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Vampires in Tokyo
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Ceremony
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Emerging Patterns
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Transfusion
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Blood on the Monorail
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White Lines/Blood Lines
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The Silent Thief
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Night and the City
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Richard Poyle Nottingham, UK
I've loved electronic music since the 70s when my Dad bought an album of classical music played by Hans Wurman on a modular Moog called "The Moog Strikes Bach". Next it was Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis, then Kraftwerk, OMD and Human League. My first keyboard was a Casio MT70. When I began working, I bought my first synth (Yamaha DX21) instead of a car . I still don't drive. ... more
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