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The Pool

Real Name:
Patrick S. Keel
Profile:
One-man band that consisted only of Patrick Keel. Keel was previously a drummer in several Austin, TX bands before creating this synthesizer outfit.
Aliases:
Patrick Keel
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Albums
none The Pool - Pool 1 album art The Pool Pool 1 ‎(Cass, Album) Not On Label (The Pool Self-released) none US 1980 Sell This Version
none The Pool - Pool 2 album art The Pool Pool 2 ‎(Cass, Album) Not On Label (The Pool Self-released) none US 1981 Sell This Version
PEP-001 The Pool - The Pool album art The Pool The Pool ‎(12", MiniAlbum) Moment Productions PEP-001 US 1982 Sell This Version
E - 1084 The Pool - 333 album art The Pool 333 (Album) Enigma (4) E - 1084 US 1984 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
M45-001 The Pool - Make It Simple album art The Pool Make It Simple ‎(7") Maverick Records M45-001 US 1981 Sell This Version
FLEXI #18 The Pool - In Your Head / Sing / Harmonax album art Moev / The Pool Moev / The Pool - In Your Head / Sing / Harmonax ‎(Flexi, 7", Bla) Trouser Press, GO! Records, Moment Productions FLEXI #18 US 1982 Sell This Version
PDM-831 The Pool - Dance It Down album art The Pool Dance It Down (Single, EP) Moment Productions PDM-831 US 1983 Sell This Version
E 1088 The Pool - Where Did We Go Wrong album art The Pool Where Did We Go Wrong ‎(12") Enigma Records (3) E 1088 US 1984 Sell This Version

Miscellaneous
EV-83161 The Pool - Moment Productions album art D-Day (2) / Big Boys (2) / Standing Waves / The Pool D-Day (2) / Big Boys (2) / Standing Waves / The Pool - Moment Productions ‎(Flexi, 8", Promo) Moment Productions EV-83161 US 1983 Sell This Version

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ubikman

ubikman

March 23, 2014
edited over 8 years ago
A one-man synth army akin to early Bill Nelson or Thomas Dolby, but with a grittier, denser use of electronics and more straight-forward 'dance' rhythms, The Pool, aka Patrick Keel, was a unique entity in the mid 80s, despite the then gradual decline of 'synth-pop'. All his work is energetic, boisterous, and exciting. '333' is a brilliant entry in the (many) splintered synth genre - so brilliant it's finally getting its well-deserved reissue on CD on the Anodize label in late 2014.
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houseambient

houseambient

July 16, 2010
Amazing stuff, would be great to mix people/units like Alexander Robotnik in with this stuff. Quite glad my friend showed me this. Wondering what eqipment he used/uses back in the day... Roland 808 etc?
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