This story deserves a post of its own
@ http://www.mediafire.com/folder/bx6ms30xfcfaf/Bebe_and_Luis_Barron
you will find
- npr 20050207 The Barrons Forgotten Pioneers of Electronic Music
- BBC3 Between The Ears Sound of Cinema Return of the Monster from the Id 20130921
fascinating glimpse in to electronic music, movies and America - not withstanding his appearence on I Love Lucy, Dorie Scherry doesn't come off well
Louis and Bebe Barron, 1956, at the time of creating the Forbidden Planet soundtrack
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Love the movie and thank you for sharing the music.
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You're all Very Welcome ! ! ! 9/22/2013? The moving finger uploads and having uploaded moves on ^ _ ^
Thanks so much for this. A truly fascinating story.
Thanks!
Just listened to both of these programmes- many thanks Reuben.
I managed to pick up a copy of the LP soundtrack in green vinyl recently on a trip to Dublin.
What innovators they were. They even look well before their time in the photograph! Also bought the metal DVD box set a while back with fabulous artwork on the cover and contents.
Retro gold.
I used to have a record collection, then a cd collection. Now I just get the mp3s, really don't have room for all the accessory stuff any more. I downsized to mp3s, it was a lot cheaper than buying a warehouse. LOL ------ R
I know what you mean, Rick but I prefer the physical product with artwork, inserts and ephemera etc. Downloads alone are kind of soulless ; one of the reasons that vinyl has made a comeback with a new generation.
I love that kind of stuff too. I usually try to collect the pictures and stuff along with the mp3s, it does help that urge some, but I have a rather large collection and a very small Den/office LOL ----------- R
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