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Michael Garrison - In The Regions Of Sunreturn [1979]
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Windspell Records
1979
00:00 To The Other Side Of The Sky
05:30 The Search
11:20 Dreams
15:13 Twilights Returns
19:59 Escape
24:41 The Distance From Here
31:12 Theme To Onday
37:07 Black Hole
39:28 The Voyage
Composed By, Performer, Producer - Michael Garrison
Instruments [Plays The Following Instruments: Arp 2600 W/ Sequencers, Moog Synthesizer W/ Ribbon Control System, Arp Axxe And Arp String Synthesizer, Moog Poly Pedals And Synare 2 Synthesized Percussion] - Michael Garrison
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Still have my LP. Got it for my 22nd birthday in '80 from my Mom, of all people. Turns out she was paying attention when I played Tangerine Dream, Synergy, Klaus Schulze, etc...
Ich halte sie auch in ehren ❤
YOU'RE ALMOST THE SAME AGE AS MICHEAL GARRISON, YOU WERE BORN ABOUT TWO YEARS APART; P.S. YOU'RE ALSO ABOUT THE SAME AGE AS KYLE MACLOCHLAN AND LUCNDA BASSETT. WHAT A GREAT GENERATION, CLASS OF ABOUT 1976, OR SO.
'75, yeah, I'm old😵
I'll never forget the powerful music of Mike, so beautiful ! Rest in Peace among the stars...
unfortunately he does'nt live anymore, he was a good Musician in the range of Jean Micheael Jarre, but he has never been that famous, which he deserved.
Another Beautiful Soul lost to Alcoholism. Miss ya Bro! Thank You for Posting.
Yes, alcoholism led to his liver failure, but the cause for his drinking had been lifelong depression. I've read a short biography about his life. Dearly missed
A wonderful music for another future dimensione. Apocalittic life game. From a fun of Verona. Giancarlo dj set. Bye bye in peace
Bought the elpees 30-45 years ago, then the CDs...never knew why they didn't keep coming until 15 years ago. This is so beautiful it hurts, and even more so when you know what happened to him.
/J, Sweden
Well put, friend.
My dad had this tape and I couldn’t remember the artist’s name. After 30 years I finally found it by accidentally coming across this video!
Sensationelle Musik, wunderbar für Meditation......einfach nur Geil!
Hab die als LP gekauft for ca 37 Jahren.....Omg die Zeit vergeht....soooo Schön....
Im RIAS habe ich zum ersten Mal, Anfng der 80-ger, etwas davon gehört, und mir vor ca. 30 Jahren die LP gekauft. Zeitlose coole Musik. Danke fürs einstellen.
Tolles Album.
Genau das richtige um abzuschalten und ein wenig zu träumen.
Michael is gone too soon but it's never too late to fly on his wonderful music. A real pleasure for all synths lovers. If you like this kind of electronic odyssey, maybe you'll enjoy Larry Fast Synergy albums or Nibelia by Ose.
Garrisons Stücke waren für mich die faszinierendsten Pausenfüller bei „Radio Drei Südfunk Stuttgart“. Hätte sie oft genug lieber mal als Hauptmusik gehört. Jahre später habe ich Stück für Stück begriffen, welches Instrument für seine ersten Platten das klanglich prägendste war: Das Solina String Ensemble. Kaum ein Elektronik-Musiker hat es so homogen im Gesamtklangbild eingesetzt wie er. Jarre war oft ähnlich faszinierend, doch ist er immer wieder mal in Pop- und Tanzmusik- Klischees abgedriftet, die Pein beim Anhören erzeugt haben.
Garrisons Musik hier besteht im Grunde oft nur aus vier Klängen: Rauschen als Rhythmus, Solina für Akkorde und Melodien und monophone Moog/ARP-Linien für Bass oder Melodie. Hier und da rhythmisch abgestimmtes Echo.
Es ist schlimm, wieviele talentierte Menschen in ihrem Leben betörende Schönheit erschaffen und dann selbst Schiffbruch erleiden.
@@Triplechorus2 Jarre war am Anfang phantastisch! 3 oder 5 Ebenen in der Musik gerade bei Equinoxe und Oxygene... später wurde das zu 2 bis 3 Ebenen... leider... dennoch genial! Aber Garrison war mindestens auf der selben Ebene... nur wurde er nicht wirklich im Radio damals gespielt... wie etliche andere Instrumental-/Synthesizer-Musiker.
One of the very best in this kind of music, i was blown away by this record.
Michael is gone too soon but it's never too late to fly on his wonderful music. A real pleasure for all synths lovers. If you like this kind of electronic odyssey, maybe you'll enjoy Larry Fast Synergy albums or Nibelia by Ose.
This sound blew me away, just like Tim Blakes New Jerusalem. Kings of the synth!
I still have a tape recording, copied from the one my dad had. I could not read english english back then and so he translated all the titles for me. This tape was so inspirational for me as a kid! :D
I wish this album would get a reissue!
Discogs has no less than 14 re-issues for this album...
Too bad the last reissue was 1997. A modern reissue would be fantastic.
yeah, vinyl re-issue would be awesome!@@Charleshowes23
LP still in stock since 1978:-)!
Excellent album!!! Superb work!!!!!
Michael is gone too soon but it's never too late to fly on his wonderful music. A real pleasure for all synths lovers. If you like this kind of electronic odyssey, maybe you'll enjoy Larry Fast Synergy albums or Nibelia by Ose.
There are moments of this album that sound sooo much like the Ashra/Manual Gottsching (R.I.P. other MG) album New Age of Earth, which may be my favorite electronic music album. That doesn't take away from how great this album is and in general I think Michael Garrison has his own unique style and sound.
your comment made me look up Ashra, thank you
@@SpicyRikers that's great to hear, love when I can help turn others on to new music!
@@SpicyRikers estimado, te recomiendo que busques "Moonwind" de Wavestar, te va a encantar. Saludos desde Chile.
Maravilloso y Glorioso album Mr Michael Garrison 💐👏👏👏👏👏
this is so solid its ridiculous
It’s been a good minute since I’ve listened to this album. Quite amazing for the time it was made, if I do say so myself.
Wow. I first heard Escape as a track on Neil Norman's anthology album "Music from the 21st Century," but it was much shorter and arranged differently; it was a favourite. I recognised it when we went on a summer trip through the Pacific Northwest, and stopped at OMSI to visit the planetarium. But only now, 40 years later, do I get to hear the piece in its entirety.
And I find out Mr. Garrison is gone. In fact, a lot of the artists who were on that anthology are gone. )-:
Well...thank you for posting the album. Nice to finally hear the song as was originally composed.
Lovely..thank you so much 🎼🎹🎚🎛🎶🎵🔉👍🏾
I remixed this album in 1985 using a Roland TR-808 drum machine but the music is better without it. There is even an unkown or forgotten track Black hole. Was it on the LP? I don't remember it. My favourite is Theme to Onday. I suspect Garrison recorded it an octave lower at half speed because on other tracks he didn't play as fast. It's his only piece with a long virtuoso solo. I could be wrong of course. I never got the nerve to ask him. As a tribute to Michael Garrison we made a tribute double cd called To the sky and beyond the stars. The track made by Craig Padilla feautures Garrison's instruments that he bought after his early passing way. My track is on ua-cam.com/video/jhB6XkWKeLQ/v-deo.html
Un excelente disco y composiciones, no lo habia escuchado, gracias por el regalo.
Michael is gone too soon but it's never too late to fly on his wonderful music. A real pleasure for all synths lovers. If you like this kind of electronic odyssey, maybe you'll enjoy Larry Fast Synergy albums or Nibelia by Ose.
Excelente álbum, gracias por compartirlo😀👉🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🪐✨
Michael is gone too soon but it's never too late to fly on his wonderful music. A real pleasure for all synths lovers. If you like this kind of electronic odyssey, maybe you'll enjoy Larry Fast Synergy albums or Nibelia by Ose.
The tracks & the times they start are:
"To The Other Side Of The Sky" 0:00
"The Search" 5:30
"Dreams" 11:20
"Twilights Return" 15:13
"Escape" 19:59
"The Distance From Here" 24:41
"Theme To Onday" 31:12
"Black Hole" 37:07, &
"The Voyage" 39:28
Thank you Nathan!
Thanks Michael, out there!
not a big fan of synth-pop, but i enjoyed this recording very much...synth-pop in deep space!
This isn't synthpop, this is Berlin School.
Much ishen!! Keeping the good unto the i
Another discovery!
Thanks much!
maestro de maestros junto a los grandes de la berlin school : klaus schulze manuel gottsching edgard froese
Good american BS composer from the eighties...remains me the music of Adalbert Von Deyen...both started with fine Schulze based tunes,became more ambient with the time,from both i like the early stuff as this,its voyaging other planets,which i always enjoy a lot,haha ;)
WTF is wrong with you?
15:30 37:07
Boring new age crap
Easy to make comments on a dead man isn't it? Obvious of the comments here many admired his contribution to early electronica. What positive things have you done to uplift humanity spirits?
Publicly showing a complete lack of knowledge regarding music genres and being offensive, good work.
Shut up Stupid
You should probably just stick to listening to Megadeath and Yoko Ono. 🙄🤡
@@tommyboy1861 DONT tell me what to listen to, and now go and listen to your teletubbies, you creep