Description
- CD #1:
- Raughi – Prelude [2:51]
- Fanger & Sch�nw�lder – Snap Shot [8:04]
- PicturePalace music – Saint Paul�s Cathedral Chorus Girl [3:41]
- W.A.dePHUL – Sun Gate [5:24]
- Kagermann & Keller – DE 7208 [12:14]
- Thomas Fanger – Sch�ne Landschaft [6:55]
- Rainbow Serpent – Improvised Music [10:08]
- Broekhuis, Keller & Sch�nw�lder – Vienna Calling [9:02]
- Cosmic Hoffmann – Guitarmoon [5:08]
- Filterkaffee – Zeitmaschine [5:57]
Time: [69:27]
- CD #2:
- Bas Broekhuis feat. Kagermann – Nazareth, PA [8:45]
- [‘ramp] – Track for Michael Hoenig (Excerpt) [8:58]
- Keller & Wienekamp – Forgotten Places [5:25]
- Lutz Graf-Ulbrich – Moab-Jam [6:15]
- Broekhuis & Sch�nw�lder – Philadelphia [13:11]
- Rainbow Serpent & Isgaard & Kagermann – Elements 18 [5:08]
- Keller & Sch�nw�lder – Metropolis Part 2 [5:26]
- Spyra – A Rainy Day [12:55]
- Mario Sch�nw�lder – Winterland [7:13],
Time: [73:19]
Superb compilation of new material by the Manikin men!! If you don’t know them this is the time to get into the Manikin feel.
Sylvain Lupari / gutsofdarkness.com & synth&sequences.com –
Mario Schonwalder is an icon of contemporary EM. This supporter of long and slow minimalist movements has knocked about the world for more than 25 years, bearing on his shoulders the vestiges of a Berlin School EM creates and abandoned by Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. Its in April 92 that Mario Schonwalder launched the Manikin Records label with the release of Closed by my Distance. Without knowing it, the German musician created an institution. Beyond the quality of the label works, Mario Schonwalder and his music companions got constantly involved in the research and development of EM instruments, of which famous Memotron, giving to EM new breaths and horizons that were going to enhance the mesmerizing structure of the Berlin School style. Twenty years and a hundred of albums later, Manikin celebrates the event with Manikin Records Second Decade 2002/2012; a wonderful double album which depicts marvellously the universes without bord ers of the artists who contributed to the development of the German label.
Raughi Ebert starts things up with Prelude”