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Disc 01
01. "Set The Control For The Heart Of The Mother/Part I"
02. "Set The Control For The Heart Of The Mother/Part II"
03. "Set The Control For The Heart Of The Mother/Part III"
04. "Set The Control For The Heart Of The Mother/Part IV"
05. "Set The Control For The Heart Of The Mother/Part V"
06. "Set The Control For The Heart Of The Mother/Part VI"
Disc 02
01. "Astro Know Me Domina/Part I"
02. "Astro Know Me Domina/Part II"
03. "Astro Know Me Domina/Part III"
04. "Astro Know Me Domina/Part IV"
05. "Astro Know Me Domina/Part V"
06. "Astro Know Me Domina/Part VI"
Disc 03
01. "The Heart Of Our Nearest Star/Part I"
02. "The Heart Of Our Nearest Star/Part II"
03. "The Heart Of Our Nearest Star/Part III"
04. "The Heart Of Our Nearest Star/Part IV"
Disc 04
01. "DTS/5.1 Digital Surround/The Heart Of Our Nearest Star,"
02. "DTS/5.1 Digital Surround/The Heart Of Our Nearest Star,"
03. "DTS/5.1 Digital Surround/The Heart Of Our Nearest Star,"
Disc 05
01. "Klaus Schulze & Pete Namlook-Live in Hamburg/Hamburg I"
02. "Klaus Schulze & Pete Namlook-Live in Hamburg/Hamburg II"
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5 |
| | Description: | Back by popular demand! The 5CD box set.
In 1994, Klaus Schulze was able to look back on a long, successful and highly influential career, but he was also able to embrace the new. He was in the midst of his ??digital phase??, fascinated by sampling technology, and had a clear idea of where he could go with the technology, which resulted in albums like ??Beyond Recall??; the Royal Festival Hall recordings; ??The Dome Event?? and even to an extent his opera ??Totentag?.
By contrast Peter Kuhlman a.k.a Pete Namlook had just started. In 1992 he had founded the seminal Fax label, which was both a vehicle for his own recordings and a chance to collaborate and release recordings from like-minded musicians from around the world: Robert Görl of DAF; Geir Jenssen of Biosphere fame; the ever-eclectic Bill Laswell; Ritchie Hawtin; Lorenzo Montanà; Gabriel Le Mar; Dr. Atmo and David Moufang to name just a few.
In an interview from 2002, Pete remembered:
??In fact, the detonation was ??Air II?? - the spacey part of the track ??Travelling Without Moving?? enthused Klaus. He wanted us to start to work together at once. It was the music that was of importance to him.
Although Klaus had had no interest in working together before on principle, I knew I could convince him with my music. That was the key of our co-operation. The track was in a sort of Schulze/Tangerine Dream style with it??s analogue synthi-bass sequences; it became apparent to both of us that we should approach things with analogue tools first of all. Although it wasn??t so easy initially, the musical result finally convinced him. I didn??t want to do just a remake of seventies space-music - I intended to meld it with the beats and sounds of today??s electronic music, and I think we succeeded.?
Klaus Schulze: ??The whole series was a very unpretentious project. Because I had always kept total control with my own albums, I let Pete take it off my hands and could make compromises. That was juicy for me, ??cause I don??t work with other electronic musicians usually. It was a total different chemistry compared to say Manuel Goettsching, who I understand completely. From that point of view it was a real challenge. I never could work with somebody like me, I??d rather do it on my own. The few people I have worked with, like Rainer Bloss, had to have strong egos to prevent themselves being dominated by me. Namlook once said, my music was often too emotional from his point of view. Namlook is much more rational than me, that??s why I always kidded him with the nickname ??the banker?? ?? but this oppositional aspect made it exciting for me. I need people who work contrari-wise.
Work on ??Dark Side Of The Moog?? started without any solid intention and wasn??t planned as a series at all. There was only the aim that it didn??t sound like ??Schulze?? only, so I decided that Namlook had to make the final mix.?
The influence Namlook had on Klaus??s music in the middle of the nineties should not be taken lightly, because although Klaus dearly loved those early-analogue elements from his own music, they had become, to an extent, lost. It was Pete who fortified him to go back to the analogue charm of his early albums and it was Pete who supported him in the modification of his analogue instruments, leading finally to the epoch-making Schulze album from 1996 - ??Are You Sequenced??
For Namlook, the curiosity of Klaus Schulze and their collaboration on a level playing field of mutual respect was inspiring:
And so a legendary series of recordings was born. ??Dark Side Of The Moog?? grew more or less unplanned to a sprawling, stately-sized series of eleven volumes recorded between 1994 and 2008, only ending with the early, tragic death of Pete on November 8th 2012.
Retrospectively, the approach to and exchange of music and ideas, the growing together and cross-pollination of emotion and logic, makes for a rewarding and fascinating listening experience that still holds its own today.
- Klaus Schulze & Pete Namlook - The Dark Side Of The Moog Vol. 9-11 / Complex re-release of the most remarkable and worldwide sought after series "The Dark Side Of The Moog" by German electronic pioneers Klaus Schulze and Pete Namlook (aka Peter Kuhlmann) in three slip lid boxsets, each with 5 CDs, incl. Bonus material and new linernotes. The third box contains Vol. 9 to Vol. 11 and two bonus CDs. The relationship between Klaus and Pete and the exchange of ideas was unorthodox from the beginning of their co-operation, in that they rarely met personally. The most remarkable contacts they had were outside of their studios, for instance their concert of April 1999 at the Jazz Festival in Hamburg, which was released as an edited version on 'Dark Side Of The Moog, Vol.8' (will be released in the second Boxset) - the interplay and chemistry between them is clearly evident, and it becomes even clearer on the un-edited version of the concert (which will be released as bonus CS on the third boxset). The influence Namlook had on Klaus's music in the middle of the nineties should not be taken lightly, because although Klaus dearly loved those early-analogue elements from his own music, they had become, to an extent, lost. It was Pete who fortified him to go back to the analogue charm of his early albums and it was Pete who supported him in the modification of his analogue instruments, leading finally to the epoch-making Schulze album from 1996 - "Are You Sequenced?". And so a legendary series of recordings was born. 'Dark Side Of The Moog' grew more or less unplanned to a sprawling, stately-sized series of eleven volumes recorded between 1994 and 2008, only ending with the early, tragic death of Pete on November 8th 2012.Cat# MIG01400 printed on rear tray card.
Cat# MIG 01402 5CD Boxset printed on on discs.
Released in a "fat" 5-CD jewel case with 12-page booklet.
? 2016 MIG-Music GmbH 2016 MIG-Music GmbH
Made in Germany
Durations of the sub-tracks are not printed on the release.
Reissue of [url=/release/8568428]box set[/url] with discs packaged in individual jewel cases, differing matrixes and SID codes and partially different track titles and track durations.
The Dark Side Of The Moog Vol. 9 recorded in Traben-Trabach in 2002.
The Dark Side Of The Moog Vol. 10 recorded in Hodeshof in 2005.
The Dark Side Of The Moog Vol. 11 recorded in Hodeshof in 2008.
"The Dark Side Of The Moog - Vol. 9-11" is a captivating CD collection by the legendary electronic music pioneers Klaus Schulze and Pete Namlook, released by Mig / Indigo. This set brings together volumes 9 to 11 of their iconic series, renowned for its innovative fusion of ambient, trance, and experimental soundscapes. Each track takes listeners on an immersive journey through lush synthesizer textures and hypnotic rhythms that showcase the duo's mastery in electronic composition. Klaus Schulze is celebrated as one of the founding fathers of electronic music, having been a member of Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Tempel before launching his prolific solo career; Pete Namlook was equally influential as a producer and founder of the FAX +49-69/450464 label, shaping modern ambient music with countless collaborations. Together, they have left an indelible mark on contemporary electronica with "The Dark Side Of The Moog" series being hailed as essential listening for genre enthusiasts. Mig / Indigo is known for high-quality releases across various genres, specializing in reissues and new editions from acclaimed artists?ensuring timeless works like this remain accessible to fans worldwide. | | | No. of tracks: |
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05257142 |
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