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Tangerine Dream
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Electronic Meditation
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| Label © |
Relativity |
| Release Year |
1969 |
| Length |
36:25 |
| Genre |
Krautrock |
| Personal Star Rating [1-5] |
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| Ref# |
T-0044 |
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(various) Kbps |
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Genesis
(Conrad Schnitzler/Edgar Froese/Klaus Schulze/Tangerine Dream)
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5:56
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Journey Through A Burning Brain
(Conrad Schnitzler/Edgar Froese/Klaus Schulze/Tangerine Dream)
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12:26
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Cold Smoke
(Edgar Froese/Klaus Schnitzler/Klaus Schulze)
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10:41
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Ashes To Ashes
(Conrad Schnitzler/Edgar Froese/Klaus Schulze)
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3:58
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Resurrection
(Conrad Schnitzler/Edgar Froese/Klaus Schulze/Tangerine Dream)
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3:24
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Review by Jim Brenholts
Electronic Meditation is Tangerine Dream's debut album. It features the Tangerine Dream lineup of Edgar Froese, Conrad Schnitzler, and Klaus Schulze (his only album with Tangerine Dream). This CD, while very strong in many ways, has some serious flaws. It is about as far from e-music as it gets but still shows promise at the same time. Wildly experimental timbres, passages, and textures dominate this sound world. It is definitely a rock & roll effort and decidedly avant-garde. And at the same time it is very accessible. It is hard to dislike this CD. It is very similar to the music of Pink Floyd and Amon Düühl of the same era.
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