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BBC Radiophonic Workshop

BBC Radiophonic Music (2022 repress)

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The reissue of the 1968 BBC Radiophonic Workshop’s hugely influential 10th anniversary album, featuring remastered early electronic works of John Baker, D...
BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Through A Glass Darkly (Peter Howell) (2020 reissue)

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Peter Howell joined the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in 1974, coming from a career in various psychedelic folk bands, which saw him record five albums with fellow m...
BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Fourth Dimension (2020 reissue)

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Paddy Kingsland was the first Radiophonic composer to see a solo release of his compositions, although he is not credited on the sleeve.
BBC Radiophonic Workshop

BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21 (2016 reissue)

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crucial pieces of sound experimentation history are on this disc – this is a veritable compendium of the weird and the wonderful that’ll make you no...
THE RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP (2019 reissue)
  1. La Grande Pièce de la Foire de la Rue Delaware – Malcolm Clarke / Brio – John Baker
  2. Adagio – Dick Mills
  3. Geraldine – Roger Limb
  4. Bath Time – Malcolm Clarke
  5. Nénuphar – Glynis Jones/Malcolm Clarke
  6. Major Bloodnok’s Stomach – Dick Mills / The Panel Beaters – Paddy Kingsland / Crazy Dazy – Dick Mills
  7. Veils and Mirrors – Glynis Jones
  8. Romanescan Rout – Malcolm Clarke
  9. Schlum Rooli – Glynis Jones
  10. Kitten’s Lullaby – Roger Limb
  11. Waltz Antipathy – Richard Yeoman-Clark
  12. The World of Science – Paddy Kingsland

BBC Radiophonic Workshop

THE RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP (2019 reissue)

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After the release of ‘BBC Radiophonic Music’ (1971), and ‘Fourth Dimension’ (1973), ‘The Radiophonic Workshop’ was the third album to be produced by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, coming out in February 1975.

Where the first album focused on showcasing commissioned TV themes, and the second was mainly Paddy Kingsland’s project, most of the tracks on this album were written by the Workshop’s composers specially for the release, the exceptions being Major Bloodnok’s Stomach, The Panel Beaters and The World of Science. In the early seventies, the equipment and techniques the composers used were at the cutting edge of music technology. As a result this album was an opportunity for them to create music free from the constraints and demands of a television production. As well as featuring both the EMS VCS 3 and EMS Synthi 100 synthesisers, the album was their first to be produced in stereo. “The Radiophonic Workshop is an extraordinarily varied compilation that shows the composers stretching their creative legs beyond the usual confines, and one that has perhaps also been quietly influential down the years.” Mark Ayres