Showing posts with label Rene George Schenderling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rene George Schenderling. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 December 2015

Merry Xmas and a present for all: the highly in demand Rene George Schenderling!


Posted relatively recently, this item has witnessed a huge demand for its availability among our readers, which it well deserves in terms of the quality of its contents, and by permission of the ripper it can now be made available...


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Very beautiful private pressed prog album reminiscent of Pete and Royce or other slightly laid back Dutch albums such as Mirror, Marakesh, Saga with a strong Genesis influence.  I will post a couple of exemplar songs to give you an idea of the record, notable are the tracks B3 Jump with its minimal synth a la ping pong and the last track, B5, Imagine Another World.











Merry Christmas to all!!



Wednesday, 11 November 2015

Rene George Schenderling's Messengers of Autumn from 1981 [no download!]






Very beautiful private pressed prog album reminiscent of Pete and Royce or other slightly laid back Dutch albums such as Mirror, Marakesh, Saga with a strong Genesis influence.  I will post a couple of exemplar songs to give you an idea of the record, notable are the tracks B3 Jump with its minimal synth a la ping pong and the last track, B5, Imagine Another World.






Strong recommendation to seek it out, despite its rareness, and despite the drum machine that as we know is anathema to Tom...