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Experimental & Avant-Garde Experimental, Ambient, Berlin-School Master

Dig It

Klaus Schulze
Year
1980
Genre
Experimental & Avant-Garde

Liner Notes

"Dig It", as its name indicates, is one the first musical recordings entirely built with a computer (the original GDS) - hence the first track being called "Death Of An Analogue". Words on "Death Of An Analogue": "The song... The sound... Analogue is dead... Digital is an automat... One bit for you, one byte for me... What's it like?... It's alright". Some reissues include a DVD with a musical & visual performance also released separately as [[release:26949647]].

A1 — B2

Tracklist

  1. A1 So What 9:22
  2. A2 Freddie Freeloader 9:46
  3. A3 Blue In Green 5:37
  4. B1 All Blues 11:33
  5. B2 Flamenco Sketches 9:26
Personnel

Credits

Trumpet
Miles Davis
Alto Saxophone
Cannonball Adderley
Tenor Saxophone
John Coltrane
Piano
Bill Evans
Producer
Teo Macero
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