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Not a show I've ever really been into but this has got to up there with the greatest ever theme tunes Minds must have just been blown when this crazy futuristic thing came on to prime time tv screens.

80s lofi library funk mix. Tracklist: Christian Poulet - Puzzle Stand By - Koka Johnny Pearson - Minor robot - Bruton M. Petriaggi - Space travel - Flower Francis Rimbert - Mister Giorgetti - April Orchestra Gilles-Luc Laurent & Armand Frydman - Stop chorus - Koka Edoardo Rinaldi - New...

Great list, as expected. Patrice got some jams.

Doc following KISS FM (London) going legit

a couple more. Mary Pearce - Over Gold In The Shade - Over You

deep SOUL CONNECTION - Waiting 4 Your Love

This stuff doesn't seem to last on youtube for some reason.. :( This one was reissued recently. Bovel - Check 4 U

this used to be great - https://radio.garden but it doesnt seem to work any more.

I haven't been around long enough for.. wait.. why am i having flashbacks to mum & dad using me to score points in their arguments. :slanted:;)

I was thinking about this over the weekend.. is there an origin for this kind of truncated vocal sampling? has there been tunes in the various genres that it's kinda taken hold that set the tone where others followed, or is a continuum of sorts..?

I haven't read through the entire thread but.. Away from the consumer side of things, as an artistic endeavour, the fact that creating an album can make an artist think outside the usual constraints and also focus on pushing themselves to create a cohesive body of work, at a consistent level of...

New VGM Mix! Starting out with some oldschool electro inspired stuff then moving into something a little more techy. WARNING! Video Contains Flashing Images. BONUS Dark VGM J A M S Mix

Hopefully not to derail this fascinating thread.. just to counter this Gibson quote, which there is definitely truth to but doesn't hold out completely. There are plenty of weird subcultures fostered by the interconnectivity of the internet, take Incels for example. Unfortunately it's the dark...

Yeah they're all pretty essential if new age is your thing. J D Emmanuel, Suzanne Doucet, Emeral Web, Upper Astral, Laraaji & Lyghte, Ric Kaestner, Peter Davidson, Don Campbell, i would say fall into your typical new age drifting synth jams type Iasos - covers a wider range of core new age...

may or may not contain synths or jams

Given the choice i'd take his earlier digital work over this new art style, but it's cool that he's doing his thing. there's no hate here. if we're bumping Murlo tunes i rinsed this one pretty thoroughly back in the heady days of 2014

He had a gallery opening not too long ago, so i think it's mainly prints of his artwork. i dont know how linked together it all is tbh or if it's just a good excuse to get more of his creative output into the world.