Love it or loathe it, this is a must - know landmark record for electronic music fans. It's one of those fascinating cross - cultural musical oddities that music enthusiasts love to debate about. German progressive rock guitarist Manuel Gottsching created a Detroit techno blueprint with
E2 - E4, inspired by chess and Klaus Schulze's synth masterpieces. Played by Ron Hardy, remixed by Carl Craig, sampled in 'Sueno Latino', and imitated by James Murphy, its pedigree is impeccable. Originally released in 1984, it's become very expensive. Now, thanks to Gottsching's own label, there's an official repress. Dive in and pretend you're Derrick May. It's a great addition to any music collection. Features include a black vinyl pressing, an embossed outer sleeve, a printed insert with liner notes, and it's from the MG.ART 2016 music label. Reviewed by Brat Wurst in 09/2016.
To enjoy this vinyl LP, simply place it on your turntable and gently drop the needle at the start of the record. As you listen, you can immerse yourself in the unique electronic music. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on it. After use, carefully place the vinyl back in its embossed outer sleeve to protect it from scratches. Store the record in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat, which can warp the vinyl. The printed insert with liner notes provides interesting background information about the music, so take some time to read it and enhance your listening experience.
