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Artists: Double Fantasy P: 1986 Double Fantasy was formed in the summer of 1985 by Dreamstar (aka Robert Schroeder). The idea to Double Fantasy developed out of a relaxed studio session atmosphere, where the trying out of various new sounds and melodies created a fresh kind of beautiful Electronic Music, pictures of some laid back moments. The result is timeless Fantasy Music to dream and relax with. Universal Ave. is the first and only album from Schroeder's Original Double Fantasy. Musically describing the human search for new worlds, travelling through the endless space of the universe. A SciFi story that begins when our planets life is coming to an end. Double Fantasy were able to create a very special sound and mood for this excellent produced CD. Refreshing synthesizer music, a musical summer breeze, caressing softly a balmy palm beach of a far, far yet to discover coast. The listener glides softly into a different world, be it through the romantic and moody title Heartbreaker, the relaxed Endless Running or erotic Food For Fantasy. The warm sound creations, interspersed with beautiful, spheric guitar is welcome company on the endless voyage through spaces as well as for the more earthly travels to the worlds of fantasy and meditation. The album was recorded, mixed and produced by Robert Schroeder, who as a successful solo artist has already several well known LPs/CDs to his credit. The album Universal Ave. earned big sales and media success in a very short time. In the USA the album reached the Billboard-Charts and sold over 200.000 items. Here the last copy!
Artist: Ulrich Schnauss P: 2003 / 2020 What is there left to say about this man from Berlin? The buzz was amazing. People were calling in every day asking when Ulrich's follow-up to "Far Away Trains Passing By" would be ready. And it took him some time. But it was worth the wait. We received maybe one track per month and slowly, very slowly the new album began to take shape. We did not expect anything. How? His debut album under his real name had always seemed perfect, but Ulrich managed to take it further. And further. And further. "A Strangely Isolated Place" is definitely bigger, deeper, more dirty even, contains more vocals and shouts its love for guitar pop straight into your heart. This guy is mad.
Artist: Klaus Schulze P: 1988/ 2005 Nr.: 20 Remastered 2005 version incl. bonus track and enhanced booklet with new photos & liner notes. Recorded: Autumn 1987, Hambühren Klaus Schulze - Roland S 50, Roland D50, Roland MKS 30, Roland MKS 80, Roland DDR, Roland 505 Drums, Roland MC 500, Roland JX 10 P, Diverse effects, Korg DW 8000, Korg DVP-1, Yamaha DX 7 II, Fairlight, Akai Sampler En=Trance is one of his more experimental and offbeat discs; it borders on avant-garde.
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