Michael Shrieve With Kevin Shrieve And Klaus Schulze – Transfer Station Blue

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Tracklist

A1	Communiqué: "Approach Spiral"	13:20
A2	Nucleotide	4:41
B1	Transfer Station Blue Bass – Will Lee Congas – Sammy Figueroa Rhythm Guitar [Chords] – Hiram Bullick*	11:57
B2	View From The Window	7:11

Artwork [Airbrushed] – Barbara Falconer
Artwork [Digital Halftoning] – Michael Plass
CGI Artist – Maureen Stone
Drums, Timbales, Electronic Drums [Simmons] – Michael Shrieve
Engineer – Bobby Scott Cohen*, Daryll Gustamachio*, Jason Corsaro, Klaus Schulze, Peter Roulinavage*, Stephan Galfas, Stephen Hill
Guitar, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer Electronic Piano] – Kevin Shrieve
Illustration [Cover], Design [Graphic Design] – Janaia Donaldson
Mastered By – George Horn
Photography By – Deborah Feingold, Klaus Muller*, Richard McCaffrey
Producer – Kevin Shrieve, Michael Shrieve
Synthesizer, Sampler – Klaus Schulze
Written-By – Kevin Shrieve (tracks: A1, B1, B2), Klaus Schulze, Michael Shrieve

Repress with higher RTI numbers (20111 and 20163) in runouts. "Made in Canada" on back cover.

Includes a printed inner sheet.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Transfer Station Blue (Cassette, , Barcode)	Fortuna Records, Fortuna Records	FOR 023, FOR-023	US	1984
New Submission	Transfer Station Blue (Cassette, )	Fortuna Records	FOR 023	US	1984
New Submission	Transfer Station Blue (Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release)	Yess	546	Indonesia	1984
New Submission	Transfer Station Blue (LP, Album)	Fortuna Records	FOR-LP023	US	1984
Recently Edited	Transfer Station Blue (CD, Album)	Fortuna Records	17023-2	Germany	1986

REENO Jul 8, 2021
Mini-Masterpiece! A very recent discovery for me--but better late than never. Might be surprising to some, but my first exposure to this album was at an underground, private party in Ridgewood, NY.
Sole_Venture Sep 2, 2013
Has no one else picked up that the first piece, Communiqué: "Approach Spiral" is the exact same track as featured on Klaus Schulze's Wahnfried album, Tonwelle? The piece, Druck, on that album, is identical. The only difference being that it is slightly longer, and features guitar work overdubbed - rumoured to be Carlos Santana, though never confirmed.

Transfer Station Blue was released three years later, but when the original piece was recorded is anyone's guess.