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Klaus Schulze – X
Klaus Schulze’s gift to himself to celebrate his tenth release is a 16-page-libretto included in this double-abum. Time for Klaus to look back on his career so far: from the early days in various groups to his adventures as a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1978, Brain, Harald Großkopf, Holger Adam, Klaus Schulze
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Popol Vuh – Brüder des Schattens, Söhne des Lichts / Nosferatu
These are the two records that both contain the same music: the original soundtrack to Werner Herzogs “Nosferatu”, both released on Brain records in 1978 – actually it is one release with one catalogue-number but two different covers. (There’s also … Continue reading
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Tagged 1978, Alois Gromer, Brain, Daniel Fichelscher, Florian Fricke, Gerhard Augustin, Holger Adam, Robert Eliscu, Ted De Jong
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Tangerine Dream – Electronic Meditation
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Tagged 1970, Conrad Schnitzler, Edgar Froese, Jimmy Jackson, Klaus Freudigmann, Klaus Schulze, Ohr, Thomas Keyserling
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Florian Fricke – Die Erde und ich sind eins
“I travel once a month somewhere in Germany and sing with people. I’ve been doing that for eight years now, in a choir. You could label it as ‘body-space-music’ (Körperraummusik) where you sing inside the body and take it in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1983, Florian Fricke, Holger Adam, Lorck Publication München
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Brainticket – Cottonwoodhill
“Cottonwoodhill” is perhaps most notorious for carrying a warning in the inner sleeve that you should “Only listen once a day to this record. Your brain might be destroyed” and for it’s drug-endorsement on the back cover. Also the face … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, Bellaphon, Cosimo Lampis, Dawn Muir, Hallelujah, Hellmuth Kolbe, Joel Vandroogenbroeck, Ron Bryer, Werner Fröhlich, Wolfgang Paap
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My Solid Ground – My Solid Ground
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Tagged 1971, Andreas Würsching, Bacillus Records, Bernhard Rendel, Dieter Dirks, Ingo Werner, Karl-Heinrich Dörfler
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Ash Ra Tempel – Starring Rosi
I’m a fan of a lot of Manuel Göttsching’s music – but Manuel, c’mon! Falling in love isn’t enough to excuse the mostly goofy tunes on this record. “Laughter Loving” sounds as if it was recorded to advertise low-fat yoghurt … Continue reading
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Tagged 1973, Dieter Dirks, Harald Grosskopf, Holger Adam, Kosmische Musik, Manuel Göttsching, Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser, Rosi Müller
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Jürgen Karg – Elektronische Mythen
To discover music for the first time via the purchase of a physical copy of the record – it’s a rare thing nowadays with all the everyday talk about music on social media platforms and all that digital jazz! I … Continue reading
Limbus 4 – Mandalas
Bernd Henninger, Gerd Kraus and Gerd “Odysseus”Artner recorded as Limbus 3 (“New Atlantis“, 1969) before releasing “Mandalas”as a quartet with second percussionist Matthias Knieper. In 1971 the project fell apart. The music on both records is heavily influenced by ethnic … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, Bernd Henninger, Gerd Artner, Gerd Kraus, Holger Adam, Matthias Knieper, Ohr
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