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PERELANDRA - EDEN (1980) - authorized version, remastered 2021

  / eden.1978.1981   00:00 Abgesang - Text & Musik: Dirk Schmalenbach 04:28 Er wird sein - Text & Musik: Michael Dierks 11:08 Lichtlied - Text & Musik: Michael Dierks 16:25 Zwischenspiel - Musik: Dirk Schmalenbach 18:04 Dem Verbogenen zuwider - Text & Musik: Dirk Schmalenbach 22:30 Perelandra - Text: C.S.Lewis, Dirk Schmalenbach - Musik: Dirk Schmalenbach 29:47 Im Bragdon-Wald - Musik: Dirk Schmalenbach 36:30 Bilder einer Welt - Text & Musik: Michael Dierks 42:14 Ausklang - Musik: Dirk Schmalenbach © edenmusic Dieses Album ist allen denen gewidmet, die die Liebe zur Wahrheit und zum Licht angenommen haben. This album is dedicated to all those who have embraced the love of truth and light. Credits: Michael Claren † - Vocals, Bass, 12-string Guitar Anne Dierks - Vocals Michael Dierks - Vocals, Polymoog, Fender Rhodes, Organ, Piano, Clavinet Hans Fritzsch - Guitars Hans Müller - Drums, Congas, Timbales, Percussion Dieter Neuhäuser - Flute Annette Schmalenbach † - Vocals Dirk Schmalenbach - Vocals, Violin, String Quartet, Polymoog, Crumar & Roland Synthesizer, Fender Rhodes, Piano, Strings‚ Sitar, Percussion Guests: Christos und Kiriakos Charapis - Bouzoukis Produced by Dirk Schmalenbach Recorded 11/1979 - 01/1980 edenstudio Lüdenscheid Remastered 2021 by Dirk Schmalenbach Cover by Albrecht Fietz When I listen to "Perelandra" today, I get an idea again with which incredible patience we screwed around with the first synthesizers back then (1979). Just the intro with the three million birds (from 23:32)! I don't think I could ever do that again today, despite two dozen software synthesizers, much better delays and reverberation rooms. And then the recording technique! 16-track analog on the first Tascam machine in Germany. It had come with the Trans-Siberian Railway (!!!) directly from Japan. A bit late because it had been in the station in Minsk for a week or two. What stories. There is no contradiction :-) Dirk Schmalenbach