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Dan Lacksman Association The Flamenco Moog 1972
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I DO NOT OWN THIS VIDEO. © (c)Copyright belongs to the rightful owner From the end of the seventies, Lacksman was the sound engineer behind the elektropop-pioneers Telex.In the nineties, he came to the forefront once again through his work as a producer for the French project Deep Forest, a mix between the African chants of the rain forest and current technology. He produced their critically acclaimed and very well selling debut album (he took over a year to produce it), but decided not to cooperate with the group on their next recordings because \"I wanted to get even more into the studio side of things. The others wanted to make Deep Forest a 'live' thing. I feel this kind of music stands on its own for what it is, exploring these great sounds. I consider the studio my musical instrument.\"He then formed his own \"exotic\" project called Pangea. From the bio at Elektra : Pangea comes from the Greek word \"Pan\" meaning one. Gea comes from the Greek \"Geos\" meaning earth. The whole idea of \"one earth,\" a sense of unity, that we are all unified, appeals to me very much. Combine that concept with my respect for technology - look at the internet for example and how it is making us all one continent again, in a way - and you can see where my ideas come from.\".In 1996, Dan Lacksman also produced the impressive and intriguing debut of Ozark Henry.
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