Some Sugar Chile Robinson...

I'm stunned that This Heat wasn't bigger than The Beatles.

The wonderful Historia da Música electroacústica compilation.

This independently-sourced collection is a chronology of contemporary-classical electro-acoustic music. Ubu presently hosts the set for download, though I would certainly purchase a nicely-packaged box set if one were made available. (Sadly, it would likely be a logistical copyright nightmare).

http://i.imgur.com/Wt34FhTm.jpg

For those hungry for even more, there’s also a great Youtube playlist of 391 tracks called “Electronic/Musique Concrète/Tape Music/Minimal/Abstract/Ambient (10’s – 70’s)” by user guernica0206

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Is this what you were trying to post? Cause you totally posted a completely different thing that just produced a white square.

Thanks, Batty. It was first (and likely last) attempt to compose a post from my tablet. BBCode and mobile devices do not play well together.

I'll give Tapatalk a try to see if it facilitates the process. Thanks again.

I'm becoming the guy my one friend I actually hang out with goes to for music, so I've been introducing him to punk recently, a genre he's hated for years. Now he apparently wants to know about hardcore, a genre I've been indifferent to for years until recently, and I've probably listened to more of it in the past few weeks than I have in my whole life. Latest discovery right here, and **** me is it some good ****. Going right on my buddy's playlist.

What the mother**** is this? A melodic hardcore band with a singer straight out of the clean chorus of a metalcore band who sings like he's in a power metal band? ****ing awesome.

Yet another entry in the great list of "How did I not realize how ****ing awesome this band was the first time I listened to them?"

First Listen: Ralf & Florian (1975 Vertigo)

Kraftwerk I has long been my favorite of their albums, even if for "Ruckzuck" alone. Nothing else I'd heard had matched the freeform energy of that early record.

But Ralf & Florian is another entity all its own. There is a minimalist sophistication here demonstrating a subtlety and refinement of their kraft (sorry) which is fantastically rewarding to the listener.

Right up there with the catalogs of Cluster and Harmonia.

Thoroughly enjoyable and a newfound favorite!

http://i.imgur.com/td2tONul.jpg