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[kel]

cheers, F-ZeroOne, looks ace.

obsessed with this cover ATM, I'm a bit slow

[(o)(o)]

Mmmm... might have to have a jam to that looks fun to play.

Both the drums with the 'la la la la la' repeat snare shots.. and the guitar

They've simplified that lead riff quite a bit, here's Marr playing that (@6:20)

[F-ZeroOne]

cheers, F-ZeroOne, looks ace.

You're welcome, footage from "Bubblegum Crisis: Revenge Road", my favourite episode of the series. Speaking of covers...

[Chontler]

[Mark]

Insanely good pool:

[OX mkII]

"You're under a citizens arrest, put your hands on the car and get ready to die"

Ronnie Pickering going to having nothing on this fruitcake.

[(o)(o)]

Edit: That guy has spent so many years filming wild animals, he's turned into one..

[Yak]

[RedOktober]

[KlaxonCow]

Oh. It's Mr. Weebl. That explains everything.

[Firefox]

[Firefox]

I love this sort of video - they make excellent "chill-out TV".



Amazing the results hardcore model-makers can get from simple plastic kits!

[Deckard]

Bit late to this party but I just love early Jarre ripoffs - all using original equipment - only just "discovered" him this week....






Does a mean Jarre cover too -




Album released 2012.

KEBU - To Jupiter and Back, Album Review

If you are a fan of 70's and 80's instrumental synth music from the likes of Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Koto, Harold Faltermeyer, Jan Hammer, Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream then you absolutely have to check out KEBU aka Sebastian Teir. Infact KEBU has stated that his biggest influences are Jarre, Vangelis and Mike Oldfield.

I came across this guy by accident on Youtube and I was instantly hooked. His cover versions of such songs like Le Park, Crockett's Theme and Rendez-vous IV are nothing less than outstanding. Adding a little bit of modern rave into the arrangements brings these classics into the present with a fresh perspective.

KEBU's secret lies in his fondness for the old analogue synths that the old masters originally used. Things like the Roland TR808, 909, Juno 60, Arp Odyssey, Mini Moog, Oberheim Matrix 6R and Korg Polysix to name just a few. Bringing these forgotten pieces of kit back to the fold has revived that retro sound for a new generation. A generation who have had to live in the digital world of music for the past twenty to thirty years. So when I learned that he had released an album I just had to get it.

To Jupiter and Back is KEBU's debut album consisting of twelve outstanding arrangements. Although most of his live sets on Youtube consist of cover versions, his album is completely his own material. That said the influences are obvious. Jean-Michel Jarre seems to be the biggest and there are several tracks that share Jarre's DNA

[Deckard]

Whilst I was nosing I just couldn't resist......

[F-ZeroOne]