CD Klaus Schulze – La Vie Electronique 7
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| Re: People I Know | 40:24 | |
| Avec Arthur | 37:34 | |
| Crazy Nietzsche | 43:16 | |
| The Future | 28:19 | |
| 2-11 | Interview 1979 | 2:30 |
| My Virtual Principles | 62:53 | |
| 3-09 | Die Erde Ist Rund | 11:56 |
Experience the formative era of a synthesist pioneer.
La Vie Electronique 7 is a compelling archival compilation from electronic music legend Klaus Schulze. Released via Belle Antique in 2010, this set serves as a deep dive into Schulze’s pioneering oeuvre, capturing the hypnotic and atmospheric synth textures that defined the Berlin School sound.
A major highlight of this collection is the inclusion of rare material, most notably a live concert recording from late 1977 that opens the first disc. This release offers listeners an intimate, unpolished look at Schulze’s work during a pivotal creative period. While the set is known for its "bootleg-like" raw quality—featuring a noticeable hiss and a vintage, lo-fi aesthetic—it remains a highly valued artifact for serious collectors and fans of experimental music.
Key Features:
- Artist: Klaus Schulze
- Release Type: Archival Compilation / Early Material
- Highlights: Rare 1977 live concert recordings.
- Genre: Electronic / Berlin School / Progressive
- Edition: 2010 Belle Antique CD release.
While the mastering prioritizes archival authenticity over modern polish, the fundamental compositions remain a testament to Schulze’s influence on the evolution of synthesizers and ambient soundscapes.
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