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Tag Archives: Klaus Schulze
Klaus Schulze – Body Love
Popol Vuh soundtracked Herzog’s best films, Can leant their sounds to both underground arthouse films and to gritty mainstream thrillers but only Klaus Schulze, as far as we know, went and did the soundtrack to a pornographic movie. I do … Continue reading
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Cosmic Jokers – Planeten Sit-In
The criminally under-rated Cosmic Jokers project is often the subject of scorn and derision, perhaps because of their more jam-based structure as opposed to the song forms of many of their contemporaries. Perhaps it is because of the ambiguous legality … Continue reading
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Tagged 1974, Dieter Dirks, Gille Lettmann, Harald Großkopf, Jürgen Karg, Klaus Schulze, Kosmische Musik, Manuel Göttsching
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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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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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Sand – Golem
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Klaus Schulze – Irrlicht
I first found this record for 50p in a wicker basket in a pub, built 1610, up on the desolate Pennines in Winter. With a start like that, how could I go wrong? Well, apart from accidentally buying a reissue … Continue reading
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Sternenmädchen – Gilles Zeitschiff
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Tagged 1974, Ash Ra Tempel, Bernd Witthüser, Brian Barritt, Cosmic Jokers, Dieter Dirks, Gille Lettmann, Harald Grosskopf, Hartmut "Hawk" Enke, Jerry Berkers, Jürgen Dollase, Klaus Schulze, Liz Elliott, Manuel Göttsching, Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser, Sergius Golowin, Timothy Leary, Walter Wegmüller, Walter Westrupp
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Sergius Golowin – Lord Krishna Von Goloka
Another classic slice of R.U.K. madness here as he gets a Czech new age guru to step up to the microphone and talk about Krishna. I always imagined it’s one of those albums probably best appreciated by the non-German speaker … Continue reading