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Artist....: Software
Album.....: Fragrance
Source....: CDDA
Type......: Album
Genre.....: Electronic
Encoder...: Lame 3.90.3
Quality...: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint
Company...: IC
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01.Woman Pur 07:02
02.Caleche 06:57
03.Givenchy III 04:23
04.Shalimar 07:33
05.First 06:17
06.Chloe 04:51
07.Fendi 07:17
08.Joy 07:13
09.Bouquet De Fleures 15:18
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66:51 min
105,9 MB
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Adapted from the review in Zenith Magazine #
3... the Software team for this 1990 CD are
Michael Weisser, Klaus Schulze and Georg
Stettner, though it is in fact Stettner alone
who actually plays on the album. It's really
quite an interesting concept, with each track
attempting to portray in music a particularly
well known fragrance. "The Art of Perfume" the
sleeve declares, speaking of which the cover
graphics are extremely impressive.
'Woman Pur' opens and is perhaps the highlight
of the album. An infectious theme, played on
piano and a variety of choral synths, combines
beautifully with a choppy bass line and adroit
percussion which cuts like a knife. 'Caleche'
opens with a distinctive climbing chord before
percussion and sequence proceed to interplay
with piano which are enjoyable, if a touch
repetitive.
'Givenchy III' is a silken tapestry of
synthesisers while 'Shalimar' is characterised
by a slow, deliberate and quite simple melody
which tends to rattle about a bit within its
7+ minutes. 'First' returns to form with a
rhythmic outing whose very separate elements
combine to great effect. 'Chloe' is another
superbly melodic outing very much in the same
vein as track 1, with the addition of some
very classical elements. 'Fendi' is very
evocative but tends to go on a bit, while
'Joy' is another classical track with some
wonderful melodies on show. 'Bouquet de
Fleures' rounds off the album with a tribute
to all the fragrances, with some wonderful
sequence patterns forming the perfect backdrop
for a reprise of the feature melodies.
Some of the tracks on display here are very
characteristic of early 90's Schulze, and had
this been released by the great man himself it
would probably been hailed as one of his best.
Not all the tracks work perfectly, but for the
likes of 'Woman Pur' and 'Joy' alone this is
highly recommended.
http://www.discogs.com/release/126132
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