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34 minutes of immaculate music, music that enters the very soul and stays forever. Beauty, perfection, timeless


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bigmoog wrote:34 minutes of immaculate music, music that enters the very soul and stays forever. Beauty, perfection, timeless


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Oh well I tried :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: :arrow:
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24db wrote:
bigmoog wrote:34 minutes of immaculate music, music that enters the very soul and stays forever. Beauty, perfection, timeless


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Oh well I tried :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: :arrow:


what did I say :?: :oops:
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bigmoog wrote:34 minutes of immaculate music, music that enters the very soul and stays forever. Beauty, perfection, timeless


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Glorious other worldy magic............ the pinnacle of TD in the 70s and still my favorite.

I may be wrong but you know i am right :P :arrow:
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Much better than Phaedra but perhaps a bit overvalued. TD was getting better and better with sequencers at this time. Ricochet is where they finally master it.
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71 dB wrote:Much better than Phaedra but perhaps a bit overvalued. TD was getting better and better with sequencers at this time. Ricochet is where they finally master it.
have you seen the 5 minute extract of TD recording Rubycon on youtube? thanks to Next Movies Ltd
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71 dB wrote:Much better than Phaedra but perhaps a bit overvalued. TD was getting better and better with sequencers at this time. Ricochet is where they finally master it.
Ricochet is a very fine cut and of course parts of "Live" shows but i still find both "Rubycon" and the RAH 1975 more appealing with the RAH 75 show my favorite concert of them all..............
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A timeless masterpiece :)

:arrow: the only album to challenge it is for me EIMP :wink:
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Along with the wonder of Epsilon in Malaysian Pale - Rubycon rates for me as the pinnacle of EM in the 70's - a timeless piece of music - both parts.

I don't think Ive heard another EM record to this day that had the same 'WOW' factor as first hearing this in late 1978.

Awesome 8)
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I had high expectations. Rubycon is held in such a high esteem. When I was listening to it the first time I was waiting for the "wow"-stuff did it really never came. Very good subtle music thou.
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timer wrote:Along with the wonder of Epsilon in Malaysian Pale - Rubycon rates for me as the pinnacle of EM in the 70's - a timeless piece of music - both parts.

I don't think Ive heard another EM record to this day that had the same 'WOW' factor as first hearing this in late 1978.

Awesome 8)
I agree with you 100% :)
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My first TD album. A present from my younger brother returning from and exchange trip to France. Didn't like it at first but it slowly grew on me.

Now I think it's an incredible achievement. Many have tried to emulate it and none have got even close. It's totally engrossing. It truelly sounds otherworldly.
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Chris Monk wrote:My first TD album. A present from my younger brother returning from and exchange trip to France. Didn't like it at first but it slowly grew on me.

Now I think it's an incredible achievement. Many have tried to emulate it and none have got even close. It's totally engrossing. It truelly sounds otherworldly.
:D 8) The mighty Rubycon :wink:
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This blew my mind :shock: :shock: :shock:
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8) a cool record which wasn't just composed but constructed to make a sculpture in sound a flawless masterpiece that I never tire of and my wife finds part two creepy especially the first 4 minutes. :roll:
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