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Yesterday, Klaus Schulze died
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One of my favorites electronic musicians. For techno probably more influential than Kraftwerk. I think Kraftwerk was an important inspiration for early rap music while I see the usage of arpeggiators in the of Schulze and the Berlin school leading to house and techno. In my opinion one of the early masters of electronic music who made me tripping many hours. RIP Klaus.
Imo they’re both up there among the most important/influential figures in music ever. Definitely a huge loss. RIP.
I had wondered why I was seeing so much of his music posted - I had no idea.
He made some great albums. RIP
One of my greatest idols, he started my love for electronic music when I was a teenager and listened some of his 70s works like Mirage or Dune.
A very sad day.
https://youtu.be/Kgt-D3tFMaQ
Timewind has been my favourite album since 1976.
Hey Tony, hope you’re keeping well.
I’ve not heard this album but shall seek it out.
Wow, we were just talking about him on another thread.
If you are even a remote fan of electronic music you owe that to yourself.
+1.
I‘d like to share my comment from the other, older thread on this video. If you are interested in his synth here is a detailled description of his setup. What we see in this video is his modular Moog System 3p that was his main synthesizer from the mid seventies onwards. It was still in use until 2005 when he sold it on ebay.
http://www.till-kopper.de/ksmoog.html
If you have the necessary cash, you can buy an exact replica of his setup.
https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/04/23/synth-werk-intros-modular-system-inspired-by-klaus-schulze/
As German it was always very sad for me that he was much more valued abroad than in Germany. Concerts with a huge audience of several thousands in France. I guess most Germans who read about his death in the news these days don‘t even know his name. Everyone knows Kraftwerk and many know Tangerine Dream but Klaus remained underrated in his own country. Perhaps reduced to the group of electronic music lovers.
I think his legacy is phenomenal. I was fascinated by his hypnotic arpeggios on top of creamy pads from day one that I heard his music. In 1998 my wife and me fell in love and kissed first time when I had his „In Blue“ playing in the background. It will always remain our love song. Let's light our lava lamps. Thank you Klaus.
Ha, in my country, Spain, he only gave a concert in 1992, and he decided to never return due to the bad experience. Nobody in the organization or in the hotel was able to speak English, and on top pf this, he was never paid for the concert.
Klaus Schulze not only started my love for experimental/electronic music, he started my passion for music in general. Before internet, in Spain we had only access to terrible music in radio. Coming from a dictatorship, there were very few parents with a minimal culture, because most of them haven't had access to school, so the vinyl and cassette collections in our homes were also terrible. In this context, discovering Klaus Schulze when I was 17 years old showed me that other types of music were possible. So it also started my interest for experimental rock from the 60s and 70s, rock took me to the blues, blues took me to the jazz, and then to world music, and everything in between.
I'm not much into Klaus Schulze recordings starting in the 80s, but his production in the 70s shaped all the electronic music that I love today, and that is far away from dance music. I can't think in a more influential artist using synthesizers.
I think that the closest contemporary thing to this distinctive style of Schulze in the 70s is State Azure.
And he works in Bitwig!
https://youtu.be/DD75XXVfCjo
I actually came a little late to KS, only discovering his music in the early 80s, thanks to friends. Since then, if I need to listen to something and can’t decide what, he’s been my go-to. Particularly the earlier albums, though I like a lot of his later stuff too (the Dark Side series he did with Pete Namlook, and the work he did with Lisa Gerrard in particular). Mirage is probably my favourite album by anyone, ever. Listen to it in the dark, and let your mind paint the pictures. And Irrlicht and Cyborg are phenomenal examples of how to do a lot with very limited resources. Big regret is that I never saw him play live.
RIP, KS, and thank you.