Reihhard Lakomy
Der Traum von Asgard
Amiga (Germany) 1981
8 56 021 (LP)
sleeve : VG(RW,WC,side/corner wear,large peel near opening at top)
media : VG+/VG+(slight surface noise due to thin scratches/some parts with light surface noise)
Released in 1982, this album is by Reinhard Lakomy, an East German electronic musician who began his career as a folk-rock singer. The album opens with an SE like a signal transmitted from outer space, followed by A1, "Der Traum von Asgard," which is a flood of finely carved electronic beats and trippy synth arpeggios. The album showcases the deeply serious composition and meticulous arrangements characteristic of East Germany, representing the deepest sound of East German electro. B3, with its deep space intro, sharp and hard machine drums, and expansive synth melodies, is an emotional and powerful cosmic electronics piece that may have been the inspiration for Bepp Loda's "Memory Control One."
A1: Der Traum von Asgard
B3: Sodom
Der Traum von Asgard
Amiga (Germany) 1981
8 56 021 (LP)
sleeve : VG(RW,WC,side/corner wear,large peel near opening at top)
media : VG+/VG+(slight surface noise due to thin scratches/some parts with light surface noise)
Released in 1982, this album is by Reinhard Lakomy, an East German electronic musician who began his career as a folk-rock singer. The album opens with an SE like a signal transmitted from outer space, followed by A1, "Der Traum von Asgard," which is a flood of finely carved electronic beats and trippy synth arpeggios. The album showcases the deeply serious composition and meticulous arrangements characteristic of East Germany, representing the deepest sound of East German electro. B3, with its deep space intro, sharp and hard machine drums, and expansive synth melodies, is an emotional and powerful cosmic electronics piece that may have been the inspiration for Bepp Loda's "Memory Control One."
A1: Der Traum von Asgard
B3: Sodom