**Magnetophone** tribute to Ligeti - Free Download

Mphone · Joined: Jan 19, 2008 Posts: 3 Location: UK

Hello all,

Magnetophone have contributed to an online tribute to Gyorgy Ligeti, the classical and electronic composer who wrote music for The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Eyes Wide Shut. The track is called 'The Old Silver In and Out' and it is available for free download along with many other artists' tracks (including u-ziq) at 256kbps.

I should mention, it's effing brilliant too : )
Mphone,

Here's the link: http://www.topher.fr/ligeti/index.html

v-un-v · Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:40 am Post subject:

John (or Matt?!)

A HUGE welcome

to electro-music.com!!!

It's Tom here!! (tele:funken!!)

Sorry I had to remove your other post- it's strictly against the rules here- better I did that rather than anyone else eh?? (you can beat me up later!)

We must meet up soon for beer (and bring Mark along! Very Happy

)

edit....eh?? I'm sure the post above has just changed Exclamation

They both looked identical a moment ago........ Shocked

blue hell · Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:00 am Post subject:

v-un-v · Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:08 am Post subject:

Yes me and Magnetophone as friends and general musical noisy mayhem buddies, go back quite a few years now. Can't remember where I first bumped into John- we even lived in almost the same road for a while. All cool all great fun. Probably the best time was doing my best to get John's brother Mark, completely shit-faced while making him listen to the most fucked-up music on this planet Twisted Evil

It's the only way yer-know! Wink

Mphone · Joined: Jan 19, 2008 Posts: 3 Location: UK

Thanks for the welcome guys.

Ha! Hello Tom...well who'd've thought...so this is where you've been hiding all this time! How's the Funken machine running?
Matt.

v-un-v · Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 10:29 am Post subject:

hey it's Matt- that's an even bigger shock! Very Happy

Exeter or Salisbury was it? Anyway, the west country..... I bumped into John only recently, outside the Jug (it was probably ages ago now Laughing

).

I've been really busy as of late- with the kids and a recent degree (yes I know- about time too!) Stupidly I didn't do art and studied engineering instead- but I find it so boring (engineering that is) Laughing

tele:funken hasn't been transmitting as of recent, but I did form a band, which have now split up (I like to call it 'resting'!). Tele:funken hasn't done anything since the Charles Atlas remixes. Damn good LP that btw, and I really loved your contribution too it as well! It's a great LP for driving too on late nights in the dark up the motorway!!

But things are changing because engineering has kind of sapped all my energy out and that very gap has been refilled with burning desire to make music again, but I'm probably gonna drop synthesisers and samplers in favour of guitars and electronics. I really like the electro-acoustic possibilities of guitars. And I've also bought myself an 8 track too, rather than the computer route (but the Atlas remix was all Atlas, processed in Logic 6 and then re-mixed, so I still think computers are pretty cool for certain things).

Matt, I do recommend listening to Jan's stuff (Blue Hell) I think that you'd love it! Very Happy

Mphone · Joined: Jan 19, 2008 Posts: 3 Location: UK

Nice one Tom. Sounds like you've been busy in the *real* world lol.
The new plans for your music sound good...let me know how it goes.
Matt.

Edit: thanks for recommendation btw - will check it out.