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01. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - The Rules of the Game (LP Version)
02. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Life and Intercourse
03. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Genesis
04. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Nicotine 2
05. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Lottery (Excerpt)
06. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Milky Ways
07. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Stou
08. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Getaway
09. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - In Conclusion
10. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Relax 1
11. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - So Many Flowers
12. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Escape
13. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Nicotine 4
14. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - The Rain
15. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - Redemption
16. GEORGE THEODORAKIS - F.A.
ARTIST
TITLE
The Rules of the Game (Original Studio Recordings 1978-1996)
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
ITL 003LP ITL 003LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/11/2014

Into The Light Records continues to shine light on the undiscovered heritage of Greek electronic music, highlighting the work of prolific Greek composer George Theodorakis on the label's third archival release. The Rules of the Game features mostly unreleased studio recordings Theodorakis made between 1978 and 1996, with the addition of selected material taken from his sought-after Margo and Sima LPs. George Theodorakis is the son of legendary Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis. Unlike his father, George only released four albums -- pressed in small quantities -- over a period of time spanning nearly two decades. Despite such limited official output, Theodorakis was intensely involved in music. George has always had the privilege of owning a well-equipped home studio -- the SSR Studio (1976-1984) and later the Theta Studio (1985-1987, 1993-1997) -- where he'd spend most of his days working, often completely losing all track of time. These studios provided the ideal environment where he could explore new synthesized sounds and freely experiment. Although Theodorakis' music can be considered reclusive, esoteric and personal -- especially if measured against the standards of most Greek productions of the same time -- a number of his compositions found their way into the soundtracks of theater plays, TV series, dance performances, etc. Theodorakis' work was probably too forward-looking to meet with wider success and appeal to a broad audience back then; The Rules of the Game hopes to finally earn the composer the attention and acclaim his music undoubtedly deserves.