Delia Derbyshire - Standard Music Library: Electronic Music (Full Album)

[@TomPauls007]

this avant garde woman was using analog technology requiring great time and effort. No modern synthisizers. A real genious in her own rite.

[@benjaminclasper9355]

I’m so happy I found this because I think all of these were used in the tomorrow people 1973 - 1979 programme I’m just so happy I’ve finally found them

[@lazychemistry]

Downloaded to listen to later 😎

[@heatherlovesteganandsara]

An underated genius

[@j.maxell3030]

Delia Derbyshire parte del conjunto de desarrolladores y productores pioneros de la Electrónica Experimental Moderna & Moog (post Concreta) que rompieron el molde concreto y rústico y dieron las bases esenciales y fundamentales al conjunto de productores y desarrolladores de los 70s que concretaron la EDM.
60s: Gershon Kingsley, Tom Dissevelt, Delia Derbyshire, Raymond Scott...
70s (1ra Generación de la EDM & Electrónica Experimental Moderna): Moroder (EDM NRG & Synthpop), Jarre, Tangerine Dreams, Lacksman, YMO, Schulze, Vangelis, Faltermeyer, Kraftwerk, Gizzi, Tonet, Pinhas, Martyn W. & Ian C...
80s (2da Generación de la EDM) se solidifica la EDM (NRG & Synthpop) y se forman sus siguientes ramas: House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Ácid House, Trance, Eurobeat...incluido el llamado EBM y lo más fluido de la electro industrial.
Gracias Delia Derbyshire

[@james68908]

most of these music cues were heard in the ITV series, Timeslip, mostly in "time of the ice box" and "year of the burn up" as well as the doctor who stories "the wheel in space", "the mind robber" and "inferno".

[@ninetendo4946]

🎉

[@quintangeorge94]

Delia Derbyshire is to Electronic Music as Jan Svankmajer is to Stop Frame Animation.

[@ShermanM36]

Electronic music and all the instruments that go with it are the result of research carried out by women
without them, pioneers like Vangelis, Tangerine Dream and Jean Michel Jarre would not have been known. We must recognize this.

[@JohnFiocchi]

Delia Derbyshire had an unconscious influence on most electronic artists. Some of Ron Geesin's pieces have similarities to Derbyshire works . Also specific pieces from Beaver and Krause , Ruth White...7 Trumps of Tarot...and Mort Garson.
She had an impact on Electronic artists from the 60s and 70s. She was cutting tape with a razor blade...( I believe?)....and piecing notes and rhythmical structure together which was more easily accessible years later when Bob Moog released the Moog Synthesizer on the market. She was very original and definitely innovative ❤

[@RobinParmar]

For some reason tracks from the end of Side B have been put first. The correct titles as presented here:
B8 Russe: Delia's Idea
B9 Russe: Delia's Psychadelian Waltz
B10 Russe: Delia's Resolve
B11 Russe: Delia's Dream
B12 Russe: Delia's Reverie
B13 Russe: Delia's Fulfilment
B14 Vorhaus: Build Up To...
B15 Vorhaus: Snide Rhythms
A1 Russe & St. George: Lure of the Space Goddess
A2 St. George: Battle Theme
A3 St. George: Homeric Theme
A4 St. George: Greek Concrete
A5 St. George: Attack of the Alien Minds
A6 Russe & St. George: Gothic Submarine
A7 St. George: Whirring Menace
A8 St. George: Souls In Space
A9 St. George: Time Capsule
A10 Russe: London Lemons (Theme 1 to 9)
B1 Russe & St. George: Restless Relays
B2 Russe: Planetarium
B3 St. George: Wet Asteroid
B4 Russe: Way Out
B5 Russe: Fresh Aire
B6 Russe: Delia's Theme
B7 Russe: Tentative Delia

[@DonaldMclaughlin]

Thank you!

[@benjaminclasper9355]

Thanks for uploading this.

[@rhostatton8944]

🌌ℝ𝕖𝕕 ℝ𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕣 ℝ𝕠𝕒𝕕🌌

[@blackprimeminister]

LOVE. THIS.

[@simonmills2473]

Truly a genius.

[@denistardis8970]

2:46 - sounds like you are falling in time

[@readmedottext]

15:15 is the Tomorrow People hyperspace theme (Also "Algon 1" theme.. I think, from a Monty Python episode a few months previous)

[@james68908]

I think it was also heard in the doctor who story “inferno”.

[@benjaminclasper9355]

Yes they were.

[@starspirals]

15:15
26:29

[@imirmay4145]

Ggoply verfille dez onkle!