Yamaha CS80

I can also suggest

Brian Eno : Before and after science ( on "Julie with..." and "By 
this river")

Cluster, Brian Eno : Cluster & Eno ( CS-80 is perhaps the only synth 
played and you can bet you can recognize it...listen to "Shone Hande" 
and "Die Bunge" among all )

BTW : as a Vangelisian I can suggest the album where to listen to CS-
80 best :

Spiral         1977
Opera Sauvage  1979
Beaubourg      1978
China          1979

with Irene Papas : Odes           1979
with Jon Anderson : Short Stories 1979-80

Well...there are also many non-V records where the man played the cs-
80...you can hear it also on two discomusic tracks that the man 
published under a nickname ; consider also some more obscure artists 
which benefied of the V's cs sound : Krisma ("Chinese 
Restaurant") ,Peter Marsh (..a couple of songs), Suzanne Ciani 
("Velocity of Love" ,on the track "History of my heart") Neuronium 
("In London" which in fact comes from a Spanish TV show made in 1981).
Some more will come to my mind next time...!
Max



--- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, "David Rogoff" <david@t...> wrote:
> 
> Hi all.
> 
> Well, as much as I love talking CS-80 tech, I'd like to know about
> music made with them.  So, I'd like input on a CS-80 (and relatives)
> discography.  I'll start with a few obvious ones.  Everyone add a 
few,
> and I'll put them in a table on the Database page.
> 
> CS-80    U.K.           U.K.          Eddie Jobson  1978  
> CS-80    Green Album    Zinc          Eddie Jobson  1983
> CS-80    A              Jethro Tull   Eddie Jobson  1980
> CS-80    Azure d'Or     Renaissance   John Tout     1979
> CS-80    Patrick Moraz  Patrick Moraz Patrick Moraz 1978
> 
> others I'm not sure of details:  Kate Bush, J. Geils Band, Toto,
> Vangelis - can some one fill in?
> 
> Anyone still touring/recording with one?
> 
> Let the list begin!
> 
>  David