Propeller Island - Hermeneutic Music FLAC

Propeller Island Germany Erdenklang Experimental Ambient 1988

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Propeller Island
Title:	Hermeneutic Music
Style:	Experimental, Ambient
Date of release:	1988
Label:	Erdenklang
Catalog Number:	IRS 971.482, ERD 2-88025, 971.482
Country:	Germany
FLAC album size:	1387 mb
MP3 album size:	2022 mb

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Tracklist

1	Perfect Awakening With Silence	1:14
2	Thundernight (Rec. Live)	5:38
3	Go!	2:19
4	Perfect Awakening Without Silence	0:35
5	Special	0:26
6	The Dramatic Development Of Personal Intelligence	2:51
7	A Short Trip To Some Eastern Country, But Coming Back Soon	7:54
8	Duck Shooting	0:19
9	Hanne's Jingle	0:41
10	The Jungle Of Sizzling Stones	6:03
11	Okkult	0:54
12	Hope	5:58
13	The More You Look, The More You Find	3:49
14	The 5th Generation - Trial And Error Of A System (A Story In Ten Parts) Mixed By [Assistant Mixing] – Torsten Hentschel
15	My First Melody, Interrupted By The Unexpected	3:31
16	Protect Me From Incompetent Decisions	3:24
17	Any Questions? Insert Cartridge!	4:02
18	Masters Mind	2:44
19	Mystic Cocktail	1:03

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
IRS 949.482	Propeller Island	Hermeneutic Music ‎(Cass, Album)	Erdenklang	IRS 949.482	Germany	1988
ERD 0-88025	Propeller Island	Hermeneutic Music ‎(LP)	Erdenklang	ERD 0-88025	Germany	1988

Credits

Composed By, Arranged By – Lars Stroschen, Torsten Hentschel (tracks: 6, 8 to 17)
Recorded By, Producer [Produced], Mixed By – Lars Stroschen
Synthesizer [EMS And Synthex] – Torsten Hentschel (tracks: 6, 8 to 17)
Synthesizer [Synthesizers], Computer [Audio Computers], Grand Piano, Gong [Gongs], Sounds [Goblin's Voices And Gamelan Chorus] – Lars Stroschen

Notes

Recorded, produced and mixed at Propeller Island Studio in Berlin.

All titles published by Erdenklang Musikverlag Ulrich Rützel, Hamburg.

On tray card and booklet:
℗ & © 1988 by Erdenklang Musikverlag Ulrich Rützel, Halstenbekerweg 17, D-2000 Hamburg 54/West Germany.

On CD:
℗ + © 1988 by Erdenklang Musikverlag Ulrich Rützel, Hamburg
Made in W.-Germany

Catalogue number variations:
Order No.: IRS 971.482 on tray card & booklet.
Erdenklang Catalog No: ERD 2-88025 on tray card.
Erdenklang Catalog No. ERD 2-88025 on booklet.
971.482 on CD.

Barcodes

Rights Society: GEMA
Label Code: LC 8155
Matrix / Runout: 78.46252 @ 1
SPARS Code: DDD

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Erdenklang Musikverlag Ulrich Rützel
Copyright (c) – Erdenklang Musikverlag Ulrich Rützel
Published By – Erdenklang Musikverlag Ulrich Rützel
Recorded At – Propeller Island Studio
Produced At – Propeller Island Studio
Mixed At – Propeller Island Studio

Video

Insanity

To be honest, i own this Album for quite ome time and once in a while i stumble across it and think why do i have this? :) i have been trying to sell this record for about ten years now - but every time i pull it out to thin out my collection I give it a last chance - and i always find myself thinking "Wow, this record is quite amazing! i will never give it away!"
:)
So, i guess this record is really good - at least i like it a lot - and hey - i finally decided to keep it forever :)

Malaris

One hardly hears anything about this album, even from aficionados of offbeat electronic music. And it is certainly offbeat. One might say it is ambient and here and there it does present a sort of Hearts of Space style music, but more often it reminds one of early academic bleep and twitter stuff. The next moment it sounds like a novelty record. I've listened to it many times and again and again l find myself surprised. I quite like it.

Swift Summer

Album is divided into two major parts. First part (tracks 1-7) contains mainly more conventional ambient interrupted by short sound collages and Lars' live improvisation on piano on track 4. Personally this was one of the first touches to real ambient music where time seems to stand still and music creates static enviromental state. 6th track, "Hope", is very soothing, relaxing and semimelodic ambient with classical feeling, 2nd track has a static rhytmic element which always reminds me of a train. 5th track is just what the name says, recorded sounds of some eastern countries, processed and sampled.
Second part of the album (tracks 8-18) is an attempt to describe feelings of a conscious machine. Sounds are quite sharp and bright, themes and ideas are somewhat logical but the overall feeling is left slightly thin, especially compared to later Propeller Island albums from 1990's.