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Thomas Fehlmann - Visions Of Blah

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Tech House, Minimal, Ambient
Year:
2002

Tracklist

Streets Of Blah 5:10 X
Superbock 6:11 X
Rotenfaden 5:46 X
Du Fehlst Mir 5:28 X
Rainbow Over Stadtautobahn 5:01 X
Making It Whistle (Album Mix) 5:57 X
Seerosengiessen 4:27 X
Gratis 6:18 X
Decke 5:34 X
Luftikus 6:06 X
Boheme Rouge 4:21 X

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Visions Of Blah (CD, Album) Kompakt KOMPAKT CD 20 Germany 2002
Visions Of Blah (LP) Kompakt, Kompakt KOMPAKT 67, KOM 67 Germany 2002
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by menos_kenada Jul 23, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

referencing Visions Of Blah, CD, Album, KOMPAKT CD 20

I really got my head around this album when listening to it walking around east Berlin last december, taking the tube and getting off at Potsdamerplatz, air freezing, surrounded by ultramodern glass towers and drinking glühwein... a pretty good match.
Into my opinion, a perfect instance of the current german electronic music scene, minimal (to some extent), but stylish above all. A pure modern gem, and for many years to come.
Rated 4/5
Review by drgroove Jul 05, 2003

referencing Visions Of Blah, CD, Album, KOMPAKT CD 20

"To explain who Thomas Fehlmann is and what his contributions to modern music are would take some time. A few catchwords should be enough: Ex-member of German post-dada band Palais Schaumburg, worked together with The Orb, Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes, Blake Baxter, Moritz Von Oswald (Rhythm & Sound) and numerous others. This man obviously knows some things about good music and other people know that he knows. There are not many musicians out there who still have an impact on the current club scene after so many years in the business. Thomas Fehlmann has, as his new album Visions Of Blah impressingly proves. After several succesful and highly acclaimed 12'es and compilation contributions (not only on Kompakt), Thomas Fehlman explores the possibilities of the minimalistic yet pop-fueled Cologne Techno/House sound at full length. The styles on Visions Of Blah range from groovy Ambient tracks to clubby Techno smashers, all spreading soul and a deepness that many club records just don't have. To put it simply and short: Visions Of Blah is a fantastic dance album you should't miss, your life would be poorer without it." -- Source Unknown [please post citation if known]