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Record Review: Harmonia – Musik Von Harmonia
Harmonia: Musik Von Harmonia GER CD [2015] Watussi Sehr Kosmicsch Sonnenschein Dino Ohrwurm Ahoi! Veterano Hausmusik This had been an album that I had wanted for several years recently, after hearing about it on the past blogs of my friend, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1974, 2015, Dieter Moebius, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Harmonia, Michael Rother, NEU!
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30 Days: 30 Albums | Moebius + Tietchens – Moebius + Tietchens
This album was a recent collaborative effort between Cluster/Kluster founder Dieter Moebius and Asmus Teitchens. This was the first album I’ve listened to by either artist, and though I’m familiar with them both, I can’t quite remember where I knew … Continue reading
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