Sunday, February 28, 2010
Sebastien Tellier - L'Amour et La Violence * OFFICIAL VIDEO*
YouTube via RecordMakers. via kimouts. Some synth spotting. Anyone ID the synth on top of the piano? Roland RS-101? Anyone ID the knob laden synth in the background wall? Reminds me of a black Steiner Parker Synthacon, but smaller. That's an AMS Reverb in the reack at 3:27.
"Sebastien Tellier - L'Amour et La Violence
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This must be what the present looks like when viewed from the 70's.
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