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Uploaded by on Jul 6, 2006

Varese-Edgard-and-Le-Corbusier_Poeme-Electronique_1958

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  • After I watched and listened to this, I kinda expected my phone to ring and voice telling me that I only have seven days to live. It's that level of disturbingness. And I like it.

  • 2:06 - R2-D2 solo

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  • @shazgoh haha ya its the first "attempt" at electronic music

  • who made the video?

  • OOOOOOOOOGGGGGGGGGAAAAAAAAAAA OGGGGGGGAAYYYYYYYAEAHHHHHH!

  • I was ten years old and I went into this pavillion at the Brusell's World's Fair and they were playing this really weird music and there were some random images that they projected here and there. The inside was all concrete with slopes and angles. I left and I thought, "I''ll just wait until they have a Youtube video of this nuttiness."

  • yeahhh !! the best ....

  • My first impression is that I am stuck inside an estranged Sci-Fi series and being hurtled through space and time. . .

  • I still can't get the point of this 'music'. Lol.

  • Music-

    Sound that is created, manipulated, or utilized by living entities–humans in particular–and is intended for at least some kind of audience, be it just for the composer(s), or for millions of others.

  • ....And then acid was invented

  • So this is where Willy Wonka got the clips for when the boat was going through the tunnels?

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