Various Artists - Remote Viewing #2 (1989, Progressive Electronic)

[@TheMusicolophile]

I believe it may be possible that KZbin will serve as vindication for millions of unknown artists all over the world. Exciting times.

[@hobbymanx9200]

As an obscure artist besides this car guy acc plus random comments, that’ll really be cool. I hope YT algorithm digs up the bones of forgotten and unseen gems.

[@TheDigitalVillain]

🥲🙏

[@devaux1904]

youtube certainly guided me here.. its been helpful many times.. the algorithms show you what they think you need.

[@BarryWarne]

@@hobbymanx9200 what I found effective is building up playlists of this kind of music and then let those play overnight (on mute) . . . eventually randomness ensues and discovery prevails

[@G8tr1522]

​@@BarryWarne actually, just simply adding it to a playlist and watching for 5 seconds is good enough.

[@tlmoscow]

Imagine listening to this atmospheric music and an ad for some travel app comes on at twice the volume. Good old KZbin.

[@Howardlandscapingllc]

“No way, that’s not possible!” *It’s 2007 and KZbin has no ads*

[@ratherheady]

The one service I gladly pay for 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Howardlandscapingllc]

@@ratherheady Bandcamp, keep the .wav files and can play offline…forever

[@ratherheady]

@@Howardlandscapingllc bb goirl. Great suggestion! Except I have a band camp subscription already… BUT band camp can’t teach me how to deconstruct a watch to refit a mainspring or provide deep dive videos on psychology and symbolism or update me on reports of current ongoings in other countries while also providing music that is not on bandcamp because the bands no longer exist/didn’t exist in the time of bandcamp/ will not be re-released to where I can find them on bandcamp ☹️ You understand that though so I don’t need to say that! Thnx bb have a good day

[@EricUngerMusic]

pay for premium, it is so worth it

[@EricAndre615]

Algorithm strikes again. This is absolutely amazing. So many great artists and music lost to time.

[@captainmordrum]

Yup same here ....never would've discovered it otherwise ......

[@omnisexualmindblower]

Oh wow, the one time when something beyond our control works in our favor. Almost makes you want to believe in miracles or the sanctity of life. But, let's not fool ourselves... (New Age Hippie response: "I feel, like, you are, like, sending off a lot of, like, negative energy vibes or whatever, and I feel, like, you should just, you know, like, I dunno..." My response: "Why don't you shove your plastic crystal up your fanny!")

[@analogikkortex]

Now it ain't lost, it's up to us, Indiana Jones' of music, to spread and listen at the proper moment.

[@Hyberus]

R.N. Andrews' music is on Bandcamp under the name Rob Andrews. It's all pay-what-you-want too

[@technoman9000]

Imagine hearing this on the radio at 2 AM in 1989... mind blowing.

[@That_Idiot_Bass_Player]

That probably did happen- CBC radio used to have an overnight program back then called Brave New Waves. They played a mix of music and some nights it was music like this. It was nice (but also frustrating) that it had minimal intrusions from the dj

[@Dharma_Bum]

It was. Mid 80s to mid 90s were incredible

[@rustyshackleford1114]

On coast to coast am with art bell,no less.

[@origamihirn]

lol nobody played this on the radio even back then

[@Pavel_Sivak1234]

@@origamihirn College radio existed and you would hear stuff like this(and way more) if you lived near a major city in the US. Boston had/has the record hospital 95.3, Newton college 90.3, etc.

[@danielbeller972]

Underground music on cassettes. That was what made the 80's such creative and original.

[@monohedron9633]

You might find it surprising, but in 2024, lots of underground music is made (way more in fact than in 1989, because it's far easier and cheaper), and heaps of tapes are still being made for sale. This concerns mostly electronic music. If you go to say, bandcamp, you'll find hundreds of unknown artists selling their own tapes. Nowadays, with tapes, things can go many ways: there are some artists home-recording (and selling) the tapes with their music, there are those who record them themselves and get labels only to distribute them, finally there are cassette foundries that will, just like in the 1980s, take order to produce a run of tapes professionally. I know what I'm saying cause I myself had my album released on tape, In summary, I would say there is far more underground music, and *unfortuntaely* it is harder to find it because of all the "static", i.e. it is far *more* accessible. These are just way different times.

[@anSealgair]

Bandcamp is the place for underground music on cassettes today, believe me. Also LPs and music on VHS and Minidisc.

[@monohedron9633]

@@anSealgair Wow on VHS? I haven't seen that!

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

It's truly incredible how many music genres exist. I'm currently stuck on this early 80s stuff and dungeon synth.

[@androide81]

Imagine You receive this cassette as a gift in 1989. One good day, around 3AM, it's raining outside, You plug in your headphones to your personal stereo and press play, You are transported by the music. Yes, I wish I could be the one in that 1989 night

[@lunarmist428]

1989 had a lot of great nights....but I was lost..now I'm found...even in those pointless , no direction times, I was being protected & led. Provided for & loved....Thank you JESUS.

[@crass340]

@@lunarmist428 why were you lost?

[@lunarmist428]

@@crass340 I hadn't found JESUS

[@frankvazquez5974]

@@lunarmist428 You know Jesus? That is awesome.

[@rb-mf5sl]

@@frankvazquez5974 I know Kung Fu

[@rolfebowers2826]

No algorithm, only people, saying: “…I think you’ll like this”. Ur part of a secret relay. it’s not an illusion.

[@JimTheCurator]

This is the secret society.

[@acarvajal23]

Causality brought me here. This had me hypnotized from start to end, what a journey.

[@MegaCirse]

Créer de bonnes chansons est à la fois une mort et une naissance. Les sons contenus dans ce disque sont en fin de vie. Pourtant, elles existent dans un état d'énergie potentielle permanente, tout comme le souvenir d'une âme décédée aura toujours le pouvoir de nous émouvoir 🕊😎

[@joewag88]

Highly listenable stuff. I hope the artists are still around to appreciate the attention their good work is getting today.

[@nikitahichoii482]

I believe in the future there will be a lot of young people who'll grow up listening to random albums that appeared in their YT recomendations and will end up creating a new music genre based on lo-fi aesthetics, eclectic musical influences, and rejection of intentional mainstream appeal

[@TremblingBeauty]

You could argue that's already soooort of happened with vaporwave but I see what you're saying. Would be cool nonetheless though!

[@T_D_B_]

You forgot generative synth racks 😊

[@kotobaza2099]

KZbin just rehashes what was already shared on blogs like 10-20 years ago

[@thenightbladefeeds]

I started making music in 2012 when I was 16 years old and you've accurately described my entire artistic ethos - it's already happened and is continuing to

[@anabltc]

@@kotobaza2099 yes, tnx KZbin😀never too late for good music 🔥

[@Colortiniz]

The algorithm brought me to these rhythms. It knows me well. Love it, thanks for sharing this.

[@alexbusoni]

good music! in those days there were still analog synths, when I was only 9 years old, it’s a pity that I didn’t have the opportunity to listen to it then

[@500usd4]

Mesh is a beast of a track. Greg was cooking with that one

[@life_of_riley88]

"Remote Viewing" is such an appropriate title. If you know anything about that actual program and the science behind it, this is what I imagine Targ and Putoff scheming some fantastic montage of human-psy information gathering to. . .

[@Bartyron]

A146B13 are stunning tracks. Thanks for sharing. And great quality upload of a CrO2 cassette tape.

[@guilhermesartorato93]

What a compilation, I don't even know which tracks I liked the most because everything was sooo good...

[@pluto2179]

I'm loving these vintage progressive electronic music compilations. Thank you!

[@Anatoli_Vikulov]

Это было написано в 1989 году? Невероятно. Спасибо Жан Мишель Жарру, вдохнувшему душу в синтезатор.

[@JohnSmith-us6vu]

very interesting tracklist. my fav - Greg Truckell - Mesh

[@unadomandaperte]

Remote Viewing, Network 23. Tangerine Dream-Exit ❤❤❤❤❤

[@DJTSYGAN]

Mindblowing. Would die to have a digital copy of "Greg Truckell - Mesh" in good quality

[@BarryWarne]

this music is why I succumb to algorithms and welcome them with open arms as my new overlords

[@jdgonzo1982]

don't you just love that feeling of not knowing what's coming? will a bassline come in...will drums start soon...the way less can impress never fails to mess with my head...

[@djfrustrationPTTP]

I’d love to be able to enjoy this on cassette.

[@devaux1904]

great set... also in 89.. makes it even more striking.

[@seaneno4841]

This is so full of awesome spacey jams. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@madhusudan]

Algo offered, I accepted *based on the intriguing album title

[@wighttoan]

Jeepers, this sure is nifty. Subscribed.

[@johnupdate]

love the cover artwork😀👍

[@JT-wl8tc]

LUCK BROUGHT ME HERE.

[@fbipossamai]

This channel is pure gold. Thank you for another great upload! It's truly incredible to have access to all this excellent music that, for some reason, remained obscure and pretty much unknown for so long. You are shining a light on amazing art and giving it the spotlight it deserves. Keep up the good work!

[@guillermorayabatanero6623]

99% we are here cause the algorithm ? This is simply magic, reay for a new amazing musical discovery

[@tubbiele2]

Well, the algorithm knows I dig this stuff. Check Dave Jones

[@blazejgrygiel]

This is purely beautiful

[@spaceworld2000]

Loving this!! Very reminiscent of my favorite early Coil works... I must look deeper into these artists, thanks for sharing the album with us :)

[@BIGFATGAYRETARD]

Thank you for doing God's work. ❤❤

[@baggierols73]

Makes me think this is what electronic music would have evolved into if it wasn't for the House Music revolution. Fascinating listen

[@darladoon]

I think Ninja Tune filled that gap

[@Jay-fl5pl]

The house revolution was already underway when this LP came out

[@darladoon]

@@Jay-fl5pl that was OP’s point

[@jackcimino8822]

@@darladoon What Ninja Tune albums or EPs do you recommend?

[@darladoon]

@@jackcimino8822 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jISuiZl6gtWkpNUsi=xn1pcnJck0DZHFW8

[@NeilWheatley]

"A5: R. N. Andrews - Chinese Dentist Time" is a pretty great one

[@weedylock]

Music like this makes you dream and and your mind wonder in another dimentions:D

[@quinnthereaux7719]

also I gotta say this cover art is phenomenal, so is the art for the first compilation

[@hervedumont6226]

Wonderful set of tracks

[@kevvymac]

I was searching KZbin for Drivin' Around Song" by Colt Ford and I ended up here!

[@adamwright4135]

Am hearing serious Krautrock influences here - particularly Cluster

[@NOWtheband]

Definitely. 🙂 I also hear lot's of other German music similarities like Tyndall, Rheingold, Popol Vuh, Harald Grosskopf, Deutsche Wertarbeit und Riechmann.

[@JDMcHenry]

I’d love to remote view a nice pair myself..

[@augustopalma]

What a pleasant surprise this one, thanks for sharing!

[@H-mu4bo]

Listened to this right through the car stereo. Fantastic. Track 13 "Mystic Sequence" is my favourite, it has a 80's cool groove like a Giorgio Moroder soundtrack. Gorgeous! Even Track 14 "Star city" has Moroder elements too.

[@artiegohome]

Wonder if the master recordings still exist. Given the extraordinary rise in popularity of retro synth music, a reissue of these compilations would likely sell very well.

[@TremblingBeauty]

That's an interesting thought. I have no clue how well these tapes originally sold in the day, but like you said the popularity of music like this has increased tenfold with the internet. I can't think of many cassette albums from this time that have gotten the remaster treatment though.

[@neonorange]

I’m only 3 tracks in, and I can already tell that I would buy reissues of both tapes immediately

[@l3eatalphal3eatalpha]

Chrome, but no Dolby. Wish I had a chance to have mastered this, but thanks to the artists and channel. Love the romance of the time when an underground was not just possible, but the default.

[@origamihirn]

The comments section is full of what it seems bots who have just discovered 0.0001% of the rare music that's on youtube for years for the first time, but great compilation nonetheless

[@eIicit]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@esc8engn]

Thank you for preserving this gem! Liked and subbed :)

[@paulnam4488]

Sublime. These record time. They reveal alternatives.

[@quinnthereaux7719]

gosh dang this some good bleep bloops

[@lunarmist428]

Who dat ? say who dat ?..when I say who dat ?

[@Melomanoadicto717]

Llego del cielo esta data

[@D2Meep]

More please

[@danabrahams7892]

First track is class

[@a.nobodys.nobody]

Interesting. Looking forward to it , thanks

[@scottl.1568]

What in the world?!😮

[@gatorhand]

really awesome, can't wait for vol 3 to drop.

[@TremblingBeauty]

No volume 3 exists to my knowledge :(

[@BreakfastIsImportant]

This is a pathway you’ll need a solid set of sea legs to walk

[@busssk-d3h]

Yooo this is it

[@someonetookmynick]

gracias algoritmo

[@mansize6622]

Fine collection .

[@fooseball131]

This is incredible

[@orchidcut]

Once again I say thank you KZbin algorithm

[@40mmmm23]

Thank you for being a channel

[@qwazdyn]

way too hectic chunes this is amazing

[@VrillonAura2012]

Great Tape thanks for sharing this !

[@johndutchman]

'89 was a great year for music .. let's see whatchu got . .

[@SovarotisMhden]

The track at 17:08 scared the hell out of me love this mix

[@oliver5976]

Good tunes!!!! ❤

[@alshaw3882]

Absolute .

[@mindtime5842]

This channel is the best, thank you so much

[@trustytrest]

Many tracks are bangers. Then there's Magenta Mirror.

[@return2sender791]

This is so good. Thanks!

[@abcgefp]

These track names are fucking incredible.

[@sandrodellisanti1139]

Ciao, nice music, this reminds me to listen to a Song in 1989 on a german radio station, a wonderful electronic song, but i don't know the songname, maybe something like mountains or similar.. many greetings from brunswick in germany and please stay safe 🙃

[@murcoxc]

That artwork.

[@whette_fahrtz]

Citadel II has some huge "Flood" motif vibes from Halo. I wonder if Steve Hillman was an inspiration for Marty.

[@rombakk]

this is such a great find. thank you for the uploads!

[@aaronkeithhoffer7969]

Shit I guess we didn’t need to do vapor wave after all

[@TommyEfreeti]

Gnarly transportin vibes

[@OFR]

Wow, surprisingly great!

[@DanJackson1977]

Track A3: Greg Trunkell - Mesh... does anyone else think of Donkey Kong Country 2 when they listen to that?

[@neonorange]

Absolutely!

[@frigidpony]

Great find!

[@lumanchu3386]

WICKED COMP🖤

[@retrothing]

You got amazing sound quality from a cassette source!

[@kelpkelp5252]

Cassettes can sound amazing if they're used right.

[@Kowinaida]

​@@kelpkelp5252What does that mean...?

[@kelpkelp5252]

@@Kowinaida The right player, the right settings on the player. A decent quality of tape. There are plenty of videos on KZbin showing how good tapes can sound with the right equipment and the right types of noise reduction.

[@Kowinaida]

@@kelpkelp5252 And what cassette deck do you have?

[@kelpkelp5252]

@@Kowinaida Bit personal, but a Pioneer CT-S55OS

[@jameswingert9596]

Very cool! Love it! 👍🏽

[@noizvendr]

just great stuff.

[@tubbiele2]

Very good!

[@plasticfork8248]

1:00:35

[@tainosavage2169]

Add some hip hop drums to this and oh boy...😳😁

[@19tet]

reading these comments im continuing to see how corny some people from my generation are

[@theworldaccordingto4555]

Loving it. Cheers for uploading.

[@BixbySnyder209]

I love A3

[@user-ml9qc5hk1p]

I don't know who you are, but I think I love you.

[@peopletakepicturesofeachother]

The cover art looks like an E-ink display :-0

[@Chachoes]

dubstep/trance/trap music founding fathers

[@fuccasound3897]

Steve Hillman, has he been influenced by Tim Blake? Very Good anyway!, in fact it's all good stuff on this tape.