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Churchills - S/T 

Classic Israeli psych album from 68', very good stuff.
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K Schulze - LVE 3
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Edited by Imperial Zeppelin - October 22 2014 at 12:11
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Free electronic percussion LP from 2009. 


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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

^How's that one Martin?
I only have LVE 6, but it is a real treat. I'm continuously baffled by the amount of quality material Schulze recorded in the 70s. It's insane.
Anyway, I've been thinking about diving further into the LVE series, but I can never make up my mind on where to startLOL The one I purchased was merely based on a hunch (like most my acquisitions are really).

I recommend the whole set (15 volumes)! A friend of mine made me a copy of the 50 discs 'Ultimate Edition' box set (the original LVE) and, honestly, it's mostly excellent! I now have the first six of 'la vie électronique' and volumes 2 and 3 are my favorites. Definite must-haves, you can't go wrong with these two.


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Originally posted by Barbu Barbu wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

^How's that one Martin?
I only have LVE 6, but it is a real treat. I'm continuously baffled by the amount of quality material Schulze recorded in the 70s. It's insane.
Anyway, I've been thinking about diving further into the LVE series, but I can never make up my mind on where to startLOL The one I purchased was merely based on a hunch (like most my acquisitions are really).

I recommend the whole set (15 volumes)! A friend of mine made me a copy of the 50 discs 'Ultimate Edition' box set (the original LVE) and, honestly, it's mostly excellent! I now have the first six of 'la vie électronique' and volumes 2 and 3 are my favorites. Definite must-haves, you can't go wrong with these two.


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Thanks. Honestly, I was thinking about starting from one end (preferably the early yearsBig smile) and then just moving to the other.
Nice pick btw. Love Epsilon and the debut Aqua. Stuntman isn't half-bad either - especially if one digs the stylings of Force Majeure.

Almost finished with this little beauty


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David Bowie looks like a fascist space elf on that album cover.

I'm listening to this:


I wonder if the cover art is taken from Warhammer 40,000... I mean, they are a British group from the early 1990s and the illustration does look like something Games Workshop could have used back then.
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Godspeed ScottBeer
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Points: 23199 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 22 2014 at 14:34
Hey Twseel. Have you ever checked out The Future Sound Of London?
Listening to their Lifeforms album right now. One of the most important electronic albums of the 90s imo.
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I should give FSOL some re-listens. Preferably while finally getting around to reading Transmetropolitan. NP:



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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Hey Twseel. Have you ever checked out The Future Sound Of London?
Listening to their Lifeforms album right now. One of the most important electronic albums of the 90s imo.
I have heard of them before, vaguely, but I guess I'll officially make a mental note for future reference. 
Thankings in advance
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