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Martin: I think certainly with Billy over the years there was a kind of dialogue with Pontus. And then also Fylkingen, which was a contemporary music society in Sweden. But the music world adopted the new technology really early. With the advent of the transistor and electronics and the change from vacuum-tube technology, so much of it impacted sound: making it, recording it, playing it, broadcas
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    Martin: I think certainly with Billy over the years there was a kind of dialogue with Pontus. And then also Fylkingen, which was a contemporary music society in Sweden. But the music world adopted the new technology really early. With the advent of the transistor and electronics and the change from vacuum-tube technology, so much of it impacted sound: making it, recording it, playing it, broadcas
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