Aqua

Blue Plate Caroline, 1992, Audio CD

Product Description

Mid-priced reissue of the Tangerine Dream co-founder's solo debut, originally released on Virgin in 1974. Four tracks. Also features the original cover art.

Tracks Information

Aqua
Panorphelia
NGC 891
Upland

Product Details

Title: Aqua
Sales Rank: 253984 in Music
Artist: Edgar Froese
Label: Blue Plate Caroline, 1992-09-23, Audio CD, 1 Disc
Package Dimensions: 5.55 x 4.97 x 0.54 inches, 0.18 pounds

Customer Reviews

Outstanding: I grew up on this music & actually have the album. I was thrilled to find it re-mastered on cd as the LP is a bit scratchy.
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Superb electronic art music: Recorded largely during the winter of 1973/74 and released in 1974, this masterwork was the first solo effort by Edgar Froese, who just happens to be the motivating force behind the gothic, electronica giant Tangerine Dream. The four pieces on Aqua range from the 6'31" Upland, to the lengthy 16'58" title track Aqua. Musically, this album brings… More reviews

Froese's first solo: This is Edgar Froese's first solo album. It was released in 1974. It has all the classic sounds of the time. Chris Franke guests on one song. He uses the best equipment of that era, including the awesome mellotron. I recommend this cd to all fans of Tangerine Dream and early electronica. … More reviews

Gooooooood LORD!!!!: This is about as good as it gets in the electronic/psych/space music world. This is NOT for beginners and should maybe have a child protective seal on it 'er something. If you're into occasional temporary lysergic mind expansion, believe me, ya don't wanna leave earth without this one. Phaedra on STEROIDS!
I'll take for granted that if you're interested in this guy, you… More reviews

Amazing solo album from Tangerine Dream guy: Aqua, to me sounds a whole lot more like how Tangerine Dream would have sounded like between Atem and Phaedra than Green Desert would ever be. Green Desert had too many '80s digital add-ons making it too much resemble Le Parc or Underwater Sunlight than anything TD would have done in '73. Interestingly enough, Aqua came out after… More reviews