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Composer, guitarist and electronics innovator Richard Pinhas is recognized as one of Frances major experimental musicians.
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To be honest this isn't one of my favorite KS releases. I felt he waffled around a bit during the 80s and his releases were inconsistent. This is remastered, comes in a digipak and has a 24 minute unreleased bonus track "Constellation Andromeda".
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Newly remastered edition of the double live disc from Schulze's tour of Poland in 1983. This was in support of Audentity and features his collaborations with keyboardist Rainer Bloss. While I'm not a big fan of Audentity I found these live spaced out improvs to be much more satisfying.
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Although the material is a bit more concise it is equally as effective as No Pussyfooting. There are some drop dead gorgeous tracks here that are soul-stirring. An important forerunner in the field of ambient music. Essential. New edition in a digipak featuring 24 bit mastering.
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"Kluster was a short-lived project of three musicians/artists/performers: Dieter Moebius, Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Konrad Schnitzler. They recorded two albums with Conny Plank in 1970, unprecedented in their experimental radicalism.
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German pressing and legit reissue of this seminal kraut rock classic.
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German pressing of the long awaited legit reissue of this kraut rock classic.
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Composer, guitarist and electronics innovator Richard Pinhas is recognized as one of Frances major experimental musicians. A pivotal figure in the development of electronic rock, Pinhas' stature in France is analogous to Tangerine Dream's in Germany: father figure of an entire musical movement.
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Classic soundscapes of Frippish guitar over a bed of sometimes pastoral and sometimes harsh electronics.
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"In 1973, a rock guitarist and an electronic knob-twiddler released a revered and trail-blazing document in contemporary ambient music: Rober Fripp and Brian Eno's No Pussyfooting.
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Pinhas' soundscapes provide the backdrop for Dantec's spoken tribute to Gilles Deleuze.
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Second album from this great German krautrock artist originally released in 1979. While his first album, Samtvogel, was released by Brain, Uberfallig finds him jumping over to Sky Records. Schickert worked in very similar territory to Achim Reichel and Manuel Gottsching.
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Second album from this great German krautrock artist originally released in 1979. While his first album, Samtvogel, was released by Brain, Uberfallig finds him jumping over to Sky Records. Schickert worked in very similar territory to Achim Reichel and Manuel Gottsching.
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"Conrad Schnitzler (1937–2011), composer and concept artist, is one of the most important representatives of Germany's electronic music avant-garde.
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"Conrad Schnitzler (1937–2011), composer and concept artist, is one of the most important representatives of Germany's electronic music avant-garde.
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"After performances by Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream, the organizers of the KlangArt Festival invited Klaus Schulze to play in Osnabrück in 2001. The concert from the 9th of June 2001 is also the last time Schulze played in Germany, and was originally released on two separated CD's in 2001.
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In the 90s, Klaus Schulze released 3 archival massive sets of unreleased material spanning his career - all in limited editions. The sets command crazy prices on Ebay. SPV in conjunction with Schulze are going to have an ongoing series of reissues under the "La Vie Electronique" moniker.
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In the 90s, Klaus Schulze released 3 archival massive sets of unreleased material spanning his career - all in limited editions. The sets command crazy prices on Ebay. SPV in conjunction with Schulze are going to have an ongoing series of reissues under the "La Vie Electronique" moniker.
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