Pete Namlook & Klaus Schulze Featuring Bill Laswell - The Evolution Of The Dark Side Of The Moog download free

Pete Namlook Techno Experimental Ambient 2002 Russia

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Pete Namlook
Title:	The Evolution Of The Dark Side Of The Moog
Style:	Techno, Experimental, Ambient
Date of release:	2002
Country:	Russia
MP3 album size:	1206 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1918 mb
WMA album size:	1619 mb
Digital formats:	WAV AU VQF MPC FLAC AUD VOX

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Intro Voice – Robert A. Moog*	0:12
2	I - Wish You Were There (Excerpt)	3:32
3	II - A Saucerful Of Ambience (Excerpt)	15:01
4	III/3 - Phantom Heart Brother	5:25
5	III/4 - Phantom Heart Brother	6:17
6	IV/7 - Three Pipers At The Gates Of Dawn	2:39
7	IV/8 - Three Pipers At The Gates Of Dawn Featuring – Bill Laswell	8:45
8	V/8 - Psychedelic Brunch Featuring – Bill Laswell	8:03
9	VI/6 - The Final DAT	10:28
10	VII/6 - Obscured By Klaus	7:57
11	VIII/2 - Careful With The AKS, Peter	1:09
12	VIII/6 - Careful With The AKS, Peter	8:42

Credits

Graphics – Alex Polo, Andre Ruello
Producer – Pete Namlook
Written-By [Created By] – Bill Laswell (tracks: 7, 8), Klaus Schulze, Pete Namlook

Notes

A continuous mix of tracks compiled from the first eight volumes of the Dark Side of the Moog series.

Special Thanks to:

Elfi, Elisabeth, Fabia, Robert A. Moog, Rudi Linhard, EMC Jörg Strawe, All at INTERGROOVE
Andre Ruello & Alex Polo for beautiful graphics, Olaf & Detlev @ MUSIK SCHMIDT, Markus Engel @ STEINBERG

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: AW 023 P+O-56150-A2 04-02
Barcode: 8 07297 02142 4
Label Code: LC 6269

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
AW 023	Pete Namlook & Klaus Schulze Featuring Bill Laswell	Pete Namlook & Klaus Schulze Featuring Bill Laswell - The Evolution Of The Dark Side Of The Moog ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed, Unofficial)	Ambient World	AW 023	Russia	Unknown

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Exceptional electronics, neatly combining ambient, classic space stuff, great beats, and an overall synth galore. The whole DSOTM series is quite overrated though, however this compilation really keeps up with the repuation of its makers. If you're not yet familiar with Namlook's exceptional talent and artistic proliferacy - this one's a good opportunity to catch up. The selected pieces on this sampler vary a little bit from their original versions throughout DSOTM 1-8, since this is a flowing, concise mix.