Terry Riley - A Rainbow in a curved air - 1969

[RandomTask3000]

Um, dare I ask if there is a score?

[yellowcatme]

triptriptriptriptriptriptrip

[chigaukurasukai]

カッコイイ！cooooooooooooooooool!!!!­!!!!!

[jaredlouche]

Pete Townsend actually has said in interviews that he was inspired to write "Baba O'Riley" after hearing Terry Riley for the first time and that he wanted to write a variation on the theme of 'Curved Air' recontextualized for a rock audience.

[GarnetNW]

No.........Just Deaf. You should read and learn something about Modal Music and then you might understand my comments. I can also draw comparisons with the Byrds "Eight Miles High" and going further back Miles Davis "Kind of Blue".

It's all very obviouse when you know a bit about the history of this music.

[MrMastermind1985]

Awesome!! I got this yamaha YC45-D @home..

it's a mindblowing machine!

[electro257]

the connections with early american minimalism and german electronic is astonishing

[GarnetNW]

And has anyone spotted the connection with The Who Baba O'Riley?

[Fiaganja]

@GarnetNW no, cause there are no connection between them.

[GarnetNW]

@Fiaganja Then you must be fucking deaf

[Fiaganja]

@GarnetNW or the opposite - a tempered listener. every time is listen to a track i don't find comparisons to beatles, pink floyd, led zeppelin or the who....

[GarnetNW]

@Fiaganja Then you must be F****g deaf

[MarkJenkinsMusic]

No - he plays a Yamaha YC45D organ with tape delays

[SuperHappyFucker]

good song to listen to while ya high...

[ondineclaudel]

Does he play on a Hammond org.

[TheTonyrolling1]

incredible musician....