Music: The Electronic Edge (1/2) 1976
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"Another favorite of mine, partially narrated by John Cage, this film predicts where music is going pretty well. A good watch."
Music: The Electronic Edge (2/2) 1976
Friday, December 12, 2008
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John Cage was the greatest human on the planet period....
ReplyDeleteDavid Tudor is also amazing :-)
not sure about the "Rock driving force" rock has been dead for at least 2 decades
"not sure about the "Rock driving force"?
ReplyDeleteit changed the direction of miles davis...
that would take a considerable amount of force.
i agree, most rock today is dead. although there are some very creative exceptions such as NIN, radiohead
or kings X.
King's X!?!? Wow, are those guys still around? I think I saw them with Primus and EPMD in like 1990.
ReplyDeleteAnd rock is dead? Wow. That must be coming from a European. ;) In Hollywood, you cannot escape it.
Rosenboom is the man.
ReplyDelete+1 on Rosenboom.
ReplyDeleteInteresting choice in using Rainbow in Curved Air during this segment.
Imagine how this film would have differed if made in '77 instead of '76.