Schulze, Klaus

Artists: Ash Ra Tempel
P: 1971 / 2011
Here the newly remastered version made by Manuel Goettsching.
The first Ash Ra Temple release. The first song is a long, crude, pedestrian, psychedelic jam that makes BLUE CHEER seem like jimi hendrix. the other song is a quieter ambient piece that's something special. Often there's a very good reason an album (cd) is obscure, this is!
Conny Plank was the producer and Klaus Schulze was also on electronics and on percussion and drums.

Artists: Ash Ra Tempel & Klaus Schulze
P: 2000 / 2014
Legendary cooperation between Ashra and Klaus Schulze in the year 2000 at the London Royal Albert Hall. Now available again!

Artists: Ash Ra Tempel
P: 2000 / 2020
Live concert by Manuel Gottsching and Klaus Schulze at the Royal Festival Hall.
ASH RA TEMPEL, pioneering veterans of the "Berlin School", became known worldwide with their LPs / publications in the years 1971-1973. On the debut album of the same name from 1971 in the formation of Hartmut Enke (bass), Manuel Göttsching (guitar), Klaus Schulze (drums), ASH RA TEMPEL radically deconstructed elements of rock and blues and combined them with electronic sounds to create novel sound collages. Göttsching and Schulze met again and again during their later solo careers and demonstrated their musical ties to innovative guitar and electronics, but it was not until 2000 that they came together again for a short interlude as "ASH RA TEMPEL". Julian Cope (author of "Krautrock-Sampler") had invited Göttsching to his Cornucopea Festival in London, and so the wonderful opportunity arose for a unique reunion concert, which took place on April 2nd, 2000 in London's Royal Festival Hall. During the preparations for the concert, the studio album "Friendship" was created in advance. Both recordings, the studio album as well as the live recording from the concert in London "Gin Rosé" were released in 2000 in a small edition that was quickly sold out. The studio album "Friendship" was already re-released in 2014 (CD), due to the great demand here the long-awaited live album "Gin Rosé" is finally being reissued. Göttsching and Schulze combine tradition and vision, but instead of reactivating the sounds of the 1970s, the spirit of this unique liaison flows through every note of this concert, which is still contemporary today and shows the two actors with their usual and unwavering joy in playing. Recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall, London 02 April 2000 "Gin Rosè" is now considered a "farewell" concert in this line-up historically valuable document on German music history Klaus Schulze: keyboards, drum machines, sequencing, Manuel Göttsching: electric, acoustic and Hawaiian guitars  complete, unabridged concert on CD including bonus DVD of the entire concert

Artists: Ash Ra Tempel
P: 1993 / 2011
This is the new remastered version by Manuel Goettsching.
Join Inn features just two tracks - Freak n Roll feels like a 20 minute jam/improvisation and has Manuel Gottsching in absolutely blistering form. Meandering themes merge and blend in magical fashion, effortlessly coaxed forth from the strings of his guitar. Manic, pounding drums and breakneck-paced bass-work all combine into a miraculous whole. In sections, it sounds like each musician is wandering off doing his own thing. Then, suddenly, delightfully, it all comes together, forging a masterpiece greater than the sum of its parts, which leaves the listener drained but satisfied.
Jenseits ('Beyond'), is one of my all-time favourite cosmic/ambient chill-out tracks. Whilst the first track was guitar-dominated, the beautiful musical landscape of Jenseits is built primarily by keyboard. Building slowly, complemented by Rosi's achingly beautiful words, this is the musical equivalent of an out-of-body experience (which, from what I can understand of the German lyrics) is what was intended. When Rosi sighs "Nimm mich mit" (take me with you), you will want to go!

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P: 1973 / 2015
This is a german earplay from 1973. The background music and noises are played by Klaus Schulze.

Artist: Klaus Schulze & Wahnfried
P: 1997/ 2006
Through the end of the 70s and onwards, Klaus Schulze often recorded and performed under the pseudonym Richard Wahnfried, an homage to one of his most beloved influences, Richard Wagner. Originally released in 1997, Drums `n' Balls is one of such recordings, a decendant Ambient search for a depth shrouded in infinite atmospheric beauty, played through the unique vision of Klaus Schulze. The definitive version of Drums `n' Balls is remastered and housed in a stylish digipak with deluxe booklet with new liner notes and is numbered for collectors and features the bonus track, Chicken Biryani.
Recorded: beginning of 1997, Hambühren, Germany
Richard Wahnfried - Keys, Computer, Recording, Mix
Joe "Dum Dum" Loevenstone - Ritual Percussion
Sloto Olatunye - Sirophone, Melomanica, Bubble Drum
Katarina Nevaseynewa - Singing Voice
Venus "Fretless" Dupond - Bass

Artist: Klaus Schulze & Wahnfried
P: 1997 / 2006 / 2016
Through the end of the 70s and onwards, Klaus Schulze often recorded and performed under the pseudonym Richard Wahnfried, an homage to one of his most beloved influences, Richard Wagner. Originally released in 1997, Drums `n' Balls is one of such recordings, a decendant Ambient search for a depth shrouded in infinite atmospheric beauty, played through the unique vision of Klaus Schulze. The definitive version of Drums `n' Balls is remastered and housed in a stylish digipak with deluxe booklet with new liner notes and is numbered for collectors and features the bonus track, Chicken Biryani.
Recorded: beginning of 1997, Hambühren, Germany
Richard Wahnfried - Keys, Computer, Recording, Mix
Joe "Dum Dum" Loevenstone - Ritual Percussion
Sloto Olatunye - Sirophone, Melomanica, Bubble Drum
Katarina Nevaseynewa - Singing Voice
Venus "Fretless" Dupond - Bass

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P: 1994 / 2019
Klaus Schulze plays along with Georg Stettner, U.W. Überschall and the singer of Alphaville: Marian Gold. The result is a mix of relaxed techno with Klaus Schulze sequences and many samples of soundfractures. Schulze from a different modern side.

 

Artist: Klaus Schulze + Andreas Grosser
P: 1987
This was the only CD that the joint venture of these two musicians has produced. It is one long track with one main theme divided in 13 variations.

Here the last copy!

Artist: Klaus Schulze & Lisa Gerrard
P: 2009
In the successful history of the cooperation between Klaus Schulze and Lisa Gerrard a new chapter is written. Klaus Schulze is an institution, a living legend: He was a member of electronic bands, since 1972 he has recorded solo records, he produced Bands like Ideal or Alphaville und he took part in the recording of Schiller's platinum-album "Sehnsucht", he has entered various co operations, always full of suspense, always innovative.
Gerrard, born in Melbourne, Australia was once a member of the unique duo Dead Can Dance and has since contributed to a host of movie scores such as Gladiator, Ali and Whale Rider. She owns one of the most remarkable and expressive voices of modern times.
"I have wanted to work with Lisa since the days of Dead Can Dance in the 80's, but I never had an opportunity for such a collaboration", Schulze says.
After the extremely successful studio album to "Farscape" and the DVD/CD "Rheingold" with "Dziekuje Bardzo" (Polish for "many thanks") CD Set will be released which reveals more highlights.
The DVD not only contains the concert in Warsaw, you will also find a complete concert which was recorded the day before in the Schiller's Theatre in Berlin.
Especially the Warsaw concert was a big emotional moment and a triumphant return for Klaus Schulze
25 years after his last concerts in Poland (which can be heard on "Dziekuje Poland live 83" SPV304972) he returned to the place where he can count on his most loyal fans.
As always with Klaus Schulze exclusive new pieces were played in both concerts, Lisa Gerrard is to be heard on the tracks "Bazylika NSJ", "Godspell", "Ocean Of Innocence" and "Spanish Ballerina" as a singer, "Shoreless One" and "Shoreless Two" are two long Klaus Schulze-solo pieces with breathtaking solos on the Mini-Moog.
Both concerts differ in atmosphere, intensity and character clearly from the Loreley concert and present again a huge number of new facets.
The DVD is published in an elegant slipcase and contains the 30-minute documentation "In The Moog For Love" with a detailed interview with Lisa Gerrard in addition to the concert, directed by James L. Frachon
Recorded 12 and 13 November 2008 during concerts in Berlin and Warsaw, mix in Paris and Hambühren

Klaus Schulze - all instruments
Lisa Gerrard - vocals