Always seemed a bit more class-based from my perspective - the posh kids liked the widdly-widdly "deep-thinking" muso-rock, and the rest liked the more immediate thrills of the various "garage" bands and their heirs.
Apparently, snooker player Steve "interesting" Davis is a huge Magma fan
And only a year before Igor whakevich invented techno.No, Johnny, you're absolutely right, Johnny.
No Silver Apples or United States of America, no "Gesang Der Junglinge" by Stockhausen, No White Noise or the hundreds of other popular electronic albums from the '60s (and some from earlier).
maybe not but I, for one, will never forget the Zorch set at Windsor a few months later.
I used to record Peel regularly in 72/73 and again from punk onwards but not so much in between.
got any old tapes newbie? would love to hear them
none on line but found some playlists of his from 72. This caught my eye
No, Johnny, you're absolutely right, Johnny.
No Silver Apples or United States of America, no "Gesang Der Junglinge" by Stockhausen, No White Noise or the hundreds of other popular electronic albums from the '60s (and some from earlier).
The first all synthesiser single iirc.
