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General Information
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Title: Atmosphere
Author: Adelbert von Deyen
Release Year: 1980
Genre: Electronic
File Information
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Number of Tracks: 4
Total Duration: 0:42:36
Total Size: 221.42 MB
Files Created on: 18-Apr-2016 09:49:50
Encoded At: CBR 649 kbit/s 44 KHz Stereo
ID3 Tags: No
NFO Created: 18-Apr-2016 10:55:51
NFO/SFV/PAR created by: Mp3BookHelper http://mp3bookhelper.sourceforge.net/
Posting
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Posting date: 18-Apr-2016
MP3 File List
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Duration File Name
1 0:05:05 01 Timemachine.flac
2 0:04:37 02 Silver Rain.flac
3 0:11:10 03 Atmosphere Part I.flac
4 0:21:44 04 Atmosphere Part II.flac
Description
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Adelbert von Deyen is a relatively obscure electronic artist whose style is
very similar to the famed Klaus Schulze, even down to the album covers!
Rightfully so, he claims Schulze as his main influence. His career lasted from
the late Seventies to the early to mid-Eighties. "Atmosphere", Adelbert von
Deyen's third release, is the first album on which he starts to show his own musical style and direction rather than sounding like a clone of Klaus Schulze. The title track still has a strong Schulze influence but there are now unique touches and differences that distinguish this as Von Deyen's
work. The result is a much more satisfying release than either "Sternzeit" or
"Nordborg".
The two short opening tracks are reminiscent of Ashra. "Time Machine" is
bouncy, fast paced electronic music while "Silverrain" is a gentler, melodic
piece which reminds of some of the tracks on
Ashra's "New Age of Earth". "Atmosphere", Von Deyen's longest piece, is broken
into two parts. This is a pure Berlin school electronics with long sections
with sequencer driven bass lines that is reminiscent of mid
'70s Klaus Schulze releases. Von Deyen adds effects, like a plane taking off, that Schulze wouldn't
have used. The sections of the piece have distinct themes as well.
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