffle on my system ;)
I have this on lp, and it's fully recommended. The follow-up was quite different, only with David Vorhaus and entirely done on the synthesizer. Worth seeking out, but don't expect anything like this one.
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