EVERY fucking DAY I smoke a cigarette and drink a beer while listening to Birth of Liquid Plejades. It takes me to another world.

"LIEUTENANT GORE..."

The "Zeit" album was my introduction to the Berlin school of electronic music, when I discovered it by accident in the public library in 1990 when I was 15. It continues to be my favourite album of all time. I am absolutely gutted about Edgar Froese's recent death.

I used to lie in my bed at 15 yo listening to this in the dark ...happy daze

I bought this in 1973, from Virgin Liverpool. Magnificent cover! Had Electronic meditation. Got home, put it on the turntable "my amp goes to eleven" Dad yelled in from the sitting room, "what the f**k is that your playing? I loved every minute of it and still have the album. Like ' Discreet Music' Brian Eno. I now play it barely audible. All four sides, Marvellous! R.I.P. Edgar. Never forget your performances at both Liverpool Cathedrals. Out of this world!!!!

one of the most perfect songs of all times

I always get ASMR at the 7:35 mark when the Moog synth comes in.

at 7:10 its becomes magical

Anyone who enjoys this (as I do) is heartily recommended to watch "Under The Skin", whose soundtrack seems strongly influenced.

Does this place make you uneasy, doctor?

I remember buying ZEIT for the first time on vinyl years ago and playing it for the first time and the awe it inspired. I thought to myself, if they ever play in America I have got to see them, because a band like this won't last very long. Boy was I wrong! THANK GOD I was wrong! They're still playing on stage just like the Stones. So many people dislike this particular album. To me, this is one of their very best.

NNNNNnnnnnnnnnnnNNNeeeeeEEEEooooooowwwwwwwww

Florian Fricke's (Popol Vuh) moog is eerily majestic! my fav TD lp, bar none.

This was wonderful in "The Terror".

I did not buy this album when it came out. However, I did leave my 2095 timeline to go back to 1972 so I could. So, technically, I guess I did buy it when it came out. This particular piece will have largely resurfaced by the 2090s, hence my purchasing of the album.

I still have the first 4 albums on vinyl bought in the early 70's as soon as they became available here in the UK. These are all on the Ohr label.

Super thankful to have found this!!!!! a comet is what I feel

The intro section of the piece with the cello quartet reminds me a bit of Ligeti's "Atmospheres". (In fact, the whole album is rather reminiscent of the Hungarian composer's body of work.)

i can FEEL the drugs i am not high on

I really love the sound at 12:27

The outer space's breathe.

hacia 20 años no lo escuchaba

OK I'm only 30 seconds in. How is the Cellist walking around the room and playing at the same time?

Thank you :)

2:30.... beautiful

This is rodeo music for riding Daleks!

The original title for this song was "Interstellar Bong Hit"

Is title mis-spelled? Is it PLEIADES? "The heartbeat of the Universe" video. Nice violin intro. 1970s had a thing with electronica. TD shames other such groups as Kraftwerk or Vangelis... I have LPs such as Phaedra, Atmosfear, Exit, force majeure, Sorcerer & Thief soundtracks. Subtly orchestrated head music, all perfect for film (use only segments there).

Eclipse from chile

full-, music

Sweet

Incredible album, but the way how the stars are pulsing makes me very uncomfortable