Klaus Schulze... RIP

[ryanosaur]

Klaus was a pioneer in Electronic Music who influenced the Krautrock and Berlin School scenes with a career spanning over 50 years and 60 albums.

Klaus Schulze, German electronic music pioneer, dies aged 74

Multi-instrumentalist who played with Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Tempel before admired solo career is hailed for his ‘innovative spirit’

www.theguardian.com

 

[j_garcia]

Ah, Tangerine Dream. They did some odd stuff, but they also did some great stuff for so many years. Sad to hear it. RIP Klaus.

 

[Mark E. Long]

Been a huge fan of Tangerine Dream from way back in the middle 70’s to present. Probably inhaled a truck load of weed to there album’s back then and over the years .

 

[lovinthehd]

Playing Melrose now, RIP....

 

[Mark E. Long]

Playing Melrose now, RIP....

Very good selection Too Iam very fond of there live stuff live in Poland comes to mind .really like Encor live and logos too . I’ve probably got 14 of there albums as I replaced old lp’s with cd’s as I found them .

 

[ryanosaur]

I really enjoyed his work with Pete Namlook for the entire Dark Side Of The Moog series. 11 Albums with another dead German who contributed an immeasurable amount of music and mentorship to the Electronic scene.

This is a lot of music... I linked to AppleMusic because it is what I use.

Please explore. There is a lot of very cool stuff in here.

The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 1 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 10 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 2 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 12 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 3 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 4 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 9 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 5 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 8 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 6 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 7 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 8 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 8 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 9 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 10 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 11 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 4 Songs

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[Mark E. Long]

I really enjoyed his work with Pete Namlook for the entire Dark Side Of The Moog series. 11 Albums with another dead German who contributed an immeasurable amount of music and mentorship to the Electronic scene.

This is a lot of music... I linked to AppleMusic because it is what I use.

Please explore. There is a lot of very cool stuff in here.

The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 1 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 10 Songs

music.apple.com

The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 2 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 12 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 3 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 4 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 9 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 5 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 8 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 6 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 7 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 8 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 8 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 9 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 10 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 6 Songs

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The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 11 (feat. Pete Namlook) by Klaus Schulze on Apple Music

Album · 1997 · 4 Songs

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Very cool a rainy day session when the wife’s out all day with the Gran pups will be in order . Thanks for posting this !

 

[ryanosaur]

Very cool a rainy day session when the wife’s out all day with the Gran pups will be in order . Thanks for posting this !

Try four different sessions! Or six!
It's good stuff, but there is a lot of it.

 

[Mark E. Long]

Try four different sessions! Or six!
It's good stuff, but there is a lot of it.

Ooh a deep dive will be in order for sure !

 

[shadyJ]

Schulze was only in Tangerine Dream very briefly in one of their early incarnations as a percussionist, and he is much better known for his solo work. His solo work did have a similar, but certainly not the same, sound as Tangerine Dream, with what would become to be known as the Berlin School of electronic music or "Kosmische Musik".

 

[Mark E. Long]

Schulze was only in Tangerine Dream very briefly in one of their early incarnations as a percussionist, and he is much better known for his solo work. His solo work did have a similar, but certainly not the same, sound as Tangerine Dream, with what would become to be known as the Berlin School of electronic music or "Kosmische Musik".

I believe it was there first album . They’ve had a lot of incarnations too my preference is the 70’s to late 80’s stuff .

 

[j_garcia]

Schulze was only in Tangerine Dream very briefly in one of their early incarnations as a percussionist, and he is much better known for his solo work. His solo work did have a similar, but certainly not the same, sound as Tangerine Dream, with what would become to be known as the Berlin School of electronic music or "Kosmische Musik".

Never knew who was in that band at any given time and I do prefer their earlier works mostly as well. I figured he would have a similar feel to his sound if he was with them though.

Not only is Kraftwerk in my regular rotation, but they are also ON TOUR.

 

[shadyJ]

I believe it was there first album . They’ve had a lot of incarnations too my preference is the 70’s to late 80’s stuff .

I like some albums from some periods. From the '70s, I like Pheadra and Rubycon. From the '80s, I really like the album Optical Race. Recently, I think they are doing some nice stuff, and their albums from the past few years have been pretty solid. In fact, I feature one in an upcoming review.

 

[Mark E. Long]

I like some albums from some periods. From the '70s, I like Pheadra and Rubycon. From the '80s, I really like the album Optical Race. Recently, I think they are doing some nice stuff, and their albums from the past few years have been pretty solid. In fact, I feature one in an upcoming review.

Please do that I will definitely check out Optcal race . I’ve been searching on YouTube for there newer stuff in one incarnation I believe it’s Edgar’s son leading the way . But Iam not sure how recent this was . I’ll await your review .

 

[Mark E. Long]

Never knew who was in that band at any given time and I do prefer their earlier works mostly as well. I figured he would have a similar feel to his sound if he was with them though.

Not only is Kraftwerk in my regular rotation, but they are also ON TOUR.

Have enjoyed them since the 70’s aswell they have a nice Blu-ray out from a few years back . Would be an cool time to see them live .