MATRIXSYNTH: Vangelis & Neuronium - In London (1981)


Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Vangelis & Neuronium - In London (1981)


YouTube via instrumentalmusica. via Nusonica.
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Posted by matrix at 3/18/2008 12:11:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. Micke3/18/08, 1:29 PM

    Okay, let's see here...

    Vangelis's setup:

    - Yamaha CS-80 (of course!)
    - Roland system 100 (model 101
    synthesizer & 104 sequencer)
    - Korg Kr-55 drum machine
    - Yamaha CS-40M (sitting to the
    right of the CS-80)
    - Roland CSQ-100 or CSQ-600
    sequencer (on top of the CS-40M)

    Michel Huygen's setup:

    - Rev 2 Prophet 5
    - Roland SH-1000
    - Minimoog

    Carlos Guirao's setup:

    - Roland VP-330 vocoder & strings
    sitting ontop of what looks like
    a Roland Jupiter 4.

    Also, in the background there's an Oberheim 2-voice, an ARP 2500 and some other boards that I couldn't make out (too dark).

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  2. Unknown3/18/08, 8:28 PM

    Recognizing all that in the terribly blurry video is pretty good.

    Oh, and the music ended being just a perfect imitation of Tangerine Dream. After hearing Vangelis' other work, that seemed odd to me.

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