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title: First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival
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First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival
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.The complete audio and liner notes from the rare 1979 album **First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival** is now available at [VintageComputerMusic.com](http://www.VintageComputerMusic.com)
The site includes MP3s of every track, which can be downloaded or played online.
The First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival was held August 25, 1978. The next year, Creative Computing magazine released the LP record of highlights from the event. The album includes songs performed by an RCA Cosmac VIP, Solid State Music System, Ambilog 200, and other vintage computers. The last track is a 1963 synthesized computer speech demonstration from Bell Laboratories.
The album has been made available online with the permission of the copyright holder. The site is the work of Kevin Savetz, who also maintains the [Classic Computer Magazine](http://www.AtariMagazines.com) Archive which delivers full text from Creative Computing, Compute!, and other classic computer magazines; [Atari Archives](http://www.AtariArchives.org) with the full text of 30+ vintage computer books; and [FlightSimBooks](http://www.FlightSimBooks.com/), with the full text of 13 classic books on flight simulation.