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Der Elektrische Traum / Marlon Ramfeld Kassel, Germany
This is Electronic Music 70's Inspired by Sci-Fi and Horror Movies.
Instruments are : Memotron, MU Modular,
Farfisa Syntorchestra, Solina String Ensemble,Theremin, Gibson SG, E-Bass, Minimoog, Oberheim SEM, ASYS-EMS Minisystem,
Teiscord Organ, Farfisa Fast 4, Farfisa OS42-R, Revox B77 + Vari Speed,
ARP Odyssey, Compact Phasing "A", Minipops-7, Crumar Brassman,Elka Rhapsody, Telefunken Echomixer.
... more
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