Barry 7's Connectors (LLP25), by Barry 7

Barry 7's Connectors (LLP25)

by Barry 7

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1.	Jiri Bezant / Jiri Malasek - Erotica 2 00:45	buy track
2.	Nino Nardini - Catch That Man 01:30	buy track
3.	Stringtronics - Dawn Mists 03:30	buy track
4.	Georges Teperino - Weird Sounds No. 1 02:16	buy track
5.	Paul Guiot / Paul Piot - Amour, Vacances Et Baroque 03:20	buy track
6.	Paul Bonneau - Preambule No. 36 01:36	buy track
7.	Sven Libaek - Solar Flares 03:31	buy track
8.	Anthony King - Forgotten World 04:08	buy track
9.	Sven Libaek - Quasars 03:11	buy track
10.	Doris Hays - Scared Trip 02:14	buy track
11.	Eric Peters - Electronic Rhythm 02:28	buy track
12.	Paul Bonneau - Univers Sideral 02:32	buy track
13.	Roger Roger - Coconut Coast 02:27	buy track
14.	Cecil Leuter - Electro Sounds No. 8 02:13	buy track
15.	Roger Roger - Roger Rhythm No. 1 01:57	buy track
16.	The Johanna Group - Hors Phase 03:05	buy track
17.	Anthony King - Maladjusted Moogie 02:40	buy track
18.	John Matthews - Electro-Exotic 1 01:24	buy track
19.	Paul Bonneau - Preambule No. 37 01:47	buy track
20.	Torrie Zito - Mobile 02:36	buy track
21.	Gary Bellington - Merry Go Sound 02:54	buy track

about

Barry 7′s Connectors raids the vinyl archives of 1970s library music, a cheap soundtrack source for films, TV and adverts. Mr. 7 is normally found fronting Add N To (X), or going out as a very alternative DJ.

Barry certainly wins his obscurist trawler medallion, these selections going beyond mere kitsch towards a kind of Stockhausen-goes-pop sensibility, crafted by a host of pan-European unknowns.

The brief, orgasmic pant of “Erotica” introduces the really silly plinky-plonky space age boogie woogie of Nino Nardini’s “Catch That Man”, jingle bells replying to kazoo-obsessed synth phrases. This marks the onset of an extremely varied run, ranging from the abstracted sound effects of Doris Hays and Georges Teperino (whale noise from whales just beamed into the stratosphere) to the compact psychedelic folk-pop of the two Pauls Piot’n'Guiot (Morricone chorus yelps, pert horns and soothing strings).

Sven Libaek’s “Solar Flares” has a coasting sophistication, broken up by some scuffed electric guitar solos, then tracks by Paul Bonneau and Cecil Leuter jog the synapses towards Forbidden Planet, or maybe one of John Carpenter’s themes, simple yet sinister. Bizarrely, Anthony King’s “Forgotten World”, with its trilling keys and underwater barks, could easily be one sent over by Barry 7′s own bunch. –Martin Longley

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released October 8, 2001

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