RUSSE / St GEORGE / VORHAUS ?– STANDARD MUSIC LIBRARY LP - ELECTRONIC, VG ++)
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Description

Artist: Russe/ St George/ Vorhaus

Title: Electronic Music

Date: 1969

Record label: Standard Music Library

Catalogue of no: ESL 102

Condition of disc: Very good ++ 

Condition of sleeve: Excellent

Notes: Li de la Russe & Nikki St. George are in fact Delia Derbyshire & Brian Hodgson of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and Unit Delta Plus. They are credited as simply Russe and St. George on the sleeve and label.

These recordings were used in the BBC television series The Tomorrow People (1973-1979). Side A, tracks 1 to 9 and all of side B appear on the Trunk Records release The Tomorrow People (Original Television Music) [JBH 017].

Most of the tracks are given a short library description as to their nature:

Lure of the Space Goddess - Slow, melodic and spatial expansion
Battle Theme - Heavy industrial, non-melodic
Homeric Theme - Slow pulsating, atonal melody
Greek Concrete - Violent, abstract, non-melodic
Attack of the Alien Minds - Atonal, psycho-physiological
Gothic Submarine - Abstract, non-rhythmic
Whirring Menace - Eerie, high pitched slow pulsed
Souls in Space - Abstract, despairing cries
Time Capsule - Abstract, pulsating harmonic chord
Restless Relays - Rhythmic, humorous
Planetarium - Non-rhythmic
Wet Asteroid - Non-melodic, non-rhythmic
Way Out - Melodic and rhythmic
Fresh Aire - Rhythmic and happy
Delia's Theme - Waltz tempo, complete theme
Tentative Delia - Waltz tempo, non-thematic
Delia's Idea - Four legged waltz
Delia's Psychadelian Waltz - Melodic and rhythmic
Delia's Resolve - Get up and go, melodic
Delia's Dream - Melodic, floating waltz
Delia's Reverie - Thoughtful, melodic
Delia's Fulfilment - Waltz, theme melody
Build Up To... - Menacing crescendo, non-melodic
Snide Rhythms - Non-melodic, free-form rhythm

 

Guide to record condition

MINT: No scuffs, scratches, blotches, stains, labels, writing, tears or splits. Simply perfect.
NEAR MINT: A Record that may have one or two tiny, minor flaws such as light paper scuffs from sliding in and out of the sleeves that do not affect play.
EXCELLENT: A Record has been handled and played either very little or very carefully. The vinyl may have lost some but not all of it's original lustre or have a slight scratch that doesn't affect play.
VERY GOOD: A Record that displays visible signs of handling and playing such as loss of vinyl lustre, light surface scratches, groove wear and spindle trails. A VG record may look like it will have some audible surface noise when it is played, although any noise should not overwhelm the music or ruin the listening experience.
GOOD: The Record is well played, with any number of defects such as complete loss of surface sheen, obvious surface noise, etc. 

 


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