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After the Heat [Reissue] by Hans-Joachim Roedelius/Moebius (Electronic) /Brian Eno (Vinyl, 1978)

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Hier folgende Vinyl LP / Here following Vinyl LP Erscheinungsdatum / Release date: 04.09.2009. The Belldog. Electronica + Krautrock + 2000-2009. Pop englischsprachig. Tzima N'arki. Broken Head. Light Arms.

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Record LabelBureau B

UPC4047179303910

eBay Product ID (ePID)14050127521

Product Key Features

Release Year1978

FormatVinyl

GenreRock

Run Time40 Mins 48 Seconds

TypeLP

StyleArt Rock

ArtistHans-Joachim Roedelius/Moebius (Electronic) /Brian Eno

Release TitleAfter the Heat [Reissue]

Additional Product Features

DistributionForced Exposure

Country/Region of ManufactureGermany

ReviewsQ (Magazine) (p.122) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[Eno] was in full, fascinating ambient flow, hence the surprisingly expansive 'After The Heat.'"

Additional informationFull performer name: Brian Eno/Dieter Moebius/Hans-Joachim Roedelius. AFTER THE HEAT is a collaboration between Brian Eno and the two members of the band Cluster (though on this release, they were billed by their actual last names). It was originally issued in Germany in 1979; the 1996 Gyroscope reissue is its first U.S. release. Personnel: Brian Eno (vocals, various instruments); Dieter Moebius, Hans-Joachim Roedelius (various instruments); Holger Czukay (bass). Producers: Brian Eno, Dieter Moebius, Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Conny Plank. German composers Dieter Moebius and Joachim Roedelius formed the synthesizer duo Cluster during the '70s krautrock boom, but only attracted wide attention outside their homeland when they joined forces with Brian Eno for the 1977 album CLUSTER AND ENO. The excellent 1978 follow-up, AFTER THE HEAT, is credited to the three individual participants, emphasizing the contributions of each. Several of the album's 10 pieces, particularly the turbulent "Oil" and "Foreign Affairs," emphasize Moebius' and Roedelius' Tangerine Dream-style analogue synthesizers, while the more reflective, piano-based "Luftschloss" and "The Shade" move toward the gentler ambient directions Eno was beginning to explore around this time. The album's best piece, "Tzima N'Arki," is an intriguing faux-Middle-Eastern collaboration featuring an Eno vocal played backwards, foreshadowing much of Eno's '80s work, including MY LIFE IN THE BUSH OF GHOSTS and FOURTH WORLD 1: POSSIBLE MUSICS. Most of this album later appeared on the compilation OLD LAND.

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