If it is allowed to post the #1 item of my X-mas wishlist here: A common album of Steve Roach and Klaus Schulze would be great, I am sure.
Maybe somebody is listening?
Maybe somebody is listening?
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Re: common album of Steve Roach and Klaus Schulze?
· Posted: 15.10.2020 - 20:48 · #3
Sounds like a good idea at first, but I'm not so sure if the collaboration of two artists who cover more or less the same field (although not always in exactly the same way) really makes the result "twice as good"...
From my taste and experience it's more rewarding when musicians collaborate who come from different directions, or at least play different instruments, so they can inspire, challenge and complement each other.
For example I think the duo Schulze - Tiepold was great, or Fripp and Eno, Mathias Grassow and John Haughm, Stephen Parsick an Markus Reuter or (a recent discovery for me) Steve Roach and Serena Gabriel.
On the other hand, on paper, Steve Roach and Robert Rich would seem like a dream team for me, however even though the albums they recorded together are, well, quite nice, but both of them made solo albums which are in fact better than their collabs...
Just my five cents.
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From my taste and experience it's more rewarding when musicians collaborate who come from different directions, or at least play different instruments, so they can inspire, challenge and complement each other.
For example I think the duo Schulze - Tiepold was great, or Fripp and Eno, Mathias Grassow and John Haughm, Stephen Parsick an Markus Reuter or (a recent discovery for me) Steve Roach and Serena Gabriel.
On the other hand, on paper, Steve Roach and Robert Rich would seem like a dream team for me, however even though the albums they recorded together are, well, quite nice, but both of them made solo albums which are in fact better than their collabs...
Just my five cents.
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Re: common album of Steve Roach and Klaus Schulze?
· Posted: 15.10.2020 - 21:12 · #4
I've always thought a collaboration between Ian Boddy and Steve Roach might some day happen....
That would be interesting
That would be interesting
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Re: common album of Steve Roach and Klaus Schulze?
· Posted: 17.10.2020 - 16:34 · #5Quote by BruecknerAmbient
Sounds like a good idea at first, but I'm not so sure if the collaboration of two artists who cover more or less the same field (although not always in exactly the same way) really makes the result "twice as good"...
From my taste and experience it's more rewarding when musicians collaborate who come from different directions, or at least play different instruments, so they can inspire, challenge and complement each other.
For example I think the duo Schulze - Tiepold was great, or Fripp and Eno, Mathias Grassow and John Haughm, Stephen Parsick an Markus Reuter or (a recent discovery for me) Steve Roach and Serena Gabriel.
On the other hand, on paper, Steve Roach and Robert Rich would seem like a dream team for me, however even though the albums they recorded together are, well, quite nice, but both of them made solo albums which are in fact better than their collabs...
Just my five cents.
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From my taste and experience it's more rewarding when musicians collaborate who come from different directions, or at least play different instruments, so they can inspire, challenge and complement each other.
For example I think the duo Schulze - Tiepold was great, or Fripp and Eno, Mathias Grassow and John Haughm, Stephen Parsick an Markus Reuter or (a recent discovery for me) Steve Roach and Serena Gabriel.
On the other hand, on paper, Steve Roach and Robert Rich would seem like a dream team for me, however even though the albums they recorded together are, well, quite nice, but both of them made solo albums which are in fact better than their collabs...
Just my five cents.
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Just what Erik Wøllo said. He didn't want to collaborate with artists who very similar to himself. That's why we sadly will not get any albums with him and other norwegian EM artists together.
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