Johannes Schmoelling: a thousand times

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The more I hear it, the more I like it. 2010 is rather short, but I already have my favourit album of the year. :)
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Johannes Schmoelling : a Thousand Times

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I'll add my voice te the sentiment that it is a great album, especially the title track. Mine's is a signed & dedicated copy also, thanks to Corad gibbons
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Listened to this again today. It's a great recording. More please JS.
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Listening to it ATM :D :D
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My fave of all Johannes albums.. Love it .
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I also love this album. My favourite pieces are "Monochrome", "Abacus", "Funeral Tears", and "A Thousand Times (reprise)". Just one criticism, however. The track "Stigma" suffers from some distortion in places due to a mastering fault (amazed nobody picked up on this before the cd was released!?!). Otherwise, it's another excellent album by Johannes Schmoelling, in my opinion even better than "Instant City".
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rigel wrote:I also love this album. My favourite pieces are "Monochrome", "Abacus", "Funeral Tears", and "A Thousand Times (reprise)". Just one criticism, however. The track "Stigma" suffers from some distortion in places due to a mastering fault (amazed nobody picked up on this before the cd was released!?!). Otherwise, it's another excellent album by Johannes Schmoelling, in my opinion even better than "Instant City".
Welcome to the forum Rigel . 8)
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rigel wrote:I also love this album. My favourite pieces are "Monochrome", "Abacus", "Funeral Tears", and "A Thousand Times (reprise)". Just one criticism, however. The track "Stigma" suffers from some distortion in places due to a mastering fault (amazed nobody picked up on this before the cd was released!?!). Otherwise, it's another excellent album by Johannes Schmoelling, in my opinion even better than "Instant City".
I noticed the distortion while listening on phones. I thought it was there deliberatly. :o
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Thank you, timer. :)

Good to see that so many people appreciate "A Thousand Times". Actually I wonder if anyone here can help me identify the source of the piano refrain on "Monochrome". I recognise the sequencer line as being from the opening part of Tangram, but trying to work out where the piano melody comes from has me stumped. I'm sure it's a variation on a piece from either an old TD or maybe a Schmoelling solo album. I keep thinking "this should be obvious" :oops: but can't identify the source. Please put me out of my misery!
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rigel wrote:Thank you, timer. :)

Good to see that so many people appreciate "A Thousand Times". Actually I wonder if anyone here can help me identify the source of the piano refrain on "Monochrome". I recognise the sequencer line as being from the opening part of Tangram, but trying to work out where the piano melody comes from has me stumped. I'm sure it's a variation on a piece from either an old TD or maybe a Schmoelling solo album. I keep thinking "this should be obvious" :oops: but can't identify the source. Please put me out of my misery!

The Piano lines in Monochrome are unfamiliar to me - maybe some one else can Identify .
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timer wrote:
rigel wrote:Thank you, timer. :)

Good to see that so many people appreciate "A Thousand Times". Actually I wonder if anyone here can help me identify the source of the piano refrain on "Monochrome". I recognise the sequencer line as being from the opening part of Tangram, but trying to work out where the piano melody comes from has me stumped. I'm sure it's a variation on a piece from either an old TD or maybe a Schmoelling solo album. I keep thinking "this should be obvious" :oops: but can't identify the source. Please put me out of my misery!

The Piano lines in Monochrome are unfamiliar to me - maybe some one else can Identify .
:D :D Possibly a Tangram out-take, or a variation on an "eisenbrunnen" theme, from his live '80's piano solos :idea: :?: :roll: :wink: :arrow:
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Ron to the rescue ! 8)
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timer wrote:Ron to the rescue ! 8)
:D :D And counting down to the RAH, mate. 8) :wink: :arrow:
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prophetfive wrote:
timer wrote:Ron to the rescue ! 8)
:D :D And counting down to the RAH, mate. 8) :wink: :arrow:
Look forward to seeing you both again mate ! 8)
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timer wrote:
prophetfive wrote:
timer wrote:Ron to the rescue ! 8)
:D :D And counting down to the RAH, mate. 8) :wink: :arrow:
Look forward to seeing you both again mate ! 8)
:D :D Are we having snow proof TDBA jackets for this gig :idea: :roll: :wink: :arrow:
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