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 From Within Vol.1 - Richie Hawtin
 From Within Vol.1 - Richie Hawtin ... Tracklisting1 Snake Charmer 2 Sad Alliance 3 Million Miles To Earth 4 Homeward Bound 5 Lost Newest Review: ... digital or, more correctly, I didn’t think about either. I was used to listening to some rock (mostly the odd stuff) and a ... more ... little classical (mostly Bach and a little Beethoven) but having explored prog-guitarist-per-excellence Robert Fripp, I came across (completely by chance) a track by Klaus Schulze on which Fripp played, which lead to a collaboration between Schulze and Namlook, which lead me to From Within.
Phew, a bit of a trek that.
Thus From Within, arguably, has the power to make converts, albeit (hopefully) discerning ones.
But the music:
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From Within Vol.1 - Richie Hawtin: From Within (1628 words)
by - written on 02/12/06 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Brain child of Pete Namlook (aka Peter Kuhlman) and Richie Hawtin, From Within was one of the first albums that alerted me to the joys of electronica and thus has a very special place in my musical heart. Pete Namlook, for those that have never encountered him, is a virtual electronica factory, at one point churning out an album almost once a fortnight and released on his independent Fax label. His work is wide and occasionally inconsistent. He has collaborated with innumerable musicians, many of which are of the highest order, such as the grandmaster of krautrock Klaus Schulze, Geir Jensen (aka Biosphere), Bill Laswell, Tetsu Inoue, Bobby Bird (aka HIA) and ... Read the complete review
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