ASH RA TEMPEL KLAUS SCHULZE Join Inn LP PDU 1976 ITAorig+quadr MANUEL GOTTSCHING
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KLAUS SCHULZE & ASH RA TEMPEL
Major krautrock band of the 1970s, co-founded by Klaus Schulze.
Along with Tangerine Dream, Ash Ra Tempel (later Ashra) was one of the first bands to convert the trippier side of late-'60s psychedelia into the kosmische rock of the '70s. Most Ash Ra titles were solely the work of Manuel Göttsching, plus any other additional players who happened to be around during the recording of his ten albums
"JOIN INN"
Produced by Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser
1976 LP PDU RECORDS Pld. SQ 6041 Quadro Stereo Mono
MADE IN ITALY ORIGINAL PRESSING
FULLY LAMINATED SINGLE COVER
Quadraphonic/Stereo/Mono version
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
LABEL: PDU - BLACK LABEL - SILVER TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) Pld. SQ 6041
Catalog on labels: Pld. SQ. 6041 (P. 025499) / Pld. SQ 6041 (P. 025500)
Matrix / Runout (Side A): P025499 SQ 14-1-76 l ?
Matrix / Runout (Side B): P025500 14-1-76 l ? SQ
On labels: rim text reads "-Riservati tutti i diritti..........Fabbricato e distribuito dalla EMI Italiana S.p.A. -Made in Italy-"
Ohr Musik Production
D.R.
QUADRO-STEREO-SQ
? 1976
Rights Society: S.I.A.E. (lightly stamped on Side A)
On Front Cover: (sticker): featuring KLAUS SCHULZE
On Back Cover: Musik und text von Manuel Gottsching, Hartmut Enke und Klaus Schulze
(bottom, right edge): Distrib. EMI made in Italy
(bottom, left edge): grapyche magica 2000 milano
tracklisting
Side A: FREAK 'N' ROLL
Side B: JENSEITS
grading
RECORD from VG+[A] to VG[B] but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The temporary return of Klaus Schulze also greatly contributes to this feeling of summation. The album features two side-long pieces that represent literally two sides of the band, the Krautrock and space music incarnations. "Freak 'n' Roll" is a 19-minute hard-hitting jam, with Schulze bashing away behind the drums and Manuel Göttsching churning some mean guitar riffs while Harmut Enke ploughs heavy basslines. The track is actually an excerpt from a longer improvisation and begins with a fade in that throws the listener in the middle of an already heated session. Long but hardly long-winded, this track deserves a place alongside Can's "You Do Right" and Faust's "Krautrock": it has the drive, the psychedelic appeal, and the creativity of what epitomized the Krautrock style in the minds of young Englishmen and Americans for a while. The 24-minute "Jenseits" sees Schulze at the Synthi A and the organ, weaving dreamy drones and uplifting chords for Göttsching to doodle over...(AllMusic)
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