Robert Schroeder - Brain Voyager - New Age Music, 1985

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Robert Schroeder - Brain Voyager

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Artist...............: Robert Schroeder (Robert Schröder)

Album................: Brain Voyager

Genre................: New Age

Label................: Racket Records

Source...............: CD

Year.................: 1985

Codec................: LAME 3.93

Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III

Quality..............: CBR 256, (avg. bitrate: 256kbps)

Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz

Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3

Information..........: Soundtrack of the film Glⁿcksgedanken.





Included.............: NFO

Covers...............: Front Back CD



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Tracklisting

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01. (00:05:21) Robert Schroeder - Brain Voyager

02. (00:04:07) Robert Schroeder - Lost Humanity

03. (00:04:25) Robert Schroeder - Frozen Breath Of Life

04. (00:06:24) Robert Schroeder - Invisible Danger

05. (00:05:07) Robert Schroeder - Glⁿcksgedanken

06. (00:02:41) Robert Schroeder - Love Symphonie

07. (00:05:40) Robert Schroeder - Slaves Of Civilization

08. (00:04:31) Robert Schroeder - The Inside Of Feelings



Playing Time.........: 00:38:16

Total Size...........: 70.10 MB



NFO generated on.....: 03/9/2006 4:25:42 AM





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Ever since Brain Voyager was released in 1985 it has remained a favorite. Its smooth, unfettered electronic keyboard style washes over your mind in pastel waves of aqua and lavender. Sequencer-driven cruisers give way to choral splendor on "Glⁿcksgedanken," sung by Monika Rath. Then the gorgeous theme of "Love Symphony" rises out of the fading stillness. Slipping on headphones, one embarks on a relaxing voyage through the electro-chemical universe of neuro-pathways. Memories lived or yet to be dissolve into one another like vaporous phantoms. Even as Schroeder builds up tension, layer by layer, a safety valve releases and you drift back on course. Chronologically, Brain Voyager is in the middle of Schroeder's many releases, but he has never duplicated this magical style before or since. His melodic themes vary, and never exceed seven minutes in length, unlike most of his IC titles, keeping the material as fresh and relevant as when it was released.



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