MY NAME IS JOHN CADIGAN AND I HAVE SCHIZOPHRENIA - People Say I’m Crazy: Η μόνη ταινία για την σχιζοφρένεια που έγινε ποτέ, από κάποιον με σχιζοφρένεια

Within a chamber of someone "schizophrenic" in relevant clinic, in the early last century.

Every Sunday the doctors showed "mentally ill persons" on public of "normal" people for amenity and fun.

THE GREATEST ELECTRONIC ALBUMS OF THE 1950S AND 1960S

THE GREATEST ELECTRONIC ALBUMS OF THE 1950S AND 1960S

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Words: Joseph Morpurgo

The great electronic albums of the 1970s get plenty of kudos – but what of their predecessors?

Casual accounts of the history of electronic music tend to point back to familiar sources: Suicide’s babble’n’hum; Cluster, Klaus Schulze and the rest of the Krautrock squad; the stygian mulch-music of early Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle; and of course Kraftwerk’s meticulous robot pop. Further back? Well, that’s when things tend to get a little foggy

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THE GREATEST ELECTRONIC ALBUMS OF THE 1950S AND 1960S

- NOISE MUSIC IS FOR THE CHILDREN - SHOREDITCH EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC SCHOOL , 1969

 Shoreditch Experimental Music School, 1969 

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Worth watching: This vintage (1969) BBC program looks at “experimental music education,” of the time. We’re not sure if it’s the most awesome thing ever – or the most disturbing. Either way, it’s a fascinating look at how some of the avant garde musical approaches of the day – including electronics and system music – were brought into the classroom.

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SHOREDITCH EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC SCHOOL , 1969

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NOISE MUSIC IS FOR THE CHILDREN - THE SHOREDITCH EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC SCHOOL , 1969

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