Pete Namlook

I recently picked up a couple of the recent CD boxset re-releases of Dark Side of the Moog with Klaus Schulze at my local record store, and it’s gotten me back listening to Pete Namlook and my (small) collection of Namlook/FAX releases. I also realized that the anniversary of Pete Namlook’s passing was coming up - he passed away on November 8, 2012. So in addition to listening, I started writing. The first was a review here of Sultan, his collaboration with Burhan Ocal (I removed the diacritical markings because they wouldn’t reproduce properly). I also wrote a review of Dark Side of the Moog XI. At the same time, I was posting to my Instagram with some of my most interesting CDs. I finally decided to put some of this stuff on my blog. I think I’m done for the time being, though I still have stuff to write about. For now, I’ll post some links here.

Sultan review: http:///www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=2278192

DSOTM XI review: http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=2278989

Evolution of the DSOTM blog post: https://hieronymousseven.wordpress.com/2019/11/09/pete-namlook-part-1-the-evolution-of-the-dark-side-of-the-moog/

The Ambient Cookbook II blog post: https://hieronymousseven.wordpress.com/2019/11/09/the-ambient-cookbook-ii/

Any other Pete Namlook fans?

Easy Money wrote: Back in the mid-90s I sent Pete some tracks I made on an ADAT and he called me up and said I was a good producer   I'm pretty sure I have at least one review on this site for him. I did not know that he had passed away.