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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Funny how some things are. I was on a major Schulze kick earlier in the summer. If I'm in the mood for electronic music atm then I reach for some crazy sh*t like Syrinx' Long Lost Relatives (if you ever come across this album, then you owe yourself at least a listen. NOTHING sounds like it!.......and it's good) or conversely something more modern like Burial.


Syrinx... gotcha.  I'll keep an eye out.

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:


I have La Vie Electronique vol 6, and it's a real stunner. Frankly speaking, I don't think I've heard anything remotely sub-par from Schulze's 70s oevre.

I've been thinking the same thing.  How well does the quality extend beyond the 70s?  Any particulars I should check out first?
And as for Anima Sound, That's a new one to me too.  Sounds gnarly, must check out.



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Funny how some things are. I was on a major Schulze kick earlier in the summer. If I'm in the mood for electronic music atm then I reach for some crazy sh*t like Syrinx' Long Lost Relatives (if you ever come across this album, then you owe yourself at least a listen. NOTHING sounds like it!.......and it's good) or conversely something more modern like Burial.
I have La Vie Electronique vol 6, and it's a real stunner. Frankly speaking, I don't think I've heard anything remotely sub-par from Schulze's 70s oevre.

I'm in a zany mood, so I'm off to La La Land with this little cracker Jack:
Anima Sound - Stürmischer Himmel 
One of those fantastic under the radar Krautrock gems, which recently has received a few scattered reviews across the net. I blame the infamous Nurse With Wound list for that, where this left-field record obviously is listed. 
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KLAUS SCHULZE - "La Vie Electronique Vol 4"

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Temples - Sun Structures
One of the best 60s throw back albums I've heard in a while. 1968 for sure.
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Stone Temple Pilots - S/T
I love the first 3 albums but never thought of checking out new stuff actually.
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SOFT MACHINE - "Third" (1970)
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The Decemberists - We All Raise Our Voices
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I've been listening to this one quite a bit lately. Outstanding album!



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Genesis - The Lamb...
Dig me...But don't...Bury me
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