I want to mention three albums; Adonis their debut-album, Requested Document Live 1980-1983, a double live album and Neue Sterne. Excellent albums the vocals are in German and German-English.
The leading person of this band is Manuel Göttsching. In 1967 he started his first Band at school,
formed with friend and classmate Harmut Enke; founded officially on Hartmut's 15th birthday party.
Two years later Klaus Schulze teamed up and Ashra Tempel was born. Their debut was called Ash Ra Tempel
and consisted out two long tracks. Music increasingly more on electronics and less on guitars, repeating synthesizers,
a bit like Robert Fripps fripperonics.
Blackouts ('77) is a nice album just like:
Correlations 1979:
Releases:
Vision got my attention by the coloured artwork. So i had a better look at it and decided to give it a listen:
Excellent Prog with a capital P. Okay maybe a bit retro / neo, but i don't mind at all.
Prog build up around great keyboard fundations, sparkling guitar riffs and solo's and Kai vocals are more as a pleasant wallpaper. Two long epics reach to the
roof, songs that clock 20 minutes and more.
I lost the clue after the 2 listenings of those 2 songs, but who cares to get lost in hall of beautful art?
Craze this Town is for me one of the highlights. A great carpet of guitar solo's, nice harmonies and catchy tunes.
The art work makes this cd looks good and complete.
Mmm think i must see that i get more of this band.
German synthesizer quartet, A secret Wish ('85) is a must for everyone. The opening-tack A Dream within a Dream is based on a story of Edgar Allan Poe. With;
Steve Lipson -producer,
Steve Howe (yes from Yes),
David Sylvian (from Japan),
Ian Mosly (drums in Marillion),
Andrew Richards,
Glenn Greogery (XTC),
Stewart Copeland (the Police),
Jonathan Sorrell.
On 1,2,3,4 ('90);
Pino Palladino -bass,
Mel Collins -saxes,
Simon Clarke -keys,
Howard Jones - vocals.
Symfo-Index.