Everything You Always Wanted to Hear on the Moog(But Were Afraid To Ask) - Andrew Kazdin and Thomas Z. Shepard
- Columbia Masterworks M 30383 US 1972
- CBS S 73146 UK 1973
- Columbia Masterworks MR 30383 US 1967
- CBS BSF 9214 1971
- Columbia Masterworks SBR 235452 Australia Unknow
Often compared as an alternative version to Walter Carlos' Switched On Bach, y Andrew Kazdin and Thomas Z. Shepard's "Everything You Ever Wanted to Hear on the Moog (But Were Afraid To Ask)" was released in 1971 to high praise.
The album explores 4 classical pieces performed on synthesizers. At times the music is awkward or quarky but it explores an area of classical interest not heard much before this era in electronic music including the artificial applause at the end. It too presumably created by synthesizers.
The album explores 4 classical pieces performed on synthesizers. At times the music is awkward or quarky but it explores an area of classical interest not heard much before this era in electronic music including the artificial applause at the end. It too presumably created by synthesizers.
Track Listings:
A1 España 6:17
A2 Malaguena3:14
A3 Prelude To Act I; Habanera; Introduction To Act I (Les Toréadors) From "Carmen"5:30
B Bolero14:33
A1 España 6:17
A2 Malaguena3:14
A3 Prelude To Act I; Habanera; Introduction To Act I (Les Toréadors) From "Carmen"5:30
B Bolero14:33
Artist Name(s):
Andrew Kazdin, Thomas Z. Shepard
Andrew Kazdin, Thomas Z. Shepard
Release Year: 1971
Style:
Experimental, Symphonic
Experimental, Symphonic
Album Type:
Studio
Studio
Formats:
LP 33 1/3
LP 33 1/3
Cover & Packge Design:
Tomi Ungerer, John Berg
Tomi Ungerer, John Berg
Engineer(s): Raymond Moore, Robert Waller, Stew Romain
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Copyright
Copyright
Label / Publishing
Label Name:
Columbia Records
Columbia Records
Catalog Number(s):
M 30383
M 30383
Location:
Pitman, NJ
Pitman, NJ
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