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Je don't comprendo moui bienne the angliche. So I pense that yo va me barrer. Pero thank you, phs br
This looks muy bien so I pense that I will écouter.


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Pas de prise de risque pour le français

Je don't comprendo moui bienne the angliche. So I pense that yo va me barrer. Pero thank you, phs br
This looks muy bien so I pense that I will écouter.


L'espagnol est à travailler aussi
Y a pas que comprendo, y a aussi muy bien, moui bienne, yo va, pero et voilà.

"Klaus Schulze"

(Bootleg's):



Live At Stokvishal, Arnhem 1979.10.24
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KBZ909ZU

Tracks:

01. Part 1 (30:26)
02. Part 2 (13:44)
03. Part 3 (04:07)


"24 or 28 October 1979", Stokvishal, Arnhem, The Netherlands
Performed by: Klaus Schulze & Arthur Brown

There is a divergence as to the exact day of the show! See:
http://schulze.beinggreen.nl/discography/stokvishal.htm
http://www.e-music.ru/content/view/132/15/
http://www.angelfire.com/ga/cchambers/TDroios.html

Zeitgeist - Live Bruxelles, 17 October 1977
http://lix.in/-8b71cd

Tracks:

01. Zeit (29:00)
02. Geist (21:29)
03. Inside The Harlequin (12:19)


Cathedrale St. Michel, Brussels (bootleg)

Recorded: 17 October 1977, Cathedrale St. Michel, Brussels, Belgium

Performed by: Klaus Schulze



Note:

This concert was probably taken from a radio broadcast.
This bootleg is also known as concert "Cathedrale St. Michel" or simply "Zeit Geist", in memory of the songs main context...

"Zeitgeist" is a concert which was recorded on October 17, 1977 in front of 5500 people in the Saint Michael cathedral in Brussels, "Inside The Harlequin" is the encore of this evening.

Home studio with Gunther Schickert, Hambuhren (bootleg) 26 September 1975



http://depositfiles.com/files/jmf87lqse

Password: 12345


Tracks:

Part I (12:14)
Part II (08:02)
Part III (20:55)
Part IV (00:34)

Recorded: 26 September 1975, Hambuhren.

Performed by: Klaus Schulze (Electronics) & Gunther Schickert (Acoustic Guitar, voice)

Photo confirming the participation of Gunther Schickert. Finding stands out for circle




Günther Schickert was Klaus Schulze's roadie during the Itallian/Swiss concerts in November 1975 and also assisted in the production of the second Far East Family Band LP. Occasionally he jammed with Klaus Schulze just for fun.

In 1973 Schikert founded the trio GAM (named after the first letter in the forenames of the members) with Axel Struck and Michael Aleska. This group never made any records, but a cassette release, GAM 1976 (released 1986), contained demo tapes for a possible album. Schickert recorded his first solo album 'Samtvogel' and released it privately in 1974 (Brain re-released it in 1975). Here he presented his personal ideas, which were surprisingly similar to Manuel Gottsching's Inventions For Electric Guitar - a 'cosmic' electronic music created exclusively by an electric guitar. Schickert and Gottsching didn't know about each other's projects until years later. Later he released 'Überfallig' (1979), 'Kinder der Wildnis' (1983) and 'Somnambul' (1994).



From: Net

Home studio with Gunther Schickert, Hambuhren (bootleg) 26 September 1975
http://depositfiles.com/files/jmf87lqse

Password: 12345


Tracks:

Part I (12:14)
Part II (08:02)
Part III (20:55)
Part IV (00:34)

Recorded: 26 September 1975, Hambuhren.

Performed by: Klaus Schulze (Electronics) & Gunther Schickert (Acoustic Guitar, voice)

Photo confirming the participation of Gunther Schickert. Finding stands out for circle




Günther Schickert was Klaus Schulze's roadie during the Itallian/Swiss concerts in November 1975 and also assisted in the production of the second Far East Family Band LP. Occasionally he jammed with Klaus Schulze just for fun.

In 1973 Schikert founded the trio GAM (named after the first letter in the forenames of the members) with Axel Struck and Michael Aleska. This group never made any records, but a cassette release, GAM 1976 (released 1986), contained demo tapes for a possible album. Schickert recorded his first solo album 'Samtvogel' and released it privately in 1974 (Brain re-released it in 1975). Here he presented his personal ideas, which were surprisingly similar to Manuel Gottsching's Inventions For Electric Guitar - a 'cosmic' electronic music created exclusively by an electric guitar. Schickert and Gottsching didn't know about each other's projects until years later. Later he released 'Überfallig' (1979), 'Kinder der Wildnis' (1983) and 'Somnambul' (1994).



From: Net




I like this tracks..it's strage but very beautifull!

I like this tracks..it's strage but very beautifull!


I think this fantastic work ....

Paris, Salle de la Mutualité 28 April 1975 (Bootleg)



http://lix.in/-86e89e


Tracks:

01. Mutualité Part 1 (46:54)
02. Mutualité Part 2 (12:31) [Starts with a beautiful Organ solo]


Recorded: 28 April 1975 (Radio Recording)

Performed by: Klaus Schulze, (Irrlicht)

The earliest known (?) recording of a live concert by Klaus Schulze, from his tour in France.

For the eight concerts in France, the Swiss duo 'Irrlicht' was invited as supporting act. It could be that you hear them instead of Klaus.

And wath about Psy Free the first band of Klaus Schulze.
Do we have some records?

I have very primitive Kraut. I believe it has something of this. I'll take a look at my files.

"WARNING": This may take a lot! It's a lot. There are things I even forget its existence.

Even More details about the band:

Psy Free



Psy Free live!

One of the earliest important roots of Krautrock. Reputedly the first Berlin avant-garde rock band, they existed circa 1967-1969,

with the line-up of:

Alex Conti (guitar)
Klaus Schulze (drums)
and Joe Schumann (organ)

They played live quite extensively, but never recorded, and were reputedly one of the wildest of psychedelic rock groups. Klaus told us thy were like a free rockin' Hendrix meets Cream and The Doors, or something like that. Alex Conti later went on to hard-rock bands Curly Curve and Atlantis in the 1970's. Klaus Schulze you can read about elsewhere in this book.

From: "The Crack In The Cosmic Egg CD-ROM"

Thank you.
I read a book about Krautrock right now. I also see the reference of your book in my.

I also read something about The Rattles, the first band of Achim Reichel.
I am going to listen to it

"Klaus Schulze, drums in Psy Free"

Nice!

Bruxelles, BRT 2 radio 04 November 1976



http://lix.in/-8578e1

Tracks:

01. BRT studio Part 1 (27:39)
02. BRT studio Part 2 (14:45)
03. BRT studio Part 3 (12:07)
04. BRT studio Part 4 [Jan´s Theme] (19:51)


Klaus Schulze Belgium concert
04 November: Bruxelles, Studio 4, at BRT2 radio


Tapes os the BRT concert in Brussels exists with the title "Uneased Wonderings". This title was given to the music, without KS oe my knowledge, by the radio, or more precisely, by the announcer Paul Verkempinck, otherwise a very nice and helpful man.


Enjoy....