Reed posted a link to this in the comments section of
this post on Laurie Spiegal. You can can order it from
The Relaxation Company, or if you prefer Amazon,
click here.
"Special Edition 3CD + DVD
New Collector's edition of this historic collection!
Leaps in technology: oscillators, generators, vacuum tubes, amplifiers, transistors, magnetic tape, integrated circuits, and the microchip—inspired new instruments: the telharmonium, theremin, ondes martenot,electronic sackbut, clavivox, electronium, moog synthesizer, and computers—and artists everywhere hungry for new modes of expression.
This collection is a humble but bold attempt to give form to the wonderful, multi-directional, inevitable birth of electronic music.
Three CDs—42 original music tracks from 1948–1980
112 Page Book—extensive artist interviews, commentaries, and archival photographs
Special Edition DVD—over two hours of rare performances, interviews,animations, and experimental video."
Title link takes you to the post on the Music Hardware blog with video including a performance and how it works by Evan Morris. What's interesting is in the end of the video he mentions a couple of links but shows links to the MIDIBox website, uCAapps.de. Wonder what the affiliation is...
