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Brainticket - Past Present & Future FLAC album

Brainticket - Past Present & Future FLAC album

Tracklist

1 Dancing On The Volcano, Part 1 8:52
2 Dancing On The Volcano, Part 2 21:30
3 Reality Of Dreams 6:45
4 Proto Alchemy 7:22
5 Riding The Comet 6:18
6 East Moon 6:26
7 Singularity 5:03
8 Egyptian Gods Of The Night Sky 7:23
9 Brainticket Blues 6:12

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright (c) – Purple Pyramid
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Purple Pyramid
  • Record Company – Cleopatra Records
  • Pressed By – Rainbo Records

Notes

©℗2015 Purple Pyramid a division of Cleopatra Records

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 741157206920
  • Matrix / Runout: 862 - CLP2069 100714
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LT05
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI A605
  • Matrix / Runout (On Mould zone area): Rainbo CA

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CLP 2070 Brainticket Past, Present & Future ‎(2xLP, Album, Gat) Purple Pyramid CLP 2070 US 2015


Brainticket - Past Present & Future FLAC album

Musician performer: Brainticket

Title: Past Present & Future

Country: US

Date of release: 2015

Style: Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, Krautrock

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1308 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 782

Other Formats: RA APE APE MP1 DXD AHX WAV

Brainticket Psychedelic Rock Space Rock Krautrock 2015 US

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Arar
I won't front like I'm old enough to have been around since the many years back when Cottonwoodhill dropped but I can say I loved Cottonwoodhill so much that it made me check out the rest of their discography - and this recent album feels like what the group has been trying to make since Psychonaut. The emphasis on a more rock-oriented sound and electronic improvisation and synth experimentation were all abundantly present starting with Celestial Ocean but that release along with Advenutre, Voyage, and Alchemic Universe all felt like they were missing structure and planning making them feel sporadic in quality and ultimately awkward releases.Past Present & Future is the coming together of ideas Brainticket layed out over the course of 40 years and is an awe-inspiring way for the once legendary Krautrock group to make a triumphant return.
Arar
I won't front like I'm old enough to have been around since the many years back when Cottonwoodhill dropped but I can say I loved Cottonwoodhill so much that it made me check out the rest of their discography - and this recent album feels like what the group has been trying to make since Psychonaut. The emphasis on a more rock-oriented sound and electronic improvisation and synth experimentation were all abundantly present starting with Celestial Ocean but that release along with Advenutre, Voyage, and Alchemic Universe all felt like they were missing structure and planning making them feel sporadic in quality and ultimately awkward releases.Past Present & Future is the coming together of ideas Brainticket layed out over the course of 40 years and is an awe-inspiring way for the once legendary Krautrock group to make a triumphant return.
zmejka
EXTRAORDINARY ALBUM ! Great return of Joel Vandroogenbroeck! vintage (and not) style with flute, organ:psychedelic-krautrock high level !
zmejka
EXTRAORDINARY ALBUM ! Great return of Joel Vandroogenbroeck! vintage (and not) style with flute, organ:psychedelic-krautrock high level !
Alsath
It's a pretty swell album! It's obviously not quite as fantastic as Cottonwoodhill, (it's impossible to top that monster of a record, I'm sure) but It features a lot of beautiful soundscapes and great instrumentation. It's not quite as challenging a listen as most Brainticket fans may be accustomed to but it's still very much worth hearing. Brainticket fans, rejoice! This is a worthy album to add to their discography. I hope Vandroogenbroeck lives forever.
Alsath
It's a pretty swell album! It's obviously not quite as fantastic as Cottonwoodhill, (it's impossible to top that monster of a record, I'm sure) but It features a lot of beautiful soundscapes and great instrumentation. It's not quite as challenging a listen as most Brainticket fans may be accustomed to but it's still very much worth hearing. Brainticket fans, rejoice! This is a worthy album to add to their discography. I hope Vandroogenbroeck lives forever.