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| − | In October 1967, the band [[Pink Floyd]] visited Delia at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. She mentioned that she felt that the tour was a bit of a disappointment and took them in a cab over to Putney where the VCS3 synthesizer was being developed, which was subsequently used by them on their album Dark Side Of The Moon<ref>ChrisM in [http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=81724 ChrisM a message on the stevehoffman.tv forum], citing </ref> | + | In October 1967,<ref name=ChrisM/> or the 12th December 1967,<ref name=RW01640/> the band [[Pink Floyd]] visited Delia at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. She mentioned that she felt that the tour was a bit of a disappointment and took them in a cab over to Putney where the VCS3 synthesizer was being developed, which was subsequently used by them on their album Dark Side Of The Moon.<ref name=ChrisM>ChrisM in [http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=81724 ChrisM a message on the stevehoffman.tv forum], citing </ref> |
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Pink Floyd in Room 12 on 20th December 1967[1]
In October 1967,[2] or the 12th December 1967,[1] the band Pink Floyd visited Delia at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. She mentioned that she felt that the tour was a bit of a disappointment and took them in a cab over to Putney where the VCS3 synthesizer was being developed, which was subsequently used by them on their album Dark Side Of The Moon.[2]
I took Pink Floyd there [to Peter Zinovieff's studio] in a taxi.[3]
Pink Floyd (came to the workshop) and I took them down to Zinovieff's place. [...] I paid for the bloody taxi for all these people![4]
It was Delia who took Pink Floyd to EMS' studio and it was thanks to her that they bought their Synthi A which they used in several of their albums.[5]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pink Floyd in the Workshop's Room 12 on 20th December, 1967 on whitefiles.org
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 ChrisM in ChrisM a message on the stevehoffman.tv forum, citing
- ↑ Delia in the Surface interview.
- ↑ Delia in the Boazine interview.
- ↑ Johann Merrich in the audio lecture Le Pioniere della Musica Elettronica on arwiki.org at 21:30.
