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"HiGH ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"
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a r t i s t : Mittelwinternacht '71
t i t l e : Mittelwinternacht '71
d a t e : 1971
l a b e l : Betley Welcomes Careful Drivers
g e n r e : Space
r l s. d a t e : January/2005
t r a c k s : 04
b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
s i z e : 87,1 MB
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played and produced by edward fraser and christopher french
21 - 22 december 1971
Shit, man? Whats kosmische for "illusion". Klang! Hammond organ
and guitar apocalypse. It just carries on
phasing.disappearing.phasing.disappearing.furry-freakin.
Ahhhhhhhh. takes me back to my mate Wolfgang, us stoned on the
floor of his caravan in Torquay when we were 14 year old Heads.
Still, who were "Edward Fraser and Christopher French"? Was
this really recorded way back in "21-22 Dec 1971"? Is the man
with the midiverb having us all on? Put it like this, the kids
who believed in Santa were the coolest in the school, right?.
Right! And for those of us still feel obliged to space?
Yeah!!Its a fucking riot that our Zweistein tribute band back
in Tamworth never even got close to" - Uncle Florian,
"Schlagwerk Heritage Gazette." - Betley.
Limited to 50 copies.
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"Here's a mysterious CD. The only credits on Mittelwinternacht
'71 say, "played and produced by Edward Fraser and Christopher
French, 21-22 Dec 1971". Hmmmmm.... is this some lost kosmiche
classic or someone's idea of a joke? Well there's no joke about
the music itself, which pays homage to pioneers like Tangerine
Dream. And I mean the earliest stuff.
The album includes 4 tracks, 3 of which stretch out and explore
for well over the 10 minute mark, of screaming noise-space
textures that sail across an otherworldly landscape, pushed to
high levels of intensity by pulsating drones, and haunting
waves of cosmic sound. This isn't just mere floating
electronica either... no sir. This is busy stuff that is
developing continually and with a clear but freeform sense of
direction. At least that's the sense I had as I chilled out
under the headphones. There's lots of interesting mood changes
too, as we transition from high volume atmospherics that sound
like Walpurgis Night in space to calmer sections that would be
almost meditative if they weren't so damn intense. For example,
much of the track "Die Pulsar Kommt" consists of peaceful
drifting waves. But the rapidly warbling patterns and heart
thumping drones keep the listener at bug eyed attention
throughout. Yup, there's lots of treasures to be mined here
that stand up to repeated listens. So if you pine away for the
old days of ultra kosmiche space excursions that let you know
exactly how astronauts feel looking out into heavens... then
this is a must have."
http://aural-innovations.com/2004/january/mitnacht.html
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01-zodiak [15:27]
02-die pulsar kommt [12:19]
03-e-mass [17:19]
04-technorganische [06:39]
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51:44 min
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