MADE IN GERMANY MUSI

Complex re-release of the most remarkable and worldwide sought afterSeries "The Dark Side Of The Moog" by German electronic pioneers Klaus Schulze and Pete Namlook (aka Peter Kuhlmann) in three slip...

Drive Inn was produced in Sept. 1983 and is a concept album in which every track revolves around driving a car. Framed by "Drive Inn" and "Drive Out", you are invited on an acoustic car journey, in...

Schulze,Klaus Angst CD

Re-Release of the originally 1974 released Klaus Schulze Album ???Blackdance", incl. Extended liner-notes and bonus tracks."Schulze has been described as one of the few electronic composers to put...

It might seem like I only produced "Body Love 2" because the first "Body Love" (February 1977) was such a big success in America but that's not correct. Firstly, I only learnt of the first album's...

Re-release of the saught-after Klaus Schulze album "Cocooning", previously released as part of the strictly limited and long exhauseted 5CD Boxset "Contemporary Works II" (2002). First track "Easy...

Original Release: 1973 - digitally remastered and with bonus track. Klaus Schulze's second was a double album released in October 1973. Schulze fans who have yet to discover the very early stuff...

Schulze,Klaus Dig It CD1. Death of An Analogue 2. Weird Caravan 3. The Looper Isn't a Hooker 4. Synthasy 5. Esoteric Goody (Bonus Track) 6. Linzer Stahlsinfonie

Originally released 1979 "Dune" 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...

Schulze,Klaus En=Trance CD1. En=Trance 2. - Numerique 3. FM Delight 4. Velvet System 5. Elvish Sequencer (Bonus Track)

When "In Blue" was released, many fans thought that this was the most typical Schulze record for a long time. They were probably right because Klaus did the songs a little bit with the fans in mind...

Although "Inter*Face" wasn't a typical 80's record of mine you can notice in what era it was made. The tracks really do not sound like what the press called the "Berliner Schule". By the way, we...