https://www.discogs.com/release/1203697 (tracklist below)
A Berlin-School classic: Peter Mergener and Michael Weisser as SOFTWARE with their Digital-Dance LP album on IC (run by Klaus Schulze), recorded from the original vinyl. Esoteric multimedia synth madness embedded in fancy digital artwork and “high-tech-poetry”…
Side B:
00:00 – Island-Sunrise
06:32 – Magic-Beach
11:56 – Sea-Gulls-Audience
18:26 – Digital-Dance
Side A:
24:15 – Oceans-Breath
33:33 – Magnificient-Shore
41:18 – Waving-Voices
(yes, they like hyphens)
My mom brought me here.
stylization max
maybe god is actually a subtonal wave of illusion
Sounds like a Tyler The Creator sample
Is this even real? This is too good!!
I am proud that musicians like Software, Kraftwerk or Neu! are from Germany. Being so much ahead of their time…
Utterly gorgeous!
Thanks for upload this.
I like it so much, it's make me happy.
Thank Ü, again and again. 😉
Salutes from Mexico.
It's very difficult to look for its music, because of the name: Software. You are sent to many parts. Anyway I started liking this group about 20 years ago.
dakeschön , grazie ;d
great choonz whateva the speed
i loved <3
Perfect music to rape myself to.
The sunlight shone in the poisoned wood and has eaten his energy. Within an hour beams have already passed to the beach filled with people. On groups of people hot steam has been created………………..
P R E – A E S T H E T I C !
you know its gonna be an awesome concept album when it opens with waves
unbelievable how ahead of its time this was. absolutely remarkable
wowwww that album art tho
this is like the fog by stephen king minus the fear element
Emulator II, PPG Wave written all over it. Amazing tunes, great project.
Berlin school at discogs 😉
Fuck. I just went on a random music spree. Started with Japanese jazz and ended here… man, this is out of this world!
Why is it not played in consecutive order…?
I brought me here.
fuck, this is AMAZING from start to finish!
The wave already denounces what is to come: the diving inside this disc. Wonderful.
My computer brought me here.