Klaus Schulze
Blackdance (LP)
LabelCarolineGenreElectronic
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Blackdance (1974) is Klaus Schulze loosening his grip. The synthesizers move to the front now, but he also reaches for guitar, percussion, and, on one piece, an operatic baritone, lending the cosmic drift a strange theatrical edge.
It marked his arrival on an international label and a wider listenership. Less austere than Irrlicht or Cyborg, it is often where newcomers are sent first. This is the Caroline issue.
Release notes
Cat# on labels and back cover: ORL 8176 Comes in a cover with typical design for Orizzonte-reissues. Approximately end of the 70s. (P) 1974
| A1 | Ways Of Changes | 17:50 | |
| A2 | Some Velvet Phasing | 8:30 | |
| B | Voice Of Syn | 22:30 |
- Ernst Walter Siemon
- Bass Vocals [Bass Voice]
- Urs Amann
- Cover [Picture]
- Helly Pohl
- Engineer [Toning]
- Klaus Schulze
- Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Percussion, Trumpet [Phase], 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Orchestra, Written-By, Mixed By, Producer
