Rubycon has been compared to a drift through an oceanic soundscape...

TeeDee's Edgar Froese was/is a master of sewing different sessions together to make a beautiful whole - that's how the first few Virgin-Records' albums they made were constructed. Today, it just seems to me to be preset 5 and 7 on a midi-laptop emulation of classic keyboards (this could be the live show though, with plasma screens showing a synth control board)..

Try son Jerome Froese instead. I prefer his current stuff to anything he did with his father...

LOADS of EM, past influenced and present out there. Groove (nl) Records often have samples to try in their extensive catalogue.