Black_Devil_Disco_Club-Presents_Cosmos_2043-Reissue-(1977)-WEB-2015-BCC_INT

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2015-05-26

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Artist  : Black Devil Disco Club
Title   : Presents Cosmos 2043
Genre   : Electronic
Year    : 2015
Date    : 05/2015
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks  : 13
Label   : Priv4te Records
Source  : WEB
Encoder : Lame 3.99.5
Length  : 30:28 min
Size    : 59,4 MB


Tracklist:
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01.Space Team                             01:38
02.N? 59018                               01:49
03.Central Way                            02:23
04.Satellite 33                           02:13
05.Ronde Interstellaire                   01:51
06.Cimes Eternelles                       02:04
07.Le Monde Avait 5 Ans                   02:39
08.Moon Heart                             01:41
09.Sunshine On March                      04:33
10.Stars Away                             02:20
11.Earth Message                          02:30
12.2043                                   02:09
13.Odyssee                                02:38
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                                          30:28 min



æSuspenseÆ and æCosmos 2043Æ were made
one after the other in 1975. The writing
and production lasted two months for the
first and four months for the other. I
chose to do everything alone because I
did not trust the technicians and
musicians around me: I thought they were
way behind the times.

For the performance of these albums, I
used a Solina keyboard, Hohner Clavinet,
Korg Poly and a monophonic Moog plus of
course the Mini Korg 700 I still use
today. I also had a Teac 4-track tape
recorder, Power effects (a French brand
since disappeared) and a 12-track Allen
& Heath console. A real home studio
before itÆs time in 1975!

'Cosmos 2043' (released in 1977) is
known for the track æEarth MessageÆ as
sampled by The Chemical Brothers in
their æGot GlintÆ track. I chose the
date 2043 at random; it had to indicate
a distant time, far away. Now I imagine
that life in 2043 will be harder with
warmer temperatures than today but
unless I live to be 97 I will never know
for sure!

Bernard Fevre, 2015

http://www.priv4te.com/

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