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Oh yeah, currently on my turntable - Renaissance - Live at Carnegie Hall - Side 4 - Ashes Are Burning
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Originally posted by ummagumma08 ummagumma08 wrote:

Originally posted by AngelRat AngelRat wrote:

I do have "Electronic Meditation", albeit not on vinyl, only on cd. Interesting album it is, I won't say I like it more than their new age stuph though...

Glad that you say "only on CD" CD is SUCH an inferior format, I never buy CDs unless absolutely nescesarry.

Electronic Mediation has recenlty been reissued on 180g quality vinyl, you can get it new for 13€ Here, I strongly advise you to get your CD replaced. The original Ohr pressing has the value of (according to "Cosmic Price Guide to original Krautrock records 2006, 2nd ed.") 140€!        

Really?! I have an original copy of Electronic Meditations on vinyl - I'll have to check and see if it is an Ohr pressing.

Currently have close to 1000 progressive rock LP's, many of them imports (European and Japanese)

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Originally posted by AngelRat AngelRat wrote:

I do have "Electronic Meditation", albeit not on vinyl, only on cd. Interesting album it is, I won't say I like it more than their new age stuph though...

Glad that you say "only on CD" CD is SUCH an inferior format, I never buy CDs unless absolutely nescesarry.

Electronic Mediation has recenlty been reissued on 180g quality vinyl, you can get it new for 13€ Here, I strongly advise you to get your CD replaced. The original Ohr pressing has the value of (according to "Cosmic Price Guide to original Krautrock records 2006, 2nd ed.") 140€!

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First Pressing on black/white virgin label, just found it today, FANTASTIC music.           



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I'm much more into their Virgin period to be honest.



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Originally posted by ummagumma08 ummagumma08 wrote:

 

Originally posted by AngelRat AngelRat wrote:

The Rubycon cover above is also slightly different from mine. It's just a different shade of blueish.

TD stuff I have on vinyl: Zeit, Phaedra, Rubycon, Ricochet, Stratosfear, Encore, Sorcerer, Cyclone, Force Majeure, Tangram

You really need their debut "Electronic Meditation" from 1970, organ/guitar driven psych/kraut, reminiscent of Floyds "A Saucerful of Secrets". That's way better than their later new-age stuff. I pretty much like Phaedra, but their post-Phaedra material really isn't that appealing (perhaps except for Force Majeure).

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Originally posted by AngelRat AngelRat wrote:

The Rubycon cover above is also slightly different from mine. It's just a different shade of blueish.

TD stuff I have on vinyl: Zeit, Phaedra, Rubycon, Ricochet, Stratosfear, Encore, Sorcerer, Cyclone, Force Majeure, Tangram

You really need their debut "Electronic Meditation" from 1970, organ/guitar driven psych/kraut, reminiscent of Floyds "A Saucerful of Secrets". That's way better than their later new-age stuff. I pretty much like Phaedra, but their post-Phaedra material really isn't that appealing (perhaps except for Force Majeure).

Originally posted by witchwoodhermit witchwoodhermit wrote:

Ah, Stratosfear thats the ONLY tandream I have on vinyl. Great album, embraced the era, but stayed the same. Your cover shown of Rubycon is different from mine-different colour...Hey!

Don't you grieve, Post Atem TD, the virgin issues, aren't that difficult to get hold of, in Denmark they usually cost around 7-10$, and there's plenty of them. If we are talking about original German pressings of their first couple of records on the German Ohr label, then it get's interesting!   

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The Rubycon cover above is also slightly different from mine. It's just a different shade of blueish.

TD stuff I have on vinyl: Zeit, Phaedra, Rubycon, Ricochet, Stratosfear, Encore, Sorcerer, Cyclone, Force Majeure, Tangram

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Ah, Stratosfear thats the ONLY tandream I have on vinyl. Great album, embraced the era, but stayed the same. Your cover shown of Rubycon is different from mine-different colour...Hey!
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I love my vinyl collection which grows larger everyday.

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Originally posted by Scrambled_Eggs Scrambled_Eggs wrote:

That's a great record, especially the last cut, think I'm going to listen to that right now, it must have been years since last.   
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Found a few albums this weekend.

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