Giorgio Moroder E Mc Rarity
High and mighty Giorgio Moroder get remixed by legendary Alexander Robotnick and Daniele Baldelli. Together with many other Italians. We call it the Italian.
Shortly after won an Academy Award for his soundtrack to Midnight Express, he appeared on German TV where, after they introduced him, they played clips from the film and Moroder played some of the song’s riffs on the Minimoog rigged up for him. While this likely wasn’t a true live performance, it’s fun nonetheless. Another priceless video we found was this promo made to support his solo release E=MC 2, an album that is “Moogs, memory banks, and Moroder.” The video shows the musician “plugged in, turned on, and creating musical magic from thin air and solid state electronics.” Watch him use the Vocoder.
- E=MC² (Giorgio Moroder album) This article needs additional citations for verification. Energy equals MC squared. Thank you Albert. Track listing.
- Original Soundtrack Dreamgirls. (a rarity for show music LPs by 1982). As if by Donna Summer with Giorgio Moroder producing).
This album was produced by: Giorgio Moroder and Harold Faltermeyer. All keyboards and programming by: Harold, with a little help from Giorgio. On drums and percussion: Keith 'Foot' Forsey, recorded live-to-digital, at Rusk sound studio. Digital system by: Sound Stream, incorporated.
Roland's Micro-composer programmed by: Harold, assisted by Brian Gardner. Engineered and mixed by: Harold, Giorgio and Juergen Koppers 'The Floppers'. Second engineer: Steven Smith, assisted by Carolyn Tapp and Roman Olearczuk. Keyboards played on piano-coder, engineered by: 'Merlin' Bogan. Tea and coffee by: Laurie Kanner.
Energy equals MC squared. Thank you Albert. The CORRECT album credits: This album was produced by: Giorgio Moroder and Harold Faltermeyer. All keyboards and programming by: Harold, with a little help from Giorgio. On drums and percussion: Keith 'Foot' Forsey, recorded live to digital at Rusk sound studio.
Digital system by: Sound Stream, incorporated. Roland's Micro-composer, programmed by: Harold, assisted by Brian Gardner.
Engineered and mixed by: Harold, Giorgio and Juergen Koppers 'The Floppers'. Second engineer: Steven Smith, assisted by Carolyn Tapp and Roman Olearczuk. Keyboards played on piano-coder, engineered by: 'Merlin' Bogan. Tea and coffee by: Laurie Kanner. Energy equals MC squared.
E Mc Proven
Thank you Albert. E=MC2 This album was produced by Giorgio Moroder and Harold Faltermeyer. All keyboards and programming by Harold, with a little help from Giorgio. On drums and percussion keys from (Keith) Forsey recorded live to digital rusk sound studio.
E=mc Squared
Digital system by soundstream incorporated Rolands Micro Composer programmed by handbook assisted by Brian Gardner. Engineered and mixed by Harold, Giorgio, and Juergen (Koppers),coppers the floppers the second engineer was Steven Smith (Steve Smith/ Munich Machine) assisted by Caroline Tec and Roman Romance. Keyboards played on pianocoder engineered by Marlyn Morgan Tea and Coffee by Laurie Kendel ENERGY EQUALS MC SQUARED! Thank You Albert. I have this cd too but i think the audio is not perfect. The quality of the sound is a bit muffled and it is missing brightness and high end sound.
I still think this release is a bootleg. You would say it is obvious. Einstein pictured on the cd lable showing his tongue!? I also wander why the track Evolution has been added to this release, it has, besides Moroder, nothing to do with this album E=MC2.
I still think there is not one cd album release that used the original digital mastertapes. Could it be that the device which have to play the tapes aren't available anywhere or maybe the original digital tapes are missing at all. The 2 E=MC2 tracks on the Unidisc cd single has to my opinion the best soundquality which could be a transfer taken from a master source but i am also not certain.