Chapter Three
Scanning: Aether Talk
ambient in the 1990s; Scanner, John Cage, acid house, disco; AMM; Telepathic Fish, Biosphere, Mixmaster Morris, Land of Oz, The Orb, The KLF
Ocean of Sound · David Toop
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Satie, Erik
Vexations
Harlekijn Holland Produkties… Erik Satie’s Vexations running underneath as unresolved counterpoint …
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Phuture
Acid Tracks
TraxPhuture’s “Acid Tracks” […] and many others contributed to an emergent movement in Britain, now enshrined in popular mythology as rave.
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Model 500
Night Drive (Thru Babylon)
Metroplex/Macola… Model 500’s “No UFOs” and “Night Drive (Thru-Babylon)” […] and many others contributed to an emergent movement in Britain, now enshrined in popular mythology as rave.
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Kraftwerk
Trans-Europe Express
EMIThe futuristic vision of hypnotic living and machine sex was imported from Europe: from Germany came Kraftwerk with “Autobahn” and “Trans-Europe Express” …
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Summer, Donna
Love To Love You Baby
GTO… came Giorgio Moroder with Donna Summer’s “Love To Love You Baby”
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Various
Ambient 4: Isolationism
VirginOne member of AMM is now dead, one has left the group, but a track by the latest AMM incarnation was included on Virgin Records’ Ambient 4: Isolationism album in 1994.
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Hillage, Steve
Rainbow Dome Musick
VirginWandering around the chill-out room upstairs, he was pleased to hear a track from his own Rainbow Dome Musick.
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Sueño Latino
Sueño Latino
BCM RecordsWe spent the Sundays looping one sample from, like, 808 State or ‘Sueño Latino’, or something that was, like, very obvious – the Hovis advert.”
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Göttsching, Manuel
E2-E4
Racket RecordsThe basic tune was taken from a strange electronic disco-minimalist album, E2-E4, recorded in the early 1980s by Manuel Göttsching and released by Klaus Schulze.
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Ash Ra
New Age of Earth
VirginAlbums such as New Age of Earth epitomised the difference between UK and European rock; pictured on the back of the album cover, Göttsching was still dressed like a 1969 hippie – long hair, flowing scarf, Gibson guitar.
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The KLF
Chill Out
JAMS… but close enough in the vastness of its cosmic rumblings and heavenly choirs to infer such Rick Wakeman-style prog-rock concepts. Chill Out …
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