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Edgar Froese - Solo (1974-83) The Virgin Years [Import]

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Format: CD
Catalog: CDV3099
Rel. Date: 04/10/2012
UPC: 5099964495422

Solo (1974-83) The Virgin Years [Import]
Artist: Edgar Froese
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions

DISC: 1

1. Aqua
2. Panorphelia
3. NGC 891
4. Upland
5. NGC 891 (From Solo 1974-1979)
6. Epsilon In Malaysian Pale

DISC: 2

1. Maroubra Bay
2. Epsilon In Malaysian Pale (From Solo 1974-1979)
3. Metropolis (Inspired By Fritz Lang's Movie)
4. Era Of The Slaves
5. Tropic Of Capricorn

DISC: 3

1. Nights Of Automatic Women
2. Icarus
3. Children's Deeper Study
4. Ode To Granny A
5. Pizarro And Atahuallpa
6. Golgatha And The Circle Closes
7. Pizarro And Atahuallpa (Remixed) (From Solo 1974-1979)
8. Tropic Of Capricorn (From Solo 1974-1979)
9. Stuntman
10. It Would Be Like Samoa
11. Detroit Snackbar Dreamer

DISC: 4

1. Drunken Mozart In The Desert
2. A Dali-Esque Sleep Fuse
3. Scarlet Score For Mascalero
4. Specific Gravity Of Smile
5. The Light Cone
6. Walkabout
7. Pinnacles

More Info:

2012 four CD anthology, a complete collection of this important and influential artist's solo recordings for Virgin Records. Comprising of five complete albums, plus a number of bonus tracks available on CD for the first time. The highly prolific Tangerine Dream, led by Edgar Froese for over 40 years, signed to Virgin Records in 1974, with Froese developing a concurrent solo career. Debut solo album Aqua (1974) recorded in Berlin appears here augmented with the alternative version of 'NGC 891' from his 1981 compilation album Solo 1974-1979. Epsilon in Malaysian Pale (1975) also includes the alternative version of the title track. Ages (1978) recorded in Autumn 1977 at Amber Studios in Berlin. The album is complemented with two bonus tracks including the remix versions of 'Pizarro And Atahuallpa' and 'Tropic of Capricorn'. Stuntman, Froese's fifth studio album, was issued in 1979. This four disc release is completed with "Pinnacles" opus, recorded in 1983. EMI.
        
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