A year later and Schulze is gone, but now there are vocals, courtesy of a totally wird gent known as John L. A distinctly acquired taste, he sounds in parts on side one's "Darkness & Light" like he's paving the way for the ultimate acid freak vocals on Brainticket's Cottonwoodhill. As is becoming traditional, the comedown on the other side is far more sedate, with "Suche & Liebe" sounding distinctly like "Echeos"-era Pink Floyd, all floaty synths and stretched out Gilmour guitar. But before that, this thunders out...
2. Darkness: Flowers Must Die
EDIT TO INCLUDE LINK TO THE RIGHT BLOODY FILE: Download here (mp3, 11.1 mb)
(Well, it is called Div Share for a reason.)
Manuel Göttsching's website remains useful, but again our friends at Progweed have some things to say, as does the somewhat intense fellow whose fansite is extraordinarily exhaustive.
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I'm incommunicado for a week or so, so our Eoghan has volunteered to stick up something from "Join Inn", which sees the return of Klaus Schulze. But will he choose "the raunchiest relentless wah-wah guitar rock freak-out ever" or the "cosmic drifting Schulze synthesizer-dominated" flip? Ah, decisions decisions.
This link goes to the same file as the last post.
Gascoigne has blundered...panic sweeps the streets of Nottingham, billions are wiped from the Chinese Stock Exchange....
http://rapidshare.com/files/19438041/free_improvisation_3_-_wired.zip
Hello,
I have been reading your Blog and find these comments interesting. I also dl'ed the Tommorow's Gift.
I hope this repays that.
Wired_Free Improvisation!!!
davemustang....
Thanks guv'nor - stay tuned, there's much more to come.
Thanks, masked stranger
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