Epsilon In Malaysian Pale Vinyl

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Epsilon in malaysian pale vinyl.

The work on this album is pioneering in many ways with excellent composition and structure. Amazon ratings and detailled. The first epsilon in malaysian pale is a mellotron based piece inspired by froese s visit to a malaysian jungle. Even 30 years after its release edgar froese s epsilon in malaysian pale is one of his finest solo efforts and is a sought after collectors item.

The second maroubra bay is a more synthesiser based piece named after a place in australia. The album consists of two instrumental compositions each originally filling one side of vinyl. Recently edgar has decided to re record and remix this album. Cover picture songs tracks list members musicians and line up different releases details free mp3 download stream buy online links.

Maroubra bay later appeared on the. It was a beautiful moving piece of music. I have the original on cassette tape so i know what i m. Epsilon in malaysian pale is a music studio album recording by edgar froese progressive electronic progressive rock released in 1975 on cd lp vinyl and or cassette.

Vinyl lp album country. It is definitely an album worth owning. Recently edgar has decided to re record and remix this album. 0 00 00 epsilon in malaysian pale 16 27 0 16 27 maroubra bay 16 58 1987.

Edgar froese epsilon in malaysian pale 1975 ex ex uk virgin lp 2 track gatefold sleeve matrix a2u b2u promo copy small writing on label v2040. The secret with art is to know when to stop adding. The original epsilon in malaysian pale was pure magic. Virgin cd cdv 2040 edgar froese recorded his second solo album epsilon in.

Virgin v 2040 virgin v2040 format. Even 30 years after its release edgar froese s epsilon in malaysian pale is one of his finest solo efforts and is a sought after collectors item. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the vinyl release of epsilon in malaysian pale on discogs. It is definitely an album worth owning.