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Re: Probably the most simplistic score I ever heard...
• Posted by: Cesar
• Date: Wednesday, June 6, 2007, at 2:01 a.m.
• IP Address: 87-196-206-4.net.novis.pt
• In Response to: Re: Probably the most simplistic score I ever ... (Sam)

> Listen to Vangelis 1975 breakthrough album "Heaven and Hell."
> The flavor alternates between classical and pop, yet at the same time it's
> unlike anything anyone had ever done before with electronics. It was the
> harbinger of New Age music.

As I have said, he gave it a pop flavour and popularised electronic music, together with many other musicians. Very different from saying he single-handedly revolutionized electronic music.

> I've heard some of the electronic music of the 1950's, and it sounded
> awful. ("Forbidden Planet" anyone?)

I dont like it either.




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