Cosmic Machine: A Voyage Across French Cosmic & Electronic Avant-Garde 1970-1980
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Cosmic Machine: A Voyage Across French Cosmic & Electronic Avant-Garde 1970-1980 by Various Artists.
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Tracks:
Mouvement D?compos? d'Un Coup de Marteau - Pascal Comelade
Moonshine - The Stereo
Young Freedom - Francis Lai
Main Theme From More - Rosebud
Take a Chance [Remix Instrumental Edit] - Queen Samantha
Rite [From the Les 7 Jours De Janvier OST] - Nicolas Peyrac
Soucoupes Volantes Vertes, Les - Heldon
Vadrouillard 3 - Roger Roger
Monkey Star - Arpadys
Fade in Honk Kong - Video Liszt
Love Is All - Pierre Porte
Ruitor - Richard Pinhas
Harp Odyssey - Christophe
Grand Prix - Grand Prix
Pepper Box - The Peppers
Asteroide - Jo?l Fajerman/Jan Yrssen
Cristal N?3 - Moon Birds
Theme d'Araxis - Araxis
Pop Corn - Anarchic System
Indian Love Melody - Georges Rodi
Signaux Codes Non Identifi?s - Michel Magne
Tri?dre Fertile - Pierre Schaeffer
Performer Notes: This overview of French electronic music during the 1970s is a useful, entertaining compilation of artists and sounds, both obscure and well-known. Its context is especially welcome due to the plethora of music from other cultures --the many comps and reissues from Africa, German electronic music, and works by American and British electronic composers from the same period that have been reissued and/or unearthed -- and made widely available in the 21st century. Cosmic Machine is striking for the sheer range of its tracks. It makes no attempt to portray the building of a particular scene. This is the place where the cheesy electro-disco of Pierre Bachelet's "Motel Show" and Serge Gainsbourg's "Le Physique et La Figure" are juxtaposed with the atmospheric sound-library jazz of Alain Goraguer's "Le Bracelet" and the fragmented experimentation of Bernard Fevre's "This Is to Be" (an exclusive that is one of the set's finest moments). Some of the best-known names in French electronic music -- like Cerrone and Jean Michel Jarre -- are given to minor fancies in this setting. That said, more marginal talents, such as Jean-Jacques Perrey, with his beautifully seductive "E.V.A.," and Rene Roussel, with his proto-techno "Caramel," offer the other side, where accessibility and real adventure are balanced and offer surprise. ~ Thom Jurek
Format: Vinyl (1 Disc); Stereo
Country: France
Studio/Live: Studio
Release Date: 23 September, 2016
Label: Because Music
Performer Notes: This overview of French electronic music during the 1970s is a useful, entertaining compilation of artists and sounds, both obscure and well-known. Its context is especially welcome due to the plethora of music from other cultures --the many comps and reissues from Africa, German electronic music, and works by American and British electronic composers from the same period that have been reissued and/or unearthed -- and made widely available in the 21st century. Cosmic Machine is striking for the sheer range of its tracks. It makes no attempt to portray the building of a particular scene. This is the place where the cheesy electro-disco of Pierre Bachelet's "Motel Show" and Serge Gainsbourg's "Le Physique et La Figure" are juxtaposed with the atmospheric sound-library jazz of Alain Goraguer's "Le Bracelet" and the fragmented experimentation of Bernard Fevre's "This Is to Be" (an exclusive that is one of the set's finest moments). Some of the best-known names in French electronic music -- like Cerrone and Jean Michel Jarre -- are given to minor fancies in this setting. That said, more marginal talents, such as Jean-Jacques Perrey, with his beautifully seductive "E.V.A.," and Rene Roussel, with his proto-techno "Caramel," offer the other side, where accessibility and real adventure are balanced and offer surprise. ~ Thom Jurek Format: Vinyl (1 Disc); Stereo Country: France Studio/Live: Studio Release Date: 23 September, 2016 Label: Because MusicPOPULAR ITEMS
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