[Impress] Eric Siday - Musique Electronique [IA 248 - 251]

[Horror Bag]

These went down well the last time I posted them (three forums' ago, I think!) so I thought I'd dust them off again:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/9b9rl9m7osy1v3n/Eric+Siday+-+Musique+Electronique.zip

Many of these were used in early 60s sci-fi - Doctor Who, A For Andromeda, Out of the Unknown, etc; one even pops up in an ancient Avengers episode. Enjoy!

[roope]

Thanks a lot!

[Greta]

Welcome back Horror Bag.
I grabbed these last time you shared them, but thanks for posting them again.

[LMTH303]

Don't remember if I gave thanks on your first round...can't be a bad thing to give thanks for a second time...

[ericmivalstoothbrush]

Thanks a lot, Mr/Mrs/Miss Bag! I love early electronic music, so this is most appreciated.

I wonder what episode of The Avengers some of this appeared in? I guess it was sometime during the Keel or Gale seasons?

[Horror Bag]

Thanks a lot, Mr/Mrs/Miss Bag! I love early electronic music, so this is most appreciated.

I wonder what episode of The Avengers some of this appeared in? I guess it was sometime during the Keel or Gale seasons?

Spot on! "Sabre Dance" is used in the Season 2 episode "Warlock" whenever the titular character gets all mesmeric.

And it's Mr Bag! Thanks for asking, Miss Brush

[mshow81]

Many of these were used in early 60s sci-fi - Doctor Who, A For Andromeda, Out of the Unknown, etc; one even pops up in an ancient Avengers episode. Enjoy!

The DOCTOR WHO story that featured some cuts from MUSIQUE ELECTRONIQUE was the 4-part story THE WAR MACHINES (the 1965-66 season finale).
Incidentally, the first part also included some Johnny Hawksworth-written cuts from KPM 1001 (THE MOOD MODERN) - including FRANTIC FRACAS, THE EYELASH and BEAT TO BEGIN.

[apmnut]

Thanks for the great electronic music, Horror Bag!