Early Space-y Electronic Music
 

I'm basically looking for a full album of this. Not experimental weirdness, but early examples of electronics being applied to pop sensibilities.

Thanks!

EDIT- Found another example:



First song is still the best though.

And here's some unsolicited experimental weirdness that's required listening

The 1956 sci-fi Forbidden Planet movie has a pretty interesting film score. It was create by Bebe and Louis Barron, true pioneers in "Space-y Electronic" music. Usually a film score contains music usually from an orchestra, and sound effects from a Foley operator/artist usually in post-production. This was one of the first (if not first) movie soundtrack that was made using electronic instruments.

You just used "usually" three times in one sentence.

Repetition can be a successful literary device, you dunce.

I don't think that's the case in this instance.

I usually do that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Might be something of interest to you here also...

That that is something you'd notice shows that you must really enjoy that sort of linguistic flourish.

The more you write, the more you notice and try to avoid using the same word too many times, too close together.

Maybe I was being too subtle.

I was anticapting something by Daphne Oram from you.

Oh, I just noticed that.

:beer:

I would've posted that album but I thought it wasn't quite what the OP requested, since it's more experimental than pop oriented.

These tunes from the album did immediately come to my mind though...


Daphne Oram : Rotolock


Daphne Oram - Snow