Part three of deep cuts, with music from all over the place.
| I A Moon North Sea Radio Orchestra - I A Moon - THM |
| Introduction and songs with words, eh? |
| Clochers et maisons Demi-Heure - Demi-Heure - private 
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| Solar Winds Lightdreams - Islands in Space - private
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| Farewell Goodbyes Lightdreams - Islands in Space - private
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| Mind and Body Machines Have Landed - Part One - North Shore
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| Next up we will visit the former Yugoslavia, with tracks from Bosnia, Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia
Bosnia's Indexi created the album Modra Rijeka around the poetry of Mak Dizdar. The music is a spacy kind of progressive rock. Slovenia's Izvir produced a late-70s album that alternates early-70s psych moments with some occasional disco-type rhythm. Croatia's Spektar produced one album which incorporated a number of styles; the track here is not dissimilar from a lot of East European "hard prog" from the era. Serbia's Tako produced two albums of Pink Floyd influenced music, mostly instrumental. |
| More Indexi - Modra Rijeka - Croatia Records |
| Popotnik Skozi / Atomski Vek Izvir - Izvir - RTV Ljubjana |
| Dobri Kapetan Spektar - Spektar - Suzy |
| Druga Strana Mene Tako - Tako - Rock Symphony |
| Greece's Iraklis Triantafyllidis (ηρακλης τριανταφυλλιδης) put out a highly collectable double-psych album in the early 70s called Se Allous Kosmous, which you can currently buy for only 1000 Euros! Or you can get one of the many reissues if you want to be cheap about it. He also did a couple more electronic/prog oriented albums in the 80s, one of which I got my paws on and will also play from. |
| Xekinisame Iraklis - Se Allous Kosmous - Ikaros |
| Λέγαμε Iraklis and Lerneia Hydra - I Stigmi - Πολύαυλος |
| Closing the show with a block of music from Venezuela, USSR, and East Germany.
Venezuela's Angel Rada dedicated his first album to Klaus Schulze. Enough said! Yuri Buchma was born in Irkutsk and recorded the album Autoportret (1990) while living in the Ukraine. He has continued to produce increasingly commercial electronic music in the intervening years. Finally we close with some East Berlin School, I guess :). East Germany's Reinhard Lakomy produced albums in a variety of different styles, some more commercial than others. Der Traum von Asgard is one of his electronic albums, so we like it. |
| Panico a las 5 A.M. / Mar de la Tristeza Angel Rada - Upadesa - Uranium |
| Чернобыль, год спустя Yuri Buchma - Autoportret - Melodiya |
| Die gotischen Narren Reinhard Lakomy - Der Traum von Asgard - Amiga |
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6:47 PM, December 31st, 2015