Klaus Schulze
Klaus Schulze was a German electronic musician, born in Berlin on 4 August 1947. He began as a drummer, playing on Tangerine Dream's debut Electronic Meditation (1970) and on the first Ash Ra Tempel album (1971) with Manuel Göttsching. His solo debut Irrlicht (1972) was built from a damaged organ and orchestral tapes; synthesizers and sequencers then took over on long pieces such as Timewind (1975). He joined The Cosmic Jokers sessions and Stomu Yamashta's Go, recorded as Richard Wahnfried, and from 2008 worked with Lisa Gerrard. His catalogue runs to dozens of albums.
Irrlicht (LP)
Late 1970's re-issue on Brain of the astonishing and ground-breaking debut album of beautiful experimental cosmic music originally released in 1972. A masterpiece on the NWW list.
Irrlicht (LP)
Late 1970's re-issue on Brain of the astonishing and ground-breaking debut album of beautiful experimental cosmic music originally released in 1972. A masterpiece on the NWW list.
Cyborg (2LP)
Original first edition on Ohr / Kosmische Musik of the astonishing and ground-breaking second double-album of beautiful experimental cosmic music originally released in 1973. A masterpiece on the NWW list.
Cyborg (2LP)
Late 1970's re-issue on Brain of the astonishing and ground-breaking second double-album of beautiful experimental cosmic music originally released in 1973. A masterpiece on the NWW list.
Blackdance (LP)
Late 1970's Italian edition on Ricordi's "Orizzonte" series of the 1974 classic of German cosmic synthesizer music of the Berlin School. NWW list.
X (2LP)
Original edition on Brain of the colossal 1978 double album of overwhelming "orchestral" synthesizer music by the Berlin school master. NWW list.
Dziękuję Poland (Live '83) (2LP)
Original 1983 double album on the composer's own Innovative Communication label, recorded live in Poland with the collaboration of Rainer Bloss presenting re-worked/improvised interpretations of material from Audentity and X.
Body Love
The origins of "Body Love" are quite funny. I received a call from a movie producer named Manfred Menz and I wound up becoming his principal composer for a period of time. Amongst others, I composed the “Barracuda” soundtrack for him [1978, previousl…
In Blue
When "In Blue" was released in 1995, many fans thought that this was the most typical Klaus Schulze record for a long time. They were probably right because Klaus did the songs a little bit with the fans in mind for whom the sounds of the previous al…
Mirage 2017 Remastered
*Issued in gatefold digipak with clear tray and 16-page booklet.* 'In the long run, this album will establish Klaus Schulze as an outstanding composer of electronic music', said the reviewer of Record World back in 1977 when he heard Mirage. Mirage i…
X 2017 Remastered
*Released in 6-panel Digipak. Includes a 24-page booklet.* This re-release has some little differences from the formerly available CD version. The former CD of "X." was altered in sound and some tracks were a bit shorter as on the original vinyl albu…
Picture Music 2017 Remastered
*The CD re-release includes the 33-minute bonus track "C'est Pas La Meme Chose" as well as a 16-page booklet.* "Picture Music" is Klaus Schulze's fourth studio album. It contains two tracks, "Totem" and "Mental Door", which were recorded towards the …
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Moondawn 2017 Remastered
With "Big Moog" and Harald Grosskopf on drums: The cult album from 1976. For many fans of cosmic music from Germany, Schulze's sixth album "Moondawn", originally released in 1976, is considered a highlight in the musician's oeuvre, which is not exact…
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Timewind
*Released in 6-panel Digipak. Includes a 16-page booklet.* Award-winning Wagner homage from 1975 – the hour of birth of "classical Schulze". With the two titles "Bayreuth Return" and "Wahnfried 1883", Klaus Schulze clearly dedicated his fifth album t…
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La Vie Electronique 8
*Released in 8-panel Digipak. Includes a 20-page booklet in German and English.* The eighth part of "La Vie Electronique" contains a selection of titles that were created in the years from 1977 onwards, outside of the productions for the albums "Mira…
La Vie Electronique 7
*Released in 8-panel Digipak. Includes a 20-page booklet in German and English.* "Re: People I Know" is the first of two long pieces that Klaus played at his concert in Düsseldorf on September 30, 1977, similar to the impressive piece that Klaus Schu…
La Vie Electronique 6
The sixth part of the out-of-print series offers recordings from the second half of the 70s. La Vie Electronique Vol. 6 contains three CDs. The first disc features numbers that Klaus Schulze played at a concert in Oberhausen in 1976, including "Schwa…
La Vie Electronique 5
The rarities of the electronic pioneer Klaus Schulze were previously released in a strictly limited edition, called "The Ultimate Edition" and document the history and the rich diversity of this exceptional musician, even more impressive than on his …
La Vie Electronique 4
The third in Klaus Schulze's series of three-disc compilations of live and rare material (all of it previously released in his 50-disc Ultimate Edition box from 2000) is pure bliss for fans of early-'70s analog synthesizer music. The melodies swoop a…
La Vie Electronique 3
The third in Klaus Schulze's series of three-disc compilations of live and rare material (all of it previously released in his 50-disc Ultimate Edition box from 2000) is pure bliss for fans of early-'70s analog synthesizer music. The melodies swoop a…
