MOTM

Since the mention of a Subotnick DVD, I hit the web to see what it was about. There's a DVD on Amazon.com by "M. Subotnick" with no details so I don't know if that's THE Morton Subotnick.

But then I found a site I hadn't seen before at www.cdemusic.org that I had to pass on. They have a different Mort Subotnick DVD, but in general they seem to be a great resource for CDs spanning the history of electronic music, including a lot of stuff that is out of print from other sources.

Anyone ever ordered from these folks before...?

> 
> But then I found a site I hadn't seen before at www.cdemusic.org
> <http://www.cdemusic.org>  that I had to pass on. They have a different Mort
> Subotnick DVD, but in general they seem to be a great resource for CDs
> spanning the history of electronic music, including a lot of stuff that is
> out of print from other sources.
> 
> Anyone ever ordered from these folks before...?
Yes, once or twice.  Appear to be very reliable and I received the
material in comparable shipping time to other cd sellers.  You might want
to check out www.emf.org/aboutemf/invitation.html.
Jeff

Anyone have recommendations for Wendy Carlos on CD ?
I wish i could afford the box set but cannot, any alternatives ?
Ive heard SOB 2000 is not very good.
Jim

For purely analog stuff, the original SOB is very good.  Sometime 
after that, she began to use digital machines as on "Digital 
Moonscapes" which is also very good.  The boxed set is probably the 
way to go, though.

Mike

--- In motm@y..., moog@b... wrote:

> Anyone have recommendations for Wendy Carlos on CD ?
> I wish i could afford the box set but cannot, any alternatives ?
> Ive heard SOB 2000 is not very good.
> Jim

In a message dated 9/5/2001 12:02:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
mmarsh@... writes:


> original SOB is very good.  


ken,
forgot to cite this one, too.  first hearing of this was maybe 1970 - 71 ( 
can`t recall for sure at this stage of my life ) on classical fm radio 
station. definitely caught my "ear" as i was a "ham" at the time and knew 
something about weird electronoises and such. from there, to stockhausen et 
al and from more rock oriented music, king crimson ( first 3 albums are nice 
) and zappa.  what a long and winding road............
best,
dave