Moog power - synth 60s/70s album covers
Lots more (and the records for a cheeky download) over at 36-15 Moog.
Steve Woodward’s posterous |
Get that bleedin' kettle on |
Already gave the game away with this one; the audio player used by Posterous displays the tags of the MP3, which rather blew it, but even still, it's a bit of surprise when you hear this. I couldn't believe there was a vocal version.
It popped up a Youtube a month or two ago, and quickly disappeared, but (cough) here it is again, in appropriately rubbish quality, for a limited time at least.
From what I've read elsewhere, this was released as 7" and deleted straightaway... and it doesn't appear on the soundtrack album re-released a couple of years back. I can only guess that the director didn't like it.
David Butler comments on Create Digital Music with some more info on the mysterious Aphex-style dance track that's been dug out of the Delia Derbyshire archives. Rooting around my collection of stuff I found something which claims to be the track David mentions, seemingly off a demo record of the EMS VCS3.
Update: Just for interest only, here's an interview with Delia by Radio Scotland in 1997. Let me assure you, we all speak like that in Coventry.
Drinking your tea and eating your biscuits in Coventry, UK.
