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Bruce Haack - This Old Man Clear Vinyl Edition

This Old Man Clear Vinyl Edition

LP | 1975 | EU | Reissue (Shimmy Disc)

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Release: 1975 / EU – Reissue

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Clear Vinyl.Welcome to the World of Bruce Haack. Not just for `school age' people."An Electronic Musical-Poetic treat for Elementary and High School-Peoplerevealing more wonders of our Earth Ship."Bruce Haack was a Canadian composer and electronic music pioneer whosecreative output from the 1950s through the 1970s has been tragicallyunderappreciated. Now considered to have been decades ahead of his time,Bruce Haack forged his music from glittering `new' computer landscapes of hisown invention, long before the world was aware that such things were evenpossible.Welcome to his beautiful crucible of electronic sounds, wherein he illuminatedhis myriad interests in science, the wonders of childhood, and the humancondition, woven into a musical tapestry that shimmers like an exploding sun.

Bruce Haack - The Electric Lucifer

The Electric Lucifer

LP | 1970 | US | Reissue (Telephone Explosion)

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Release: 1970 / US – Reissue

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Bruce Haack’s The Electric Lucifer is rightly considered one of the masterworks of 20th century electronic music. Originally recorded in 1968-69 (released in 1970) it's an eminently listenable work where pop-psychedelia and Moog/musique-concrete sounds coalesce around Haack’s central metaphysical concept of “Powerlove”, a force so powerful that it could end war and unify humankind. Acclaimed upon its original release (one of Rolling Stone's favorite albums of 1970) yet unavailable on vinyl for over four decades. Remastered and restored from the “lost” original master tapes discovered in the Columbia vault.

Bruce Haack - Preservation Tapes

Preservation Tapes

LP | 2018 | EU | Original (Telephone Explosion)

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Release: 2018 / EU – Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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In 2016, after reissuing two Bruce Haack albums, Haackula and Electric Lucifer Book II, Telephone Explosion began speaking with Ted Pandel (Bruce’s lifelong friend and business partner) about working on the 1970 masterpiece The Electric Lucifer. It turned out there was another matter that he wanted to discuss: finding a final resting place for the Bruce Haack archive.
We were shown test-pressings of The Electric Lucifer board mixes from his Columbia studio sessions, countless pieces of written music, a large number of personal photos, an invitation from Raymond Scott inviting Bruce to play his newly created Electronium
instrument (now owned by Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh), poems, press clippings, and, most importantly, a heavyduty shelf containing 213 reel-to-reel tapes. All of the chosen material on The Preservation Tapes is unreleased, has only been heard by a handful of people and showcases a relatively unknown period in Bruce’s
musical career where Bruce was recording for Sparrow Records (who billed themselves as "America's best Christian music record label”). Bruce’s signature Farad vocoder continues to feature prominently, but the lyrical content is decidedly more religious.
The Bruce Haack archive is now resting in the Provincial Archives of Alberta, in Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada.

Bruce Haack - Bruce Haack Remixes

Bruce Haack Remixes

LP | 2012 | US | Original (Stones Throw)

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Release: 2012 / US – Original

Genre: Hip Hop, Electronic & Dance

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Limited edition of 500 for the world! Nice remix action by Jonti, Peanut Butter Wolf, James Pants, Vex Ruffin, Prince Language, Jonwayne, The Stepkids & Samiyam!

Bruce Haack - The Electric Lucifer 'Heaven & Hell" Vinyl Edition

The Electric Lucifer 'Heaven & Hell" Vinyl Edition

LP | 2024 | Original (Telephone Explosion)

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Release: 2024 / Original

Genre: Electronic & Dance

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Throughout the 1960s, Canadian composer Bruce Haack was as ubiquitous on children’s and variety shows as were exotic animals from the San Diego Zoo. But he wasn’t there to perform so much as demonstrate.
In his formative compositions for theatre and ballet, he had experimented with tape loops and musique concrète techniques; by the early ’60s, he wasn’t just playing around with electronic sounds, but also making the very gizmos that generated them. By day, Haack would eke out a living as a composer for commercials and a series of instructive, interactive children’s records made with collaborator Esther Nelson.
But by night, Haack was making music that was decidedly adults-only.

Originally released in 1970, The Electric Lucifer was Haack’s first work pitched to a contemporary rock audience, released by Columbia Records in the dying days of a post-hippie moment when bizarro outsider-psych could still find a home on a major label. If it was not the first rock record to feature electronics, it was certainly among the first to give them a starring role—both musically and conceptually.

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