/eeg/ - Early Electronic General

Hi Sup Forumstants, as an aficionado of early electronic music, I propose a general thread on the subject. This can cover tape music, musique concrete like Pierre Henry, elektronische like Stockhausen, early experimental synthesizer music like Subotnick, Nik Raicevic, and Eliane Radigue. Soundtracks like the Andromeda Strain are welcome too. Please avoid Moog novelty records, and everybody knows about Delia Derbyshire already.

I'll start us off with one of my favorites by Bernard Parmegiani. This is musique concrete, and includes elements of both recorded and synthesized sound.

youtube.com/watch?v=c_JHjUFfOs8&t=1s

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_concrète#Beginnings
youtube.com/watch?v=dy77ioKI4lQ
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Have you heard the new Renaldo and the Loaf? They put a new CD out after a 30 year(!) hiatus.
youtube.com/watch?v=71Cxh7wmRf8
They weren't really chronologically early electronic but they were all about tape bullshit and using home studio fuckery to make their acoustic instruments sound like synths back in the day.
youtube.com/watch?v=aCqxCzs3Mew
The new album was all done in FL studio as far as I'm aware, but I feel like it's gone under the radar and it still involves a fair bit of audio manipulation.
klanggalerie.bandcamp.com/album/gurdy-hurding

yeah yeah
ferrari
stockhausen

list goes on and on

booya

youtube.com/watch?v=0cPsvv4eGD4

I appreciate this thread alot user, keep going with recs!
youtube.com/watch?v=c4ea0sBrw6M&t=70s

i support this idea, just stop sounding so pretentious please.

youtube.com/watch?v=0JFs5-XgrC0

It's ok to have preferences

yea better talk about our favorite radiohead albums and how great death grips memes are instead.

>as an aficionado of early electronic music
>everybody knows about Delia Derbyshire already
c'mon.

>just stop sounding so pretentious please

Didn't come across as pretentious at all to me.

What do you think of early turntable music?

rateyourmusic.com/genre/Turntable Music/

That pic is absolute kino.

Not too familiar. I'll check it out, thanks!

The point is to get beyond the idea of early electronic music that exists in the public consciousness. There's a lot of interesting early stuff out there that is not the stuff you find in thrift store bargain bins.

You guys hear the Jaap Vink album that Recollections GRM put out recently? It's really fantastic stuff.

youtube.com/watch?v=28TqFKy4lG0

checking it out now, this is great

what's the earliest electronic album/music piece?

Some sources say it's this (1960s recording of a piece composed in 1938)

youtube.com/watch?v=_REVFN7A6_4

Interesting.

Here's a cool YT channel that posts mixes of of experimental stuff (old and new)

youtube.com/watch?v=-wjkLbsiVcU

youtube.com/watch?v=Fhj2O4jToKI&index=32&list=LL5sTQ70Lx6mZSYMAE2edDkw&t=286s

moz.ac.at/sem/lehre/ws06/gae2/gistext.htm

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_concrète#Beginnings

Good link. This is a favorite.

I just listened to it for the first time, the last section with "harmonic" versions of all the earlier ambient sounds is amazing

you guys follow the Creel Pone bootleg stuff at all? I found some of my favorite stuff through there, everyone should check out the Oskar Sala one if they haven't already it's really good.

youtube.com/watch?v=dy77ioKI4lQ

Supporting this. I'm into concrete, I have a Make Noise Black & Gold, but OP sounds like a pretentious wang

cool, thx for ur opinion

Oskar Sala is amazing. I love the sound of the trautonium.

youtube.com/watch?v=UTalzWzGACQ