Out of Pod Experience

(That is a great and harsh one, highly recommended ye guys. It's like electronic music, except with an analog electric instrument, overhot vacuum tubes for the amplification, and hardly any way to manipulate the things after it's all been recorded).

Carry on thread, next please.

I would recognize the sound of 70's everywhere.

Emerson's composing techniques aside, most of the early sound wave synthesis was done through modular synthesizers. You know those big walls of circuitry where you need to patch envelopes/oscillators/frequencies/filters/etc. All that simultaneously while playing :) (and in his case jumping on/over, riding and kicking reverberation chambers on organs :P among other).

He was a genius. RIP

Like so.

I listened to military music, national hymns, and other songs played by bagpipes.
I also recorded it and will try to edit it later on , although I am busy with other works.


paul piche a qui appartiens ... (vinyle) complet
À qui appartient l'beau temps?


Here is an other 1978 recording.


Paroles de :
Paul Piché Heureux d'un printemps

Y'a pas grand chose dans l'ciel à soir

Le renard, le loup
Intégral

Partitions LE RENARD LE LOUP
(Accords et paroles )

Réjean Pesant

Essaye donc pas

La gigue à Mitchounano

Jean-Guy Léger

Mon Joe (Traditionnel adapté par Paul Piché et Pierre Bertrand)

Chu pas mal mal parti

Où sont-elles? (Traditionnel adapté par Paul Piché')

Sorry for the double posting bad etiquette. Too much good stuff here, can't help commenting.

From the Beginning is interesting, because it seems that people have real trouble figuring out exactly which chords he's playing. Even experienced guitar teacher people. If you download tabs, the chords will sound close, but not exact. So not right. Same for watching YouTube videos. I did find the right chords (to my ears at least) once, and that was a joyous day for me. They're barre chords around the 8th and 10th frets, with odd things sharpened and flattened, if I remember correctly.

That's the trouble-- I don't remember correctly. I hastily wrote them down at the time, but a cleaning crew bagged that scrap of paper along with a lot of other soggy stuff after a basement flood. I'll have to see if I can plot them out again, based on pure trial and error.

The crunch of slaver bones beneath my feet.