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"Often overlooked whenever folk talk about their favourite musicians.
So my good people: Who in your opinion are the greatest, most pioneering synth masters?
Off you go  "
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"There are loads one that has find memories for me is Jean Michelle jarre not sure if that's spelt right but my uncle loved his stuff"
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"Often overlooked whenever folk talk about their favourite musicians.
So my good people: Who in your opinion are the greatest, most pioneering synth masters?
Off you go "
Mmmm tricky
Well probably kraftwork as possibly one of the pioneers of this genre and still going to this day.
Also big shout to Vince Clarke who lets face it kinda cornered the market at one stage.
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"Often overlooked whenever folk talk about their favourite musicians.
So my good people: Who in your opinion are the greatest, most pioneering synth masters?
Off you go
Mmmm tricky
Well probably kraftwork as possibly one of the pioneers of this genre and still going to this day.
Also big shout to Vince Clarke who lets face it kinda cornered the market at one stage.
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Must say I was a massive massive electro funk and early hip hop fan in early 80's
So loads and loads of non mainstream influences.
Afrika bambatta and the soul sonic force.
Synth based electro funk hip hop rap fusion mix.
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Loved eighties teen all tall hair and synth with a social conscience pop nerds
Howard Jones and nik kershaw.
Howard Jones's song what is love? surely must make the Now that's what i call poly/swingers anthems CD? |
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For me, as has already been mentioned, Jean Michel Jarre.
From hearing the mere very first ethereal like note on his Oxygene album, one just knew that the work was going to be something quite amazing and it truly was.
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"For me, as has already been mentioned, Jean Michel Jarre.
From hearing the mere very first ethereal like note on his Oxygene album, one just knew that the work was going to be something quite amazing and it truly was.
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"For me, as has already been mentioned, Jean Michel Jarre.
From hearing the mere very first ethereal like note on his Oxygene album, one just knew that the work was going to be something quite amazing and it truly was.
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Was lucky enough to go to his Docklands show back in ‘88 despite the crap weather it was still awesome
Keith Emerson & Rik Wakeman - got to love a bit of, full on, overblown Prog Rock |
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Oh my this is a thread for me. 80s synth is absolute life.
Pet shop boys,
kraftwerk,
visage,
new order,
Pink floyd....
How could you choose
Btw im going to see petshop boys in manchester this year... i am mega excited |
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