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Takla Makan Cumbria, UK
Takla Makan is the artist name of Tony Allgood.
During the 1980s Tony played keyboards
in a variety of bands including 'Cairo' and 'Not Before Time'. In 1986 he started producing his own synthesizer instrumental music under the name 'Takla Makan'.
His musical output is very much inspired by the work of Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre and Tangerine Dream.
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supported by 25 fans who also own “Kahnu”
honestly this album takes quite a bit of time and many listening rounds to actually "get into". No doubt it is technically excellent, with more advanced composition elements than earlier records, however it isn't that easily accessible either. Perhaps this is actually a strength as each time you will listen to there will be more details to discover.
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supported by 24 fans who also own “Kahnu”
If you make an album which is a tribute to a musical god it better be a good one...and this really is!. Paul has got it absolutely spot on and created a classic. This stands up to and above most tributes out there...superb.
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supported by 24 fans who also own “Kahnu”
What a wonderful time for fans, more and more remasters. 24bit/96kHz quality sound
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Big Lunch
by Rob Moss Wilson & Cool Maritime
“Big Lung” combines ambient music with spoken-word poetry for a warm, relaxing listen.
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Prismatic / Loomstate
by Curved Light
Opalescent synth waves crash gracefully on top of each other on this enlightened electronic album.
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Hushed and lovely electronic music from this Washington musician with a stateliness that borders on classical composition.
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supported by 23 fans who also own “Kahnu”
Another superb album in the analogue Berlin School style, though with Paul’s subtle nuances. The equipment listing gets more mouthwatering each time!
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