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| − | [[Noah's Dance basic]] is the tape label on Delia's makeup tape [[DD111]], | + | [[Noah's Dance basic rhythm]] is the tape label on Delia's makeup tape [[DD111]], which consists of [[Dance from Noah#Rhythm|the rhythm track to ''Dance from Noah'']] with some notes over it. The [[Experimental Dance Track]] is also related. |
| − | [[Mark Ayres]] spliced it onto the start of [[Dance From Noah]] to produce his "stereo remix" of it present on the album [[The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective]]. | + | The BBC web article that first published it, ''[[Lost tapes of the Dr Who composer]]''. calls it "a contemporary dance track",<ref>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7512072.stm ''Lost Tapes of the Doctor Who composer''] on bbc.co.uk</ref> loding it as a timeless marvel and [[Mark Ayres]] spliced it onto the start of [[Dance From Noah]] to produce his "stereo remix" of it present on the album [[The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective]]. |
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 3 September 2021
Noah's Dance basic rhythm is the tape label on Delia's makeup tape DD111, which consists of the rhythm track to Dance from Noah with some notes over it. The Experimental Dance Track is also related.
The BBC web article that first published it, Lost tapes of the Dr Who composer. calls it "a contemporary dance track",[1] loding it as a timeless marvel and Mark Ayres spliced it onto the start of Dance From Noah to produce his "stereo remix" of it present on the album The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective.
Tapes
- DD111: "Noah's Dance Basic rh"
Spectrogram
References
- ↑ Lost Tapes of the Doctor Who composer on bbc.co.uk
