Verne Langdon’s Music for Magicians
Electric Lemon, original vinyl LP
Stereo PLP 1913
If you want to hear what this album sounds like, you’ll have to first pay the corporate music industry its proper dues.
The other morning I received a phone call from Verne Langdon himself, requesting that I remove his music from this site (on my most popular post so far, a halloween mix: How to Invoke Spirits, Demons, & Unseen Forces). Apparently he did not appreciate the free publicity. I believe his words were, “I don’t need your help.” I should have known better, I mean, show of hands, who hasn’t heard of Verne Langdon? He did ask very nicely, however, and I am more than happy to oblige.
The main purpose of this site is to spread the appreciation of music to be found on vintage records, and to turn people on to some good old, if not odd & rare music they may not have otherwise considered. I aim to provide a service, and do not wish to be of a disservice to anyone, nor to hinder any musicians from earning an honest living. I was very pleased, in fact honored, to speak with Mr. Langdon personally, and the conversation we had has me thinking about how to improve my services.
In the posts to come I will continue to strive to introduce people to interesting and enjoyable tunes, especially that which may not be available by other means. For any music that is still in print, I will do my best to provide links and direct traffic to official sources. If that effort is still not appreciated, then I will be glad to remove content from any record labels who don’t appreciate free advertising, or artists who do not want people listening to their music.
Electric Lemon Record Co. and Dejavu Record Company CDs and MP3 downloads can be purchased from Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, CDNOW, CD Universe, Best Buy, Borders, eMusic, iTunes (US, Japan, Canada, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Europe, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom), MSN Music, Real/Rhapsody, Sony Connect, Napster (US, UK, CAN), MusicNet (US, UK), Yahoo Music Unlimited, Musicstrands.com, Virgin Digital, FYE, Musicmatch, Peer Impact/Wurld Media, Buymusic, Audio Lunchbox,
AB-CD.com, Pure Tracks, Music.com, Pressplay, RealNetworks, MyMPO, Bollyvista, AOL MusicNow, Ruckus, Karmadownload, Titan Tunes, and Snocap via the Artist’s Music MySpace!Cdigix,(You can also find Electric Lemon and Dejavu CD’s on eBay!)
I encourage you and your website visitors to purchase and enjoy our products!
Many Thanks,
- Verne Langdon
www.dejavu-record-co.com
www.electriclemon.comVisit The World Of Verne Langdon at http://www.vernelangdon.com
1. Opening Fanfare
2. Dante’s Inferno
3. Hypnotique
4. Pandora’s Music Box (Dream Theme)
5. Dance of the Skeletons
6. Thurston’s Marvels
7. Shwebethema Fur Princessin Irene
8. Spirit Symphony
9. Carnival of Souls
10. Closing Fanfare
5 responses so far ↓
1 cole // May 8, 2008
“Obscurity is a far greater threat to authors and creative artists than piracy.”
~Tim O’Reilly
http://tim.oreilly.com/pub/a/p2p/2002/12/11/piracy.html?page=1
2 Treb Day // May 8, 2008
That’s a great article, thanks. I’d add, it’s not piracy I’m engaged in anyway, it’s promotion.
3 Kevin Heiderich // May 8, 2008
Hello,
My name is Kevin Heiderich, and I’d like to request that you remove Cdigix from your blog as we no longer provide music to college students. We have refocused our company on our educational service offerings.
Thank you,
Kevin A. Heiderich,
Cdigix, Inc.
4 Barbara // May 15, 2008
I agree that what you were engaged in was promotion. I would love to have heard a sample of Verne Langdon’s music here on this site. The titles are intriguing, but I’m not going to buy it if I can’t hear it first. I’ve been burned before, that is, I paid for music that when I got it home I hated.
5 sissy // Jun 7, 2008
verne langdon?… oh, yeah… him.
pretending to know,
sissy
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