There's so much music out there. One could say too much, because it is impossible to discover it all (and I hate to miss out on things).   The most interesting recordings and most treasured records I have, is a result of someone sharing their discoveries with me. In the old days we even went on blind shopping in catalogs to discover what was going on.

Now, why not use my blog to talk about records I like - regardless of genre and when they where recorded. It should be interesting for some of you visitors, I hope.

First one out is a very special LP for those who like synth from the 70's.  Klaus Schultze put out a record in 1972 that has been very important for me since I first discovered it 11 years later.

 

This is a record that I've seen both on peoples top 100 album lists and worst 100 lists, so I guess it isn't given that you will like it. But the most important about this record - for me - is how the sound image is built, and the movements within the 3 tracks. This is a hard core synth music production, and a wonderful introduction to Klaus Schultzes later works.