1972

Funky 2001 Space Odyssey Theme

Deodato

Kewl.

Happy

New

Year !!!

In 1972

Kung Fu

The most amazing western show yet that harrison ford and william shatner and everybody had to do a guest star on.

Off topic, the year we got married, still are, just amazed at what has gone on in the world since then.

Congratulations! That is a feat in itself.
Happy New Year!

Thanks for the early birthday present.

This ^^^

ERm.. 'Oxygene', 'Popcorn' and 'I feel love' are known for being made with those Analogue (discrete components, like an old radio) modular synthesisers, early ARP, Moog and Roland etc; very few digital parts to music tech' around at this time, and if they were they were usually just sequencing (like a piano roll) and not responsible for the sound qualities at all. Digital synths were more the mid-eighties, the Yamaha DX7 had people abandoning 'Analogue' synths in droves, driving down their values, killing Moog ARP etc. and leading to the young and poor of the time being able to get hold of those lovely old machines and invent acid house.

I remember back in the day calling it "electronic music" as I think it was titled while being developed. Perhaps the op was lumping it all together under the misnomered title "digital music"

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1966 Hit song in America, 1967 in Europe.
Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels, "Sock It To Me, Baby!"
In the days when we could still DANCE to rock & roll (i.e. it wasn't demented, possessed, demonic music yet)

The year we were married, still together and he still makes my heart flip.

no digital music existed in 1972

sort of a Titor classic

Synthesized music was sorta digital

I think of Max Von Sydow, who just died, age 90. He was in that movie of which this is the theme