Klaus Shulze - X - 1978 @320 HQ
Klaus Shulze - X - 1978
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1978 Brain Metronome
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1978 Brain Metronome
On "X" Schulze attempted to execute a concept album of six "musical biographies" evoking contemporary or historical intellectuals with an influence on Schulze. The work is often cited as Schulze's magnum opus from the classic era of Berlin School.
For two of the tracks, "Friedemann Bach" and "Ludwig II. von Bayern" (as well as the first few minutes of "Heinrich von Kliest") Schulze recorded a modest string orchestra and looped them on tape. He had done this in 1972 on his first solo album, "Irrlicht", but this time he did not filter the orchestra beyond recognition. The mixture of classical music and unearthly electronic sounds gives "X" a much more organic sound than anything Schulze's contemporaries were doing at the time, such as Jean Michel Jarre's "Equinoxe". On following releases Schulze employed a cello, particularly on "Dune". A Legendary Shulze Album
Tracklist
Friedrich Nietzsche
Georg Trakl
Frank Herbert
Friedemann Bach
Ludwig II. Von Bayern
Heinrich Von Kleist
Friedrich Nietzsche
Georg Trakl
Frank Herbert
Friedemann Bach
Ludwig II. Von Bayern
Heinrich Von Kleist