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No, but really?!?!? Incredible... 4 for that rough draft of Tone Float... my goodness, yes, there are worse things in life than losing your family in a plane crash and having your grandmother kidnapped by a Techno producer from Detroit. You know it.
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Well come on, there are worse things than losing your family in a plane crash and having your grandma kidnapped: think that in Palermo there’s someone who from 4 gives that half-assed Tone Float and doesn’t even write proper reviews like it’s the record of the genesis of modern music...
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I'm sorry...
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But... even your grandmother? No, not her, she was kidnapped by Richie Hawtin who makes her do albums and then he names them subtitled 'plasticman' to look cool in proper techno circles, thanks.
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And the family? ... they died in a plane crash, thanks.
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Zuckerzeit by Cluster (already with a C at the time) I think you'll like. It’s not fair to compare since it’s from ’74, but you should enjoy it. There aren’t the cutesy little voices of Kraft, but still, the beats are very similar to Men-Machine, you know what I mean.
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How to put it, I wouldn’t know... I can’t find the words... let’s say... a rough draft.
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Mustard, I didn't say it sucks, it’s just out of style. But still, Tangerine Dream, as I said above, but after 90 posts, it's good to reiterate: it's just one example among the tons of similar stuff from that period, you know. There was already Czukay who, before Can and before this album, had made quite a bit of work merging electronics and various percussions that can also be found here, there was already Shulze, (K)Cluster and others. I just find it to be one of the many albums from that time and that area, as I've already told you 80 times, but I like to repeat it to be annoying, and it’s certainly the worst one that came out.
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But indeed Scanio & Calderoli are two highly comparable people, both "Italian politicians". Just as Tangerine & Organisation are highly comparable, both "electronic experimenters of German ambient-pseudonoise". Where exactly is all this difference between the very early Tangerine and Organisation? If you tell me that later Tangerine ended up in a bit too ambient and stretched-out territory to be comparable, fine, that Alpha Centauri is different, okay, but we are talking about the two albums released within a few months, Electronic Meditation & Abbozz Float, not discographies against discographies. Also, the Organisation only did this, which is a half-assed piece of work, or if you prefer, a sketch. You are the only one in the world who defends this album of "sketch-electro-experimental-sausag e noise & kraut-70". And then the mustard, come on, it's an out-of-fashion sauce.
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<< in THIS DISK the ideas could have been as clear as those of the TD.>> and you see that then the comparison makes sense, right? Before they were completely different and incomparable, as if we were talking about B.B. King vs Massive Attack; now, however, the ideas of one could have been as clear as those of the other. See? You change your mind with every post, I at least limit myself to once a year.