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Topic ClosedMahavishnu Orchestra vs Klaus Schulze
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    Posted: April 06 2016 at 16:19
In case you don't know what either sounds like...
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Probably in the minority, but Schulze. Haven't even heard "Mirage" or "X", which seem to be some huge favourites, but I still much prefer him to Mahavishnu. As commendable as their music is, it's not quite listenable enough and I get sick of the 70s fusion sound pretty quickly.
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Schulze, no contest Thumbs Up
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Mahavishnu Orchestra - often imitated NEVER duplicated.
 


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Actually a tough choice...I love Birds of Fire & Inner Mounting Flame, but with Mirage/Picture Music/X/Timewind Klaus gets the vote for sheer volume Wink
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Wow... They are so different... And each one is great in their own fields. I cannot and do not want to choose!
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Has to be Schulze - Mahavishnu kicked ass, but it was rather a brilliant burnout, while Schulze was an innovator and had staying power.
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Originally posted by Tuzvihar Tuzvihar wrote:

Wow... They are so different... And each one is great in their own fields. I cannot and do not want to choose!
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Gah.
 
Has to be Schulze though...way more excellence.
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Klaus Schulze.
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Mahavishnu Orchestra.
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Compared to Schulze, Mahavishnu Orchestra's existence was unfortunately too short...
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Let's see shall we - MO has made one album I'm fond of in Apocalypse. Klaus has made over 20. Easy pick.
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Mahavishnu Orchestra, Schulze and the like bore me silly.
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I love both but I have to go with

Schulze
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Mahavishnu, especially the Apocolypse and Visions albums.....I played the first two to death and only recently went back and rediscovered the Mach II MO. 
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This.

Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Schulze, no contest Thumbs Up


I only have Schulze's first ten albums, but they are excellent.
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