Jewel case release with six page foldout booklet and cardboard slip case.
There are no remastering credits present on this reissue of Essential's ESMCD347 release.
Oh man, what a record! Tangerine Dream's "Zeit" is one of that records of which you are happy to have it in your collection, but you aren't able to listen to it very often. "Zeit" is german for time, and time stands almost still during this four tracks, that are all almost 20 minutes long.
"Birth Of Liquid Plejades" starts with very intense cello drones that are morphing into synth pulses and voice-like sounds, to finally come back to the cello drones.
"Nebulous Dawn" makes you feel like you are stranded on a strange alien planet, it's one of the darkest Tangerine Dream tracks I know so far, and definitly one of my favorites!
"Origin Of Supernatural Probabilities" starts with a more quieter atmosphere but goes on to a middle part of impressive wobbling synths that almost seem to talk to you.
"Zeit" is a very brooding track too, we have voice-like sounds again, and that strange and faszinating atmosphere of the whole record.
To come to an conclusion: "Zeit" is definitly a record for the advanced listener. It's very very spacey, dark and slow moving. It's challenging and you will not be able to listen to it everyday. But that's definitly a sign of quality. The record doesn't try to chum up with you.
As for all the other 70s records of Tangerine Dream, this one is hard to beat in terms of atmosphere!
"Birth Of Liquid Plejades" starts with very intense cello drones that are morphing into synth pulses and voice-like sounds, to finally come back to the cello drones.
"Nebulous Dawn" makes you feel like you are stranded on a strange alien planet, it's one of the darkest Tangerine Dream tracks I know so far, and definitly one of my favorites!
"Origin Of Supernatural Probabilities" starts with a more quieter atmosphere but goes on to a middle part of impressive wobbling synths that almost seem to talk to you.
"Zeit" is a very brooding track too, we have voice-like sounds again, and that strange and faszinating atmosphere of the whole record.
To come to an conclusion: "Zeit" is definitly a record for the advanced listener. It's very very spacey, dark and slow moving. It's challenging and you will not be able to listen to it everyday. But that's definitly a sign of quality. The record doesn't try to chum up with you.
As for all the other 70s records of Tangerine Dream, this one is hard to beat in terms of atmosphere!