No Roland D50, but I think Akai MPC-60.shadow wrote:Wasn't the loop just a normal Roland D50 present anyway..?
No Roland D50, but I think Akai MPC-60.shadow wrote:Wasn't the loop just a normal Roland D50 present anyway..?
Globetrotterdaz wrote:Can't find another tread to put this on.
Anyone recognise the backing music:
A couple of month ago there was a dutch program about vacation houses and a certain episode used Zoolook, very pleasantly suprised when I heard it!daz wrote:Can't find another tread to put this on.
Anyone recognise the backing music:
Does anyone know if JMJ or Dreyfus get money out of this or not?shadow wrote:A couple of month ago there was a dutch program about vacation houses and a certain episode used Zoolook, very pleasantly suprised when I heard it!daz wrote:Can't find another tread to put this on.
Anyone recognise the backing music:
Interesting… That's one of the films I missed…Dr_Jones wrote:I was watching the film "No" on the Pinochet elections in Chile in the 80s. Apparently, one of the "Yes" campaign commercials used Wooloomooloo, as they showed in the film (they used real video combined with fictional events).
Pity, they do not credit tracks they used. There's some good music in there, the end titles sound like Tangerine Dream.daz wrote:Oxygene 2 comes in later