traces of the past redux, by stephen parsick

traces of the past redux

by stephen parsick

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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
this is the physical release from 2007, featuring reduxed versions of the original traces album from1998, plus some previously unreleased bonus tracks.

manufactured cd, not a cdr.

Includes unlimited streaming of traces of the past redux via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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1.	submerging 06:59	buy track
2.	close beneath the surface 10:35	buy track
3.	cosmic jellyfish 01:51	buy track
4.	green depth 02:55	buy track
5.	hydra 07:21	buy track
6.	ashram 05:36	buy track
7.	totem poles 16:45	buy track
8.	the keeper of time 03:00	buy track
9.	quicksilver sea 09:25	buy track
10.	traces of the past 10:30	buy track

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recorded between 1994 and 1997, issued in 1998 for the first time, reduxed and remastered between 2005 and 2007.

for recording this album, the novatron mark 5, originally owned by edgar froese, as well as the mellotron m-400, originally owned by peter baumann, were used. the novatron was stuffed with klaus schulze's original choir tapesets. the m-400 sported chris franke's original three violins/cello/flute tapeset... now i'm showing off a bit, i suppose.

contains three bonus tracks which were not included with the first release from 1998. "hydra" was recorded in early 1996, "the keeper of time" dates back to 1994, and the backing track to "ashram" was recorded as early as september 1996 during the "close beneath the surface" sessions. i finally finished it off in july 2005.

this download version comes with the previously unreleased little gem "delhi disco" which klaus and i performed when warming up to record "close beneath the surface" -- the similar bloodline is fairly obvious but thanks to klaus playing the pe-1000 the way he would play his mellotron, the track gets a slightly oriental flavour.

credits

released July 1, 2007

stephen parsick: synthesisers, sequencers, rhythm computer, mellotron, keyboards, various analogue and digital effects devices

cosmic hoffmann (r. i. p.): space, lead, and rhythm guitar

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stephen parsick Germany

Stephen Parsick, born in Moers/Germany in 1972, got in touch with electronic music when he was still in his toddler days. From 1983 to 1990 he took musical lessons in his hometown. In 1996, he founded his own band ['ramp]:

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Parsick also collaborated with Klaus Hoffmann-Hoock aka Cosmic Hoffmann and released his first solo album "Traces of the Past" in 1998. ... more

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