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 'Game Changers' Mix Series - Vol 1 'Electronic'

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Ken Masters Hi guys, i'm not sure how this will go down on here but if your interested in the origins of musical genres you might enjoy this.



SC - https://soundcloud.com/djkenmasters/ken-masters-paper-c-gull-present-game-changers-electronic-ken-masters-mix


Every so often musicians come along and change the direction & face of music. Not driven by the fame & fortune but the desire to offer something different & unique to the world of music. They're called Gamechangers.

Myself & my brother have decided to start a brand new mix series, each time selecting a different genre of music & with each volume, featuring some of our favourite & most influential artists of that genre. Remembering the legends that pushed the musical boundaries & formed the sound.

Vol 1 covers some of the creators of Electronic Music. A type of music that has gone on to influence many, many genres, most notably the powerhouse genre that is EDM. We hope you enjoy the series & please take time to research & support these game changing artists.

Intro 1: Jean Michel Jarre (France)
1: Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe Part I (Album: Equinoxe, 1978)
2: Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene Part II (Album: Oxygene, 1976)
Intro 2: Kraftwerk (Germany)
3: Kraftwerk - Kometenmelodie 2 (Album: Autobahn, 1974)
4: Kraftwerk - Computer Love (Album: Computer World, 1981)
Intro 3: Gary Numan (UK)
5: Tubeway Army - Are 'Friends' Electric (Album: Replicas, 1979)
Intro 4: Ryuichi Sakamoto (Japan)
6: YMO - Tong Poo (Album: YMO, 1978)
7: YMO - Rydeen (Album: Solid State Survivor, 1979)
Intro 5: Giorgio Moroder (Italy)
8: Giorgio Moroder - I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone (Album: From Here To Eternity, 1977)
Samination I defintly know of JMJ and Kraftwerk. I might have no albums by KW but I do have most of JMJ's Studio albums, including the Essentials, which has his, until that point, unreleased material from before Oxygene (1-6)
Triquatra Love it! :D
Ken Masters
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Originally posted by Samination:
I defintly know of JMJ and Kraftwerk. I might have no albums by KW but I do have most of JMJ's Studio albums, including the Essentials, which has his, until that point, unreleased material from before Oxygene (1-6)



Excellent album that :)

I think you'll like the YMO tracks my friend. They played a big part in forming the J Pop sound.
Ken Masters
quote:
Originally posted by Triquatra:
Love it! :D



Cheers! Not that there was much mixing skills involved as such haha

Will definitely get round to a part 2, make that one a bit longer :)
Shades still gets me that oxygene, was released in 1976

got this on the D-low cheers
Triquatra yes, definitely do a part 2, would love to hear it - I must have played this mix 6 or seven times in the last couple of days!
Ken Masters
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Originally posted by Triquatra:
yes, definitely do a part 2, would love to hear it - I must have played this mix 6 or seven times in the last couple of days!



That really means a lot. We've mostly started this for our own enjoyment but its great to see people appreciating & enjoying the music as much as we do :) hopefully people will check it out & learn a little something from each edition.

I did play it a little safe with the tracklist on this one but next time round I'll venture into more experimental stuff. My brothers mix is coming soon though :)
Ken Masters
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Originally posted by Shades:
still gets me that oxygene, was released in 1976

got this on the D-low cheers



I knew it was 70s but I must admit I was shocked when I realised it was as far back as '76, especially when you consider how long it would've taken to get it to release stage. Your looking more like 74/75 production.
dyvetz Holy shite, Kraftwerk and Yellow Magic Orchestra!

Nice work.
Ken Masters
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Originally posted by dyvetz:
Holy shite, Kraftwerk and Yellow Magic Orchestra!

Nice work.




YMO = Absolute heroes.
Shades sooooooo.....

wheres vol II??
Ken Masters
quote:
Originally posted by Shades:
sooooooo.....

wheres vol II??




My brothers supposed to be making his mix but he's taking his sweet time over it!

I was going to move onto Hip Hop next but could put together another Electronic one first.

Glad your enjoying it man :)
Triquatra Yes! Another electronic! :D
Ken Masters
quote:
Originally posted by Triquatra:
Yes! Another electronic! :D




I'll add it to the list! :D
Ken Masters May have had a wee gander through the hd for potential vol 2 tracks last night ;)
Triquatra too right, stop posting and start creating :P
Shades whispers~~ Vangelis - blade runner theme

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