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Michael Brown
Michael Brown posted
at 11:10am on May 12, 2008
Like others, I discovered Tomita in the 70s. I liked what little syn music I found (Walter Carlos's Switched on Bach was another one I liked). I had an old... More...
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Marc McCall
Marc McCall posted
at 3:56am on February 20, 2008
I discovered Tomita in 1977 at age 8 and his albums - Bermuda Triangle, Pictures in an Exhibition, Greatist Hits etc... few things influenced me the way that... More...
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A friend posted
at 6:30pm on November 22, 2007
*sigh* Isao Tomita was a GOD in his day, playing from see-through stages suspended from cranes over audiences in the tens (hundreds?) of thousands. It may se... More...
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Kevin Becker
Kevin Becker posted
at 7:35am on November 18, 2007
I just watched Ocean's 13 and was thrilled to hear them use a song from "Snowflakes..". It was during the montage when Elliot Gould's character was lying in... More...
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A friend posted
at 10:53am on August 16, 2007
When i was about 15 my friend and I found an album of Tomita's in our local library by accident. We laughed histerically all day...especially to his version ... More...
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Galen Young
Galen Young posted
at 2:37pm on July 27, 2007
Whatever happened to Tomita? His electronic verisions of classic songs are great! He really makes "The Planets" come alive.
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