Klaus Schulze 1947 - 2022
Klaus Schulze, considered to be a godfather figure in electronic music, died this week. I'd say he was one of the big four of early electronic music pioneers which in addition to Schulze would include Jean-Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, and Tangerine Dream.
I've always enjoyed his music but I was a bigger fan of the other three artists in that group. That being said, somehow I still ended up accumulating around 20 of his albums. He released more than 60 during his life.
This mix is a collection of his solo work and his collaborations as well as his early work in the groups Ash Ra Tempel & Cosmic Jokers. This set is expanded in length because so many of his tracks are long. While putting this together is was great to rediscover that I love the album Transfer Station Blue. Check it out if you get the chance.
https://michaelshrieve.bandcamp.com/album/transfer-station-blue
Take time to remember Klaus, listen to this mix and seek out some of his myriad recordings.
T R A C K L I S T :
Not seeing is a flower
Dub Train Dub Station
Sea of Stars 2020
Sunday Morning Music vo. 20 - Exhale
Serenity, Hope & Grace by Paul Asbury Seaman
DEVS - a real & unreal soundtrack
Of Reed and Breath
Lockdown - by Peter Van Cooten of Ambientblog.net
Piano Day 2020
Alone Time - music for self-isolation
Lullabies for a Night Train by Paul Asbury Seaman
Music for Meditation - healing vibes for election season
Sequential Circuits 2.0.2.0
Guitarscapes 2020
Worlds Within Worlds - Field Recordings 2020
Sunday Morning Music Vol. 19 - Rhodes to the 70s
The Voice of Silence: Bells, Gongs & Gamelan - by Paul Asbury Seaman
A Decade of Ambient
Films Scores of the Decade
Best Ambient of 2019 Vol. 2
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