Everybody has heard this. It's just that they don't know where or when and they don't know the composer. This is Vangelis and what he does. It is sound that penetrates the subconsciosness. He captures vibrations, filters them, moulds them and produces a structured piece of music. It is order from chaos. The man is beyond definition.
According to Wikipedia, the types of synthesizers that Vangelis used on "Albedo 0.39" and "Heaven and Hell" are unknown. However, I personally suspect that he's using one or two Moog Minimoogs and one or two ARP Odysseys, seeing that those were the best synths available at the time. Indeed, the bassline on this one and a few of the other sounds do honestly sound like they were created on the former synth.
Vangelis & Jean-Michel Jarre are the best producers of electronic music, in fact my favorites musicians during the 80´s, they are the fathers of Daft Punk, Moby,DJ Tiesto and others more in the actuality
There is a kind of optimistic energy that pervades this whole album. Its a kind of 70s joyousness that I really love. After the 70s much of electronic music got very dark. I love that too, but this is special.
Yes, 1976 technology. The whole album is a classic. I couldn't get some of this tracks out of my head when I bought the LP. It just grows in you. Vangelis, Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michere Jarre opened the doors to many electronic music genre .... oh yes, I almost forgot - the Father of the syth, Robert Moog.
@MrChristian326 Moog definitely made the synthesizer popular, however you should look up Elisha Gray who developed the very first keyboard synth in 1874 !
@coolsdon lyrics aren't needed to make a song, in some cases it's superfluous. It depends what you want to achieve, this stuff goes much deeper than the chew up and spit back out pop you hear so much off, it's original, it doesn't copy anyone or try to fit in a 'description' or 'kind'. It evokes emotions / feelings etc. What's more, they are 'YOUR' emotions, not that of a pop artist trying to put a story in your brain with txt and video .
This brings back memories of listening to WNEW FM DJ Alison Steele late nights in the late 70s. She introduced a whole generation to electronic. RIP Alison, the Night Bird of NYC.
Omg Vangelis get off of my ears, im not homosexual and you are making love to my ears.
You must listen to this with a pro pair of Sennheisers. How he managed to to get so much clarity, space, depth, detail and dynamic in this recording 'in those days', is just amazing.
Back in the 70's I think that I played this LP at full volume until the needle wore from both sides. The neighbors in the adjoining apartments' loved' me. It was worth it!
Oh I was SO in love with this whole vinyl album I wore it out, both sides! Thanx a million for posting this. It has been so buried and overlooked by many in the main stream commercial media that I was beginning to think it was a figment of my '70's era sometime-recreationally-medicated imagination.
Oh I was SO in love with this whole vinyl album I wore it out, both sides! Thanx a million for posting this. It has been so buried and overlooked by many in the main stream commercial media that I was beginning to think it was a figment of my '70's era sometime-recreationally-medicated imagination.
I first heard this during a show at the Royal Academy called Light Fantastic. The music blew me away. We bought all of Vangelis' LP records before I found this particular track in the late 1970s. It is still as fantastic in 2009.
I remember hearing this track for the first time as previewed on, I think, Radio2 as there "track of the week" back in 1976. I was so impressed, I bought it the next weekend. Seriously good peice of Synth writing with up to 1/2 a dozen interwoven themes. Tried to replicate this with a couple of buddies of mine as we are all synth geeks. We did okay, but just needed more keyboards!!!
I really would love to know what synths Vangelis used on this and his other early albums pre-Yamaha CS80, I think I can definately here Rolands and possibly Korgs, and ARP 2500 all over Albedo 0.39
i remember getting turned on to this stuff in the late 70's and it was hard to find. you had to go to the "record store" it was very obscure under the heading "electronica" if you were lucky. in my little town it was as if i had found a gold mine and i needed to buy it all. the rest of my friends were gooned out on Genesis, Rush, and Yes. i tried to get this into my friends heads and they would have no part of it. i quietly listened to it in my room with the headphones on. thanks for posting!
@miahdij Same here, but in the very early 80's. To me it was Vangelis and Jean Michelle Jarre, they are very similar sounding, and both tremendous artists.
If by "gooned out" on Yes means that your friends liked Yes, that would be really ironic because Jon Anderson asked Vangelis to join Yes in 1973. Vangelis refused, and Patrick Moraz joined instead. I think that this is a great piece, even if it is based on a simple blues progression. Somehow, the synth orchestrations made the piece more substantial...
@miahdij I listened to all those groups and early electronica like Vangelis and Tomita. Loved them all, but yes, only my Pink Floyd friends seemed to appreciate the early electronica.
@miahdij I know how you feel , and I too had friends just like that in the 70's, and music has moved on...........2010 more great music is still going on right now, and all my old friends are still listening to Rush and Yes. And now Lady Gaga..You know they never learn!
@Asahel1990 I love his music too. Whats interesting to me is that everytime I hear his music is like hearing the 1st time, it never gets old like other artists. I just cant get enough of it and I've listened it for 15 years now.
@Asahel1990 Add Kitaro, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Kraftwerk, Wendy Carlos and some others and we'll begin to get an interesting list of artists who helped to mainstream the "electronica" genre.
@Asahel1990 - I think both Vangelis & Larry Fast (Synergy) took what W. Carlos started in the late 60's to a new level. There may be other "synth gods" from the time, but they didn't focus on the recording quality and orchestration of what others did. To hear some synth-heavy rock from the same time (e.g. Rick Wakeman), I often wonder how much better it woulda been if one of these others helped engineer the recordings.
Tihs is so good I hardly know how to sit still...but i don´t agree with drchepa... If you been on one of his concert you know that is not crap.... but as they say taste is like the ass, two sides.... :o)
Vangelis- or Mozart of our time- is officially rated the top of the greatest composors of XX (and XXI) century, His music goes deeply into the soul and remains there forever. Jean Michel Jarre is not as Brilliant as Vangelis by far.
Nope, Jarre is a genius. He revolutionized electronic music. Vangelis makes a nice music, but when comes to strict e electronic he doesn't have a chance.
jarre is a crap, he began very strongly but now he has finished like mike oldfield with his tubular bells 4 5 6 or more, jarre the same back again with oxygene when a composer has nothing more to compose goes back again to money, vangelis is always improving and he really makes what HE wants, with all the freedom and the winsdom that he has, AMEN!
I wonder if Vangelis is improving. I like only Blade Runner and 1492 music and some few other tracks - so I consider his old music is the best, but the same when comes to Jarre. It would be great if they will do something good and really new :)
Virtuoso player,composer and person. Along with others like jean michel jarre, but interesting to note the incredible soundtrack blade runner, hard to emulate and compare.
Wow....20 yearS since I last heard this. fantastic........now i'II nhave to go and buy it......and get my awia fixed...... 160w of rwal music power ......
Dom w Dolinie Mgieł Bylińskiego to muzyka w konwencji podobnej do utworów Vangelisa i rzeczywiście mi podpasował, mimo, że na co dzień słucham muzyki nieco cięższej. Muszę przyjrzeć się dokładniej twórczości tego artysty. Dzięki za rekomendację :)
this album is simply spectacular...i love all 9 tracks that's in...albedo 0.39, nucleogenesis, alpha (my favourite)... i have the all discography of vangelis... magic, powerfull, wonder. vangelis rulez
another classic from vangelis... i love this album! altought the sound is nasty, but there are masterpieces like sword of orion albedo and my favourite alpha....
Thanks for putting this track up. I was just starting to buy music in 1976, and Albedo 0.39 was one of the first albums (well, musicassettes, actually) that I bought!
I haven't been able to find out which synthesizers Vangelis used on this album. 1976 would mean that it is pre-Yamaha CS80. I think the ARP 2500 features quite prominently in Albedo 0.39. Would love to know what he used to make those big brassy sweeping sounds
I am so FLIPPING OUT! I purchased this album after hearing this track during intermission at a Foreigner Concert at Cobo Areana in Detroit!! I enjoyed more than the concert. Walked over the sound guy and showed me plain cassette case with " Vangelis" on it. Wow!!!!
The term albedo (derived from albus, a Latin word for "white) is commonly used to applied to the overall average reflection coefficient of an object. For example, the albedo of the Earth is 0.39 Well that is what it was in 1976 when The great Vangelis recorded this what it is now with the advent of global warming. Ice caps melting I don't know? ALBEDO O.30 Maybe?
some sweet info here
rodswebdesign 5 days ago
love the video man
xtremetom180 6 days ago
I can say? goes against nature... fuck!
crimsonfripp85 2 weeks ago
I grew up crafting to Vangelis with my mom; to me all I can think is "Ukrainian egg music!" It's a good thing.
emsavings 1 month ago
Everybody has heard this. It's just that they don't know where or when and they don't know the composer. This is Vangelis and what he does. It is sound that penetrates the subconsciosness. He captures vibrations, filters them, moulds them and produces a structured piece of music. It is order from chaos. The man is beyond definition.
ColinBobbyDartford 2 months ago
@ColinBobbyDartford I'd say that pretty much captures it, yes. =D
emsavings 1 month ago
billions and billions and billions and... well, you get the idea.
Wittgensteinism 2 months ago
the stabs at the start come from the moog prodigy
TheConspiracyHunter 2 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Vangelis
According to Wikipedia, the types of synthesizers that Vangelis used on "Albedo 0.39" and "Heaven and Hell" are unknown. However, I personally suspect that he's using one or two Moog Minimoogs and one or two ARP Odysseys, seeing that those were the best synths available at the time. Indeed, the bassline on this one and a few of the other sounds do honestly sound like they were created on the former synth.
Scifimaster92 5 months ago
Singing diamond stars and flying cars...
nordicpower88 5 months ago
Vangelis & Jean-Michel Jarre are the best producers of electronic music, in fact my favorites musicians during the 80´s, they are the fathers of Daft Punk, Moby,DJ Tiesto and others more in the actuality
Samcancer 6 months ago
The second half is a pure musical orgasm: like Hendrix palying the synthetizer.
In fact I reckon Vangelis as the Hendrix of electronic music.
oliaiguambfigues76 6 months ago
懐かしきNHKラジオSFコーナーのオープニング曲じゃございませんかw
1970年代ですよ
LockheedF22Superstar 11 months ago
PULSTAR
akabilly 1 year ago
There is a kind of optimistic energy that pervades this whole album. Its a kind of 70s joyousness that I really love. After the 70s much of electronic music got very dark. I love that too, but this is special.
skyblueo 1 year ago
This brings back memories :D
Dewwhisper 1 year ago
Yes, 1976 technology. The whole album is a classic. I couldn't get some of this tracks out of my head when I bought the LP. It just grows in you. Vangelis, Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michere Jarre opened the doors to many electronic music genre .... oh yes, I almost forgot - the Father of the syth, Robert Moog.
MrChristian326 1 year ago
@MrChristian326 Moog definitely made the synthesizer popular, however you should look up Elisha Gray who developed the very first keyboard synth in 1874 !
zkxv 1 year ago
1976 tecnology......
drchepa 1 year ago
noticias de la COPE....
drchepa 1 year ago
True Genius
Lightmane321 1 year ago
100% Noticias!!!
marlg10 1 year ago
@drmagricola What song? I don't hear any singing!!
coolsdon 1 year ago
@coolsdon lyrics aren't needed to make a song, in some cases it's superfluous. It depends what you want to achieve, this stuff goes much deeper than the chew up and spit back out pop you hear so much off, it's original, it doesn't copy anyone or try to fit in a 'description' or 'kind'. It evokes emotions / feelings etc. What's more, they are 'YOUR' emotions, not that of a pop artist trying to put a story in your brain with txt and video .
k2kkoos 1 year ago
This was the theme COSMOS BY CARL SAGAN
aloydivi 1 year ago
This was the theme to the tv programme 'Horses Galore' from the 70's!!
coolsdon 1 year ago
@coolsdon Hosted by the gorgeous Susan King . I had the pleasure of meeting her several times in the early Eighties. Lucky ole me!!!
krazyenema 1 year ago
The only bit of this I don't like is the "talking clock" at the end, but that's just a minor niggle. Vangelis rules.
RamBam3000 1 year ago
beep beep beep
Pendor42 1 year ago
This brings back memories of listening to WNEW FM DJ Alison Steele late nights in the late 70s. She introduced a whole generation to electronic. RIP Alison, the Night Bird of NYC.
skyblueo 1 year ago
my new ringtone :D
footwalls 1 year ago
Omg Vangelis get off of my ears, im not homosexual and you are making love to my ears.
You must listen to this with a pro pair of Sennheisers. How he managed to to get so much clarity, space, depth, detail and dynamic in this recording 'in those days', is just amazing.
DonJuanDeMarco2 1 year ago
@DonJuanDeMarco2 correction u r homosexual. tell the guy behind u i said try not to turn that brown eye blue
chingpowping 1 year ago
@chingpowping Its pink actually. Clearly yours leaks, you should try tampons.
DonJuanDeMarco2 1 year ago
La música del futuro del pasado.
gqsalas72 1 year ago
Magandang Gabi, Bayan! Sa Ulo ng Mga Balita!
lianlaspinas 1 year ago
Lindo demais.
chirleydantas 1 year ago
I think it's from the original "TV Patrol"(1987-1992)
17johnpaolo 1 year ago
OMG, I needed that !
Snowflake70 1 year ago
Got the LP
STCCLover 1 year ago
theme music for TV Patrol and The World Tonight (1987-1995)
lianlaspinas 1 year ago
@lianlaspinas Also
edmund184 1 year ago
Back in the 70's I think that I played this LP at full volume until the needle wore from both sides. The neighbors in the adjoining apartments' loved' me. It was worth it!
romac53 1 year ago
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romac53 1 year ago
a moterway tune
bilbobagins1951 1 year ago
maybe the first song I had heard of this genre it wasn't the last
madnezz1 1 year ago
Eternal!
Ever New and fresh!
Amazing - who needs imagination when listening to Vangelis!
katherine3486 1 year ago
Oh I was SO in love with this whole vinyl album I wore it out, both sides! Thanx a million for posting this. It has been so buried and overlooked by many in the main stream commercial media that I was beginning to think it was a figment of my '70's era sometime-recreationally-medicated imagination.
romac53 1 year ago
Oh I was SO in love with this whole vinyl album I wore it out, both sides! Thanx a million for posting this. It has been so buried and overlooked by many in the main stream commercial media that I was beginning to think it was a figment of my '70's era sometime-recreationally-medicated imagination.
romac53 1 year ago
This is one of my favorites by Vangelis. Turn it up!!!
Lightmane321 1 year ago
Pulstar no Pulsar
MICKELESAMPEI 1 year ago
@MICKELESAMPEI nope...its spelt 'pulsar' ,same as on the album n single.
SUNSHINESBETER 1 year ago
it is good
Mrsdoubdaki 1 year ago
Just Amazing !!! Timeless, is a classic that's a piece that is going to last forever !!!
desdanova3 1 year ago 7
Now Vangelis is the true master of eletronic music. Simply Fantastic.
CornishEnglish 1 year ago 5
omg XD
1787dude 2 years ago 3
Theme song of TV Patrol (1987-92) original theme
jakebiaco 2 years ago 2
I wonder if Vangelis knows that Francis Monkman ripped this off as the BBC "Think Again" theme tune in 1983. Very similar, using a Prophet 5 AFAIK
jaycee1980 2 years ago 2
This masterwork is a classic of all time.
MisterQuizzz 2 years ago 3
1:33 ?
MayloKydavio 2 years ago
I first heard this during a show at the Royal Academy called Light Fantastic. The music blew me away. We bought all of Vangelis' LP records before I found this particular track in the late 1970s. It is still as fantastic in 2009.
westhoughtonian 2 years ago 2
I remember hearing this track for the first time as previewed on, I think, Radio2 as there "track of the week" back in 1976. I was so impressed, I bought it the next weekend. Seriously good peice of Synth writing with up to 1/2 a dozen interwoven themes. Tried to replicate this with a couple of buddies of mine as we are all synth geeks. We did okay, but just needed more keyboards!!!
legionsofalbion 2 years ago
Esto me recuerda a la serie de tv Cosmos de Carl Sagan, simplemente lo MEJOR.
MrThylo 2 years ago
I really would love to know what synths Vangelis used on this and his other early albums pre-Yamaha CS80, I think I can definately here Rolands and possibly Korgs, and ARP 2500 all over Albedo 0.39
U5096 2 years ago
@U5096 Don't forget Oberhiems
UrbanCrunkMovement 2 years ago
He has got some sweet Synths at his disposal. It makes a lot of difference.
Not to detract from his abilities and talents.
Sixalienasa 2 years ago
MAGANDANG GABI BAYAN!!!!!!
Sa ulo ng mga nagbabagang balita........
jmramos0109 2 years ago
Класс!!!
imperatorakiro 2 years ago
WoW great song!!!
SuGaR3217 2 years ago
Muito muito demais esse som,o Vangelis tem cada trilha sonora de tirar o chapeu,é um músico Fantástico.
marquim196 2 years ago
Sounds futuristic, even now.
It is even sad that there is no more future ambiance like this, today :-(
erixoff 2 years ago 4
I'm so glad I learned about this.
ISDP1337 2 years ago
Awesome light years ahead
purplepoodle1970 2 years ago 2
king of the 'synth'
funkmonkey06 2 years ago
het clubhuis staat in de brand xD nice memories off childhood programs again 5/5
collin341 2 years ago
i remember getting turned on to this stuff in the late 70's and it was hard to find. you had to go to the "record store" it was very obscure under the heading "electronica" if you were lucky. in my little town it was as if i had found a gold mine and i needed to buy it all. the rest of my friends were gooned out on Genesis, Rush, and Yes. i tried to get this into my friends heads and they would have no part of it. i quietly listened to it in my room with the headphones on. thanks for posting!
miahdij 2 years ago 48
@miahdij Same here, but in the very early 80's. To me it was Vangelis and Jean Michelle Jarre, they are very similar sounding, and both tremendous artists.
mariusbrabus 1 year ago
@miahdij
If by "gooned out" on Yes means that your friends liked Yes, that would be really ironic because Jon Anderson asked Vangelis to join Yes in 1973. Vangelis refused, and Patrick Moraz joined instead. I think that this is a great piece, even if it is based on a simple blues progression. Somehow, the synth orchestrations made the piece more substantial...
russumm1 1 year ago
@miahdij haha so cool
Zentrpoint 1 year ago
@miahdij I listened to all those groups and early electronica like Vangelis and Tomita. Loved them all, but yes, only my Pink Floyd friends seemed to appreciate the early electronica.
supobostarman 1 year ago
@miahdij I know how you feel , and I too had friends just like that in the 70's, and music has moved on...........2010 more great music is still going on right now, and all my old friends are still listening to Rush and Yes. And now Lady Gaga..You know they never learn!
tonkehar 1 year ago
verry good !!!!!!!!!
RAMSSSES2 2 years ago 2
beautiful
svdragunov91 2 years ago 2
Vangelis is WONDERFUL!!!!!!
mihayyyyyy 2 years ago
this makes me want to train for the olympics
niallio77 2 years ago 3
you're thinking of "chariots of fire". this is supposed to make you want to bend space and jump into alternate dimensions
walter0bz 2 years ago
5*****
ciwan6321 2 years ago
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Zajebiste kurwa!
FllashLight 2 years ago
I think Vangelis is one of the most important figures ever in the direction "electronic music"
i love his music, nearly everything is only wonderful!
Asahel1990 2 years ago 27
@Asahel1990 I love his music too. Whats interesting to me is that everytime I hear his music is like hearing the 1st time, it never gets old like other artists. I just cant get enough of it and I've listened it for 15 years now.
Mtbfanro 1 year ago
@Asahel1990 Add Kitaro, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Kraftwerk, Wendy Carlos and some others and we'll begin to get an interesting list of artists who helped to mainstream the "electronica" genre.
Switcher1972 1 year ago 2
@Asahel1990 - I think both Vangelis & Larry Fast (Synergy) took what W. Carlos started in the late 60's to a new level. There may be other "synth gods" from the time, but they didn't focus on the recording quality and orchestration of what others did. To hear some synth-heavy rock from the same time (e.g. Rick Wakeman), I often wonder how much better it woulda been if one of these others helped engineer the recordings.
xnonsuchx 1 year ago
Tihs is so good I hardly know how to sit still...but i don´t agree with drchepa... If you been on one of his concert you know that is not crap.... but as they say taste is like the ass, two sides.... :o)
Qwizz76 2 years ago
Inesquecível!!!
whitedatte 2 years ago
Incrivel!!!!!!!!!* * * * *.
4yn5 2 years ago
tv patrol
numey 2 years ago
No soy un entusiasta de la musica electronica pero esto es fabuloso Vangelis es un virtuoso en todos los cammpos. Excelente...
jorgebcn59 2 years ago 3
Lindo*-*
Gavikka 2 years ago
so good to hear again,had this as an old style vinyl LP years ago
tailscat 2 years ago
Wonderful music!!! Magnific sounds!!!
fitoterasim 2 years ago
vangelis beats jarre any day!!!
alexnordh 2 years ago
In any way. Equinoxe, Oxygene - unbeatable. Vangelis has few nice tracks, but...
Pawels87 2 years ago
Vangelis- or Mozart of our time- is officially rated the top of the greatest composors of XX (and XXI) century, His music goes deeply into the soul and remains there forever. Jean Michel Jarre is not as Brilliant as Vangelis by far.
TheSahara65 2 years ago 3
Nope, Jarre is a genius. He revolutionized electronic music. Vangelis makes a nice music, but when comes to strict e electronic he doesn't have a chance.
Pawels87 2 years ago
jarre is a crap, he began very strongly but now he has finished like mike oldfield with his tubular bells 4 5 6 or more, jarre the same back again with oxygene when a composer has nothing more to compose goes back again to money, vangelis is always improving and he really makes what HE wants, with all the freedom and the winsdom that he has, AMEN!
drchepa 2 years ago
I wonder if Vangelis is improving. I like only Blade Runner and 1492 music and some few other tracks - so I consider his old music is the best, but the same when comes to Jarre. It would be great if they will do something good and really new :)
Pawels87 2 years ago
Can't we just like both?
Greensmurf 2 years ago
Virtuoso player,composer and person. Along with others like jean michel jarre, but interesting to note the incredible soundtrack blade runner, hard to emulate and compare.
desdanova3 2 years ago
No wonder I like electronic music! this was the first thing I heard when I was born :)
hamoid 2 years ago 2
this music will never be dated, one of the best tracks by vangelis ever.
slitmalta2 2 years ago 3
I also like Conquest of paradise, chariots of fire, Alpha and Spiral and ofcourse this great song :D
5/5
kowithpain5 2 years ago 4
I think Pinta, Nina, Santa Maria(Into Eternity) is Vangelis's best piece.
andreiclawhammer 2 years ago
It might sound a bit dated now, but this was cutting-edge stuff in 1976. Very cool to hear it after all these years.
firstmusic00 2 years ago
great piece of music
LalalandE2008 2 years ago
Hey, from Cosmos right? sweet.
theatheisticlown 2 years ago
I remember this album from my teen years, awesome.
tarsupial 2 years ago 3
Omigosh! Haven't heard this since I was a kid! I could still remember the tune (finger-tapping ;)) Thanks loads for the upload!
TrueCourse 2 years ago 3
I remember the advertisements on KROQ/LA for this album when it first came out.
One of the first Vangelis LP's I bought
stynqueone 2 years ago
süperrr
ciwan6321 2 years ago
süpe rya
magandayarrak 2 years ago
Fantastic! Although this track is actually called Pulstar, despite the actual spinning neutron star being called a pulsar...
ryttu3k 3 years ago
Ha ha awesome song. My friend recomends all this crazy stuff from when he was young...
WillC1177 3 years ago
a great track by vamgelis with its changing sounds a typial vangellis number thanks for the upload
mrdee11091 3 years ago
great music
kaiserwilhelm23 3 years ago
very nice i start to lit sen vangelis in 1976 i use to lit sen lots the 70's and 80 's now only time to time !!! great job
echoes707 3 years ago
wonderful piece of music
kaiserwilhelm23 3 years ago
Wow....20 yearS since I last heard this. fantastic........now i'II nhave to go and buy it......and get my awia fixed...... 160w of rwal music power ......
theonlyhalf 3 years ago
I can't hear :48 and not hear cats.
Love this song, either way.
sirkamon 3 years ago
VANGELIS THE GREEK ALL STAR
almant2 3 years ago
The best of the best
xaniared 3 years ago 2
i think you mean the music, but where is the video?
titatus08 3 years ago
what video?
xaniared 3 years ago
Niesamowita płyta/Amazing Record
PASJONAT51 3 years ago
Close Encounters or what!!!!beautiful!!!!loved it!!!!God is good love Chris
Topher4334 3 years ago
Vangelis got me into electronic music. This song alone hooked me into buying 16 vintage analog synthesizers and counting.
JohnAL1970 3 years ago
This guy is a genius..
Genchmen 3 years ago
Great a piece of music, but I also recommend you Marek Biliński (e.g. "Dom w dolinie mgieł")
ET40 3 years ago
Dom w Dolinie Mgieł Bylińskiego to muzyka w konwencji podobnej do utworów Vangelisa i rzeczywiście mi podpasował, mimo, że na co dzień słucham muzyki nieco cięższej. Muszę przyjrzeć się dokładniej twórczości tego artysty. Dzięki za rekomendację :)
retaliatorek 3 years ago
Amazing!
"Pulsar" is a great classic.
VANGELIS in the begining...
KARLITOS61 3 years ago 2
VANGELIS THE GREAT!
parthasarathy4u 3 years ago
this album is simply spectacular...i love all 9 tracks that's in...albedo 0.39, nucleogenesis, alpha (my favourite)... i have the all discography of vangelis... magic, powerfull, wonder. vangelis rulez
kingoftwilight80 3 years ago
the album is very good, but the sound is a creep, china and la opera sauvage are too very very good works....
drchepa 3 years ago
Rockin! I was looking for this. I was into Vangelis before I got into Yanni.. good times indeed :)
AsaLothario 3 years ago
The first time I heard this piece I was blwn away. Vangelis is one of a kind.
crazysif 3 years ago 2
vangelis is the best
ancalites 3 years ago 5
wooouw.....amazing
mali1sh 3 years ago 7
Bangin'. Pioneering rave music. Of course, it's much better than the Scooter version.
DieSchwartzmann 3 years ago 2
i remember this theme on ABS-CBN... it is used by the world tonight, tv patrol & news advisory....
bbpatrol 3 years ago 4
I would love to find out if Foreigner found that out.
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago 2
Perfect sound, great recording.
wizzboy76 3 years ago 2
james last does a great arrangement of this can be found on the cd james last in the royal albert hall live 2007
adeeboy 3 years ago 2
This used to be the old ESPN theme
koonterllisious 3 years ago 3
i love this song..hehehehhehe..it used to be the sound track of "TV Patrol" a leading primetime tv news in the philippines..
domatoshi 3 years ago 6
This....song....RULES!!!!!!
devonherrington 3 years ago 3
another classic from vangelis... i love this album! altought the sound is nasty, but there are masterpieces like sword of orion albedo and my favourite alpha....
drchepa 3 years ago 2
Thanks for putting this track up. I was just starting to buy music in 1976, and Albedo 0.39 was one of the first albums (well, musicassettes, actually) that I bought!
arwelp 3 years ago 5
One of my favorites. Very powerful. I use it as workout music.
lionmanner 3 years ago 3
é a melhor coisa que já ouvi em termos musicais , o futuro é aqui. the best music. the future now...
philokiko 3 years ago 5
Good God, I've got this album ''somewhere'', its just FANTASTIC to hear it again, thankyou so much for posting, truly timeless!!!!!
mruresm8 4 years ago 2
Wow, I love the end of the song: the speaking clock.
You know, that voice belongs to Pat Simmons, who was the British Telecom Speaking Clock from 1963 until 1984.
Refrescospepito 4 years ago 4
Thank you, this has encouraged me to 'sod the expense' and buy a load more CD's of V's :o)
Cwisteeen 4 years ago 3
I can say the best theme EVER in the music world, also with the Magma Dragoon's theme
RikVideoMan 4 years ago
One of the bests songs EVER and one of the bests in Vangelis. Great video.
RikVideoMan 4 years ago
And the real name is Pulstar not Pulsar.
RikVideoMan 4 years ago 5
Actually, it's PULSAR - a type of a neutron star.
retaliatorek 3 years ago
The name of the track, unlike the star, is actually Pulstar. I used to be confused too. :)
dotjean 3 years ago 4
I haven't been able to find out which synthesizers Vangelis used on this album. 1976 would mean that it is pre-Yamaha CS80. I think the ARP 2500 features quite prominently in Albedo 0.39. Would love to know what he used to make those big brassy sweeping sounds
U5096 4 years ago 3
There was some great synthesizer music in the 70s, like this, Jean Michel Jarre's Oxygene, and Popcorn by Hot Butter.
back2frinky 4 years ago 3
I am so FLIPPING OUT! I purchased this album after hearing this track during intermission at a Foreigner Concert at Cobo Areana in Detroit!! I enjoyed more than the concert. Walked over the sound guy and showed me plain cassette case with " Vangelis" on it. Wow!!!!
OrionDenali 4 years ago 5
HA HA HA.
I would love to find out if Foreigner found that out.
SCECountZero 4 years ago
The term albedo (derived from albus, a Latin word for "white) is commonly used to applied to the overall average reflection coefficient of an object. For example, the albedo of the Earth is 0.39 Well that is what it was in 1976 when The great Vangelis recorded this what it is now with the advent of global warming. Ice caps melting I don't know? ALBEDO O.30 Maybe?
jimsim3 4 years ago 3
Love this track....thanks for posting..
mark56122 4 years ago 3
I'm glad you've enjoyed it. I love it too. The whole album is great. Reminds me of my childhood...
retaliatorek 4 years ago
At last ! Thank you very much for posting this fantastic track - (complete). Vangelis deserves a statue - or whatever he likes :).
KopKoenKrab 4 years ago 3
Yeah, to my surprise YouTube lacked this splendid track. I thought it was worth changing. And so - here it is ;))))
retaliatorek 4 years ago