I 100 singoli più piazzati negli anni 70 (dal 5/12/69 al 20/1/80) by radiocorriere tv

for those who were there, it's an extraordinary dive into the past
 
Everything comes in pieces.

Do you love me yet?
Fucking prove it.
Try to ask yourself:
Are you really different?

Know that your life is more frightening than writing a song.
It's an action of fractions you're passing along
And these oceans of emotion will crash once they hit the shore (I promise you)

And it's the closest I will get to sincerity.
Every praise I make just looks so fake and crude to me
And it's the closest I will come to purity.
Simulations never follow me.
QUESTA è FORTE
Blondie - Fragments (Official Audio)

My heart is made up of pieces.

Do you get it yet?
Can't you see through this?
You know all too well
You cannot make things perfect.

No, I'll be shifting through lists of these possible loves
With this pain in my brain. It feels scattered like doves
Though the sky where my eyes have been drifting towards recently

And it's the closest I can be to egocentricity.
This overwhelming sense of rejection will sneak behind and tear at me
And it'll slam me to the ground into reality
And I'll deal with my disparity.
My heart is made up of pieces.

Do you get it yet?
Can't you see through this?
You know all too well
You cannot make things perfect.

No, I'll be shifting through lists of these possible loves
With this pain in my brain. It feels scattered like doves
Though the sky where my eyes have been drifting towards recently

And it's the closest I can be to egocentricity.
This overwhelming sense of rejection will sneak behind and tear at me
And it'll slam me to the ground into reality
And I'll deal with my disparity.
My heart is made up of pieces.

Why don't you love me now?

This is where I fall down shattered on the floor
As I'm swept around with a million more
Pieces of myself I once learned to lose
Though it never helped me forget the truth.

THE TRUTH.

Do you love me now?
 
Crossing Over Preview of the new LP coming out in March
 
OSCILLATORS AND SYNTHESIZERS, LADIES AND PIONEERS...

Daphne Oram - Episode Metallic

Daphne Oram (1925-2003). Creator of the Oramics method, a machine capable of reading 35 mm perforated tapes through photo-detectors, producing unheard sounds that were, at the time, particularly suited for sound design in television and radio programs. She was one of the founders of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, a glorious creative section in the field of sounds and electronic music solely under the auspices of the BBC. Then, realizing the economic potential of this discipline, she applied herself, after resigning, to the production of effects for soundtracks and films (all her effects and some electronic scores for the James Bond series up to "Goldfinger"). She passed away disabled, rendered dependent on others for even the most basic daily activities by the ravages of two strokes.
 
OSCILLATORS AND SYNTHESIZERS, LADIES AND PIONEERS..

TERESA RAMPAZZI - Quasi un Haiku (1987) - ABSTRACT

Teresa Rampazzi (1914-2001). A pioneer (in the purest and most idealistic sense of the term) of Electronic Music, she started as a pianist dedicating herself to Contemporary and Concrete music. Struck by the theories of John Cage, she moved to electroacoustic performances as dictated by him. She founded the NPS Group, which expressed Electronics with the equipment available at the time, solely analog. She dedicated herself to digital music later in life and to teaching until her retirement in a senior residence where, nonetheless, she furnished her room with oscillators, four-track Revox recorders, and small digital keyboards. The photo speaks for itself—I’d say an electronic grandmother, wouldn’t you?

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Earl Hines Trio - Dream of You

Earl Hines - from "Here Comes Earl "Fatha" Hines" 1966 (Contact)

#jazzlegends
 
ANTOINE - TAXI (1970)
Anna Identici - Taxi (Sanremo 1970)
#sanremo50annifa
February 26-27-28, 1970
26 songs in competition
14 in the final night
2 performers per song
Presented by Enrico Maria Salerno, Nuccio Costa, Ira Fustenberg
By Argento, Pace, Panzeri, sung by Anna Identici and Antoine
AT THE FINAL NIGHT
and here we are at the top ten
8TH PLACE