Roedelius - Durch Die Wuste - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Klaus Schulze - Dune / Inspired by the groundbreaking novel InchDuneInch. It's movie adaptation is celebrated as one of the best movies of 2021. - Years before even the first movie adaptation of InchDuneInch was made, Klaus Schulze already turned his love for the book into a breathtaking album. - InchDuneInch is one of Schulze's most important albums, featuring two long-form compositions. The second track features Arthur Brown on vocals and Wolfgang Tiepold on cello. The track InchDune perfectly encapsulates the vast landscapes of the desert planet, while InchShadows of IgnoranceInch captures the religious intrigue of the story, thanks to the interpretation of one of Schulze's poems by Arthur brown. - Re- in a stylish digipack with enhanced booklet, including detailed liner notes and photos. Featuring 23 minute bonus track.

There is no groovier or funkier soundthan the B-3 Hammond organ. If any instrument deserves a tribute on it's 70th birthday, it's the Hammond. Rather thantry for a complete cross-section of Hammondmeisters, we've opted to showcase the instrument in the hands of 1960sBritish rock bands, when it really came into it's own. And so here are some of the very, very best examples of ORGANizingplayed by some of the UK's top practitioners. You might not know every name or every song, but you can beassured that they represent the best and most innovative and most funky organ sounds you've ever heard in one placeat one time! Instrumental tracks include Spencer Davis Group (with Stevie Winwood), Stevie's Groove; Brian Auger's Ellis Island;Manfred Mann's One Way; Georgie Fame's The In- Crowd; Ten Years After's Adventures Of A Young Organ; AlanPrice's Critics Choice; Free's rare Guy Stevens Blues; Steampacket's Holy Smoke; The Small Faces' Grow YourOwn, The Nice's Sombrero Sam, and many others.

This 1978 collaboration between brian eno and cluster members dieter moebius and hans-joachim Roedelius may sound dated in this era of digital recordings, but the music still possesses a special appeal. This experimental trio concocted 10 electronic-based compositions that focused upon and embellished repeated patterns within their layered tracks of keyboards, piano and occasional bass and guitar. The results ranged from the ethereal haze of 'old land' to the psychedelic throb of 'broken head' to the serene keyboard musings of 'luftschlob'. Eno contributed vocals or spoken word to three tracks, including the backwards singing on 'tzima n'arki', a quirky slice of avant-pop including bass work from can's holger czukay. Despite their minimalist approach to structure, eno, moebius and Roedelius generated striking sounds and sonic contrasts throughout after the heat, and one can certainly hear precursors to modern ambient, techno and contemporary instrumental on this diverse album.