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• lucio 10y ago
  My order was Vangelis, then JMC, then The Alan Parsons P. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q00HQwO2Sg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q00HQwO2Sg
  • zerothlaw 10y ago
    Same progression for me with a smattering of Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream, then branching to Jean Luc Ponty - I heard Pulstar on Albedo 0.39 and was hooked.
    • jacquesm 10y ago
      If you like Jean-Luc Ponty check out Alan Holdsworth (also played with Ponty on a number of tracks), Pat Metheny, Paul Winter, Leomoon, Return to Forever, John Abercrombie.
      • jwdunne 10y ago
        Thank you and the parent. GP's suggestions were pretty much the road I was on but clearly lost my way. Think there's more than enough here for a nice work commute playlist :)
    • nwatson 10y ago
      I just can't get Jean-Luc Ponty out of my system. I read Chronicles of Narnia to JLP's Imaginary Voyage album in 1980 and have been hooked since. I listen to much else, and some of JLP's stuff gets a bit repetitive and formulaic, but he and his band have a track to fit every situation. For something a bit more experimental from JLP, try "No Strings Attached", https://youtu.be/EzLBZnDppD8 https://youtu.be/EzLBZnDppD8 . Great use of technology available at the time. Synthesizer, violin, and tape loop.