Just more proof that the History Monks are real. They say it doesnt really matter so much that time goes back in the exact right order, as long as the general shape of history is fine.
It explains why humans have got tribes in jungles hunting with sticks while also having semi-sentient robots on Mars singing happy birthday to itself.
Suicide (as in: the band) was formed in 1971, and I’d argue that for more than 30 years, their sound was ahead of its time.
Here’s Cheree, guess in which year this song was originally recorded.
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The song made for a terrific outro for “Downtown 81,” a movie about, and starring, Basquiat.
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Oh for real! I can’t believe Astral Projection released Trust in Trance in the mid-90s, and they had been making music like that since the 80s.
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You know your electronic music ;3
Aside from chiptune I heard and loved in super early keygens, Goa trance is what got me into electronic music!
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Elektronik supersonik isn’t that old is it?
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I’m in the process of listening to the album. Mind you, that album is the same-ish age as me.
By Back Side of the Moon, I’m convinced this can be in the OG Deus Ex game. Or maybe System Shock.
i’m curious, would you mind sharing some of the stuff you listen to?
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thanks a lot for sharing, i haven’t known much electronic music before so it’s quite eye opening. :)
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Just more proof that the History Monks are real. They say it doesnt really matter so much that time goes back in the exact right order, as long as the general shape of history is fine.
It explains why humans have got tribes in jungles hunting with sticks while also having semi-sentient robots on Mars singing happy birthday to itself.
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Suicide (as in: the band) was formed in 1971, and I’d argue that for more than 30 years, their sound was ahead of its time.
Here’s Cheree, guess in which year this song was originally recorded.
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The song made for a terrific outro for “Downtown 81,” a movie about, and starring, Basquiat.