Does anyone love TIMEWIND (1975) by Klaus Schulze?

I used to think Timewind was surpassed by Moondawn, but now I am re-thinking that assumption. Timewind, being entirely electronic, allows changes in tempo that can only be achieved in an entirely electronic format. I love this album. There is magic here.

http://www.amazon.com/Timewind-Klaus-Schulze/dp/B000000HZE

Klaus Schulze – Live In Paris 1976


1st gen French FM broadcast from 3 April 1976 00:00 .. Part 1 [28.54] 28:54 .. Part 2 [26.15] 55:09 .. Part 3 [54.23]

Klaus Schulze – Ludwigs Traum (Studio [?] 1983)


From CD 21 of the Jubilee Edition.

Pete Namlook, Klaus Schulze & Bill Laswell – The Dark Side of the Moog 6 – The Final DAT part V

Klaus Schulze

Image taken on 2010-12-17 17:45:57 by occhichiusi.

Is Klaus Schulze Markus Schulz’s Grandfather ?

read this:

History of Trance
“Early in the 1980s the German composer Klaus Schulze composed several albums of experimental “space music” which was highly atmospheric and sequencer-driven. Some of these songs share many similarities with early trance music and are sometimes categorized as trance. Two of his albums from the 1980s include the word “trance” in their titles, 1981′s Trancefer and 1987′s En=Trance.”

Does Mirage by Klaus Schulze sound more like Moondawn or more like X?

I don’t have Mirage yet. Is it amazing?!

Klaus Schulze – Dungeon (“Irrlicht “Bonus Track)


Onto to the bonus track ‘Dungeon’,(24.00) which does contain synths!!!!! It does sound alittle harsh after the sublime ending of ‘Irrlicht’ but does sit well with the rest of the album set. An excellent quality recording that is completely focused and executed flawlessly. Starting life as some sort of grandiose anthem the piece rolls over; a wide chord sustained as some Moog soloing serves to fill out the soundfield. For some eleven minutes Klaus really does manage to hold the listeners attention, the multitonal nature of the music making for an ever evolving sound. Some serious pitchbending heralds the arrival of more deliberate soloing and effects at the halfway mark, only to be followed by what sounds like a rain storm coming in at about the fifteen minute mark. Synth and organ sounds emerge from the shower building gradually sounding alittle like Picture Music’s organ work bringing the piece to its conclusion. The exact origins of the bonus track remain abit of a mystery, though l would have thought that mid 1973 may not be far wrong. Review by Synth Music Direct

Aurora Tribute


A compilation of Aurora Borealis pictures and videos. Music by Klaus Schulze

What are your thoughts on “Mirage (1977)” by Klaus Schulze?

http://www.amazon.com/Mirage-Klaus-Schulze/dp/B00070HGSM/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t

What do you think about ‘Trancefer (1981)’ by Klaus Schulze?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trancefer

I’ve never heard an album quite like this one. Very unique and good.