klaus-schulze-–-big-in-japan-(live-in-tokyo-2010)
klaus-schulze-–-big-in-japan-(live-in-tokyo-2010)
klaus-schulze-–-big-in-japan-(live-in-tokyo-2010)

CD+DVD Digipak Klaus Schulze – Big In Japan (Live In Tokyo 2010)

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Aprašymas
CD1-1 The Crystal Returns
 38:03
CD1-2 Sequencers Are Beautiful
 39:00
CD2-1 La Joyeuse Apocalypse
 46:35
CD2-2 Nippon Benefit
 14:10
CD2-3 The Deductive Approach
 12:12
DVD-1 A Crystal Poem (Visible Version)
 34:12
DVD-2 Sequencers Are Beautiful
 43:49

Experience a masterclass in electronic synthesis with Klaus Schulze’s Big In Japan (Live In Tokyo 2010). This 2024 reissue from MIG brings the legendary "Berlin School" pioneer’s historic Japanese performance to your home in a deluxe CD/DVD mediabook format.

Capturing Schulze in a period of creative refinement, this release showcases his signature sequencer-driven soundscapes. Listeners will discover a fresh palette of sounds, featuring world-music themes, experimental effects, and haunting violin-type synth textures. While the set leans toward atmosphere over aggressive soloing, it remains a "must-have" for devoted fans, providing a solid representation of his live mastery during this era.

Product Highlights:
  • Premium Audio-Visual Set: Includes a CD and a DVD (NTSC, Region 0).
  • Enhanced Quality: Features 5.1 Surround Sound and High-Resolution Stereo mixes for an immersive listening experience.
  • Exclusive Content: Includes an 8-page printed booklet.
  • Genre: Progressive Electronic / Berlin School.

Whether you are a long-time collector or a newcomer to Schulze’s "impossible harmonies" and "intense arrangements," Big In Japan is a fascinating voyage through the mind of an electronic music icon.