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I've developed a real taste for Jean Michel Jarre recently and Origa. JMJ is, of course, the father of electronic music and Origas mix of Latin, Russian, English, and japanese makes for interesting listening.
*currently listening to Aero by JMJ*.
Any other recommendations out there?
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Steve McDonald - Scottish Remakes.
Lorenna McKennitt - Defies categorization.
Phoenix...
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Enya
Clannad
Vangelis
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I don't know about that. Most folks would consider the music of the German band Kraftwerk the beginnings of electronic music. (That is if you don't count Theremin music which was invented in 1920 and made it's public presence known on the Mickey Mouse Club show in the 1950s.)Originally posted by BouncyCaitian
I've developed a real taste for Jean Michel Jarre recently and Origa. JMJ is, of course, the father of electronic music . . .
For electronic music ? Sure:Originally posted by BouncyCaitian
Any other recommendations out there?
The Cruxshadows (Goth synthpop)
Android Lust
The Birthday Massacre
Neuroactive (Free MP3s at Amazon.com; Search for Neuroactive under Music Downloads.)
Lovespirals
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