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| Beginner's Guide to Klaus Schulze (by Thomas Beuthe, Canada) |  |
The Essential 72-93
Other than this, the following albums might be
recommended listening. I have listed them in order of date of release.
Picture Music
Timewind
Moondawn
Body Love
Mirage
"X" (2-CD)
Dig It
Audentity (2-CD)
In Blue (2-CD)
Are You Sequenced?
(What more do you need than a good bottle of wine, a lovely KS album, and a
good sound system to play it on? Nothing at all!)
If you don't want to buy just any album at random, but still want to hear
a nice cross section of all styles of music Klaus Schulze has produced, you
might be tempted to buy:
This 2-CD sampler is very nicely put together to maximize your listening
pleasure, and at the same time give you a good hint as to which albums you
might want to buy next.
Astonishingly mature example of early Schulze produced with a minimum of
instruments.
A classic release. Undoubtedly one of his most influential albums. A nice
place to start your collection.
Music of the spheres. A powerful album produced on only analogue
instruments. Has received much praise by almost all fans.
Soundtrack to a porn film. Excellent music to listen to when you're in a
contemplative mood.
An album almost painful in its clarity and transparency. It contains
exquisite sequencer patterns that are fascinating to listen to with
a pair of headphones.
A symphonic work which will appeal to people that like the sound of the
string section.
An introduction to Klaus Schulze in the digital age. This album has a
wonderful driving beat.
Klaus Schulze at his enigmatic best. Contains a challenging array of
astonishing music very different from almost anything else you might have
heard before.
Very warm, soulful electronic music. Great depth of emotion, and close
interplay between KS and Manuel Goettsching.
High-energy, hard-driving music of the nineties.
