Deuter-Aum-'72 Krautrock Spacey Trippy Voyage-new LP
Deuter

Aum.

new LP

REISSUE

a journey into the catalogue of Eckart Rahn’s legendary Kuckuck label. Kuckuck was responsible for releasing many great albums in Germany in the early 1970s, including the wonderful Aum by synthesiser and ambient musician DEUTER. An equal of contemporaries such as Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze, Deuter recorded this, his second album, in 1972 and was more ambient than his first work, brining to mind the style of fellow experimentalists Popol Vuh - A classic and essential work

Phoenix / Aum / Soham / Offener Himmel I / Gleichzeitung / Offener Himmel Ii / Sattwa / Morning Glory / Soma / Surat Shabda / Abraxas / Susani / The Key

The second album and a bit more down to earth but still weird and trippy. A bit like Achim Reichel and certainly a spacey, trippy voyage through surreal soundscapes. Created using exotic percussion and electric and acoustic instruments this is a perfect balance.....

The second Deuter album from 1972; this was his last record before moving to India and falling under the guru-ship of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. The rock-related moves of D are eradicated, but beautiful atmosphere, echo guitar & experimental form are laid out with ease. Late night pleasure abounds."His first attempt at merging sitars, tablas and flutes to the sounds of birds, wind and water (reflecting Deuter's deep relationship with nature), resulted in an addictive, aesthetic music."

Deuter ‎– Aum
Label:
Cherry Red Phonograph ‎– CRP113
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Country:
UK
Released:
2010
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Experimental, Ambient

Tracklist
A1     Phoenix / Aum / Soham     9:45
A2     Offener Himmel 1 / Gleichzeitig / Offener Himmel 2 / Sattwa / Morning Glory     12:03
B1     Soma / Sunrat Shabda / Abraxas / Susani / The Key     21:43

Companies, etc.

    Copyright (c) – E.R.P. Musikverlag
    Licensed From – E.R.P. Musikverlag

Credits

    Composed By, Performer, Producer – Georg Deuter*
    Cover – Manfred Manke
    Sleeve – Georg Deuter*

Notes
Originally released on Kuckuck 2375 017 in 1972.
Barcode and Other Identifiers

    Barcode: 5-013929-411319