Conrad Schnitzler: Underwater Church

From his album "Ballet Statique" (1992) -reissue of an earlier one, "Con" (1978).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• música
• schnitzler
• underwater
• church
• experimental music

[polar123454321ralop]

your music lives!

[kekobola]

@polar123454321ralop You're right: Conrad rests in peace, but his music lives in our heads.

[elephanta2]

I have his 70's to early 80's albums, they are all wonderful.

[kekobola]

You are really lucky

[jafuso61]

R.I.P. Conrad Schnitzler

[tangosatan]

Brilliant.

[cathridge]

R.I.P. 

[polar123454321ralop]

@kekobola indeed, including the vast group of musicians inspired by him; the history of music

[feedbackl00p]

R.I.P Conrad.

[elephanta2]

Yes, Iam very lucky. I have paper sleeve CDs of "Osterei", "Klopfzeichen", "Live In Wuppertal 1971", "Admira"(these are Kluster), "Schwarz", "Rot", "Blau", "Gelb", "Grun", ""Con, "Con 2", "Con 3", "Electrocon", "Consequenz", "Contempora", "Context", "Convex", "1.7.84", "3.3.83", "Conrad & Sohn", "Control", "'85", "Concert", "Consequenz II", "Congratulacion", and (hoo,hoo) "The Russians Are Coming".