SW- a song you enjoy with references to technology in any way?
By way of example: Barcelona- I Have the Password to Your Shell Account
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51-55, M
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
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Something you might find me listening to when I was a little younger. They were definitely pioneers of their time and referenced technology a lot. My friend, who was very analytically minded, but musicial, who studied music who loved Kraftwerk, had a graphical equalizer in his equipment and it fascinated him, Kraftwerk would program music that when viewed on an EQ actually had expressions.
Something you might find me listening to when I was a little younger. They were definitely pioneers of their time and referenced technology a lot. My friend, who was very analytically minded, but musicial, who studied music who loved Kraftwerk, had a graphical equalizer in his equipment and it fascinated him, Kraftwerk would program music that when viewed on an EQ actually had expressions.
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
Great pick, and narrative @thewindupbirdchronicles, thank you! I saw somewhere a comment where some punter was at a live show and the band passed around a little box with keys that played a pre-programmed melody for the audience to play. The band would then announce: "See anybody can make music". Always remembered that.
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
A truly glorious post @AliceinWonderland. The melodies, the vocoder voice, the cultural inflections. Awesome, thank you.
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
Sparklesatnite · 51-55, F
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
Word @Sparklesatnite. Bonus points for the vocoder backing vocal. Thank you.
bijouxbroussard · F
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
Love those sinister synth riffs in this @bijouxbroussard. Like playing Galaga on acid!
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
Nice. Love the towering synths and "scorching" instrumental break @fakable. Cheers.
BlueSkyKing · M
RoaringLion · 51-55, M
Thank you @BlueSkyKing. I think the disconcerting backing vocals (sounds) sum up the inspiration for this perfectly.