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Artist: Klaus Schulze P: 2010 LVE 5 Originally part of the Ultimate Edition. Plus new unreleased track: "For Barry Graves" 15:38. "La Vie Electonique" Vol. 5 contains music of the years from 1976 to 1977. “Berlin Schöneberg“ was recorded in 1976 at a Berlin radio concert, "Vie de rêve" is a concert from the same year, recorded in Reims in France. „Nostalgic Echo "and "Titanische Tage” are also solo concerts from 1976. A year later “For Barry Graves” has been recorded - a short concert for the West German Radio broadcasting show „music extra 3“. „The Oberhausen Tape“ is a concert from 1976 (you will find the second part of this concert on "La Vie Electronique 6"). Finally, “The Poet” is a typical piece of the "Moondawn" era.
Artist: The Orb P: 1991 This album is so unique and different from almost every other electronic album that it is almost impossible to categorize what it even is. Every song is completely different from the last, it doesn’t sound a single thing like their predecessors and is completely random, capricious and unpredictable. The way how it keeps you guessing what is going to happen with every minute of it is phenomenal. Even though it sounds as if everything on here is really random and impossible to make patterns of, it manages to stay consistent and relevant to the overall mood and feeling of the album. The album takes one through many wild rides and journeys; it arrives with its arms just waiting for one to hope aboard. It allows you to travel through an imaginative synthetic earth searching for the answers to life. For these reasons, The Orb have managed to create one of the most beautiful, creative, imaginative and mind-bending electronic albums of the 20th century. It may take many listens to fully appreciate and completely adore it, so I am imploring you to do so. Orbus Terrarum is one electronic album you do not want to leave out of your music collection at all.
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