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Michael Shrieve – Transfer Station Blue
Michael Shrieve, Kevin Shrieve, Klaus Schulze
Transfer Station Blue
Style: Electronic
Label: Fortuna Records
Catalog Number: FOR-LP023
Released: 1984, 80's
Transfer Station Blue is a cult classic Berlin School style album recorded by Santana drummer Michael Shrieve, his brother Kevin, and legendary German electronic composer Klaus Schulze. The title track is beautifully rhythmic and percussive with guitar, synthesizers, and drums blending together to form a pulsing groove that later drops into a funky Santana style blues rock jam. “Communique – ‘Approach Spiral’” is another highlight that has more of a New Age feel to it with continuous percussion rhythms throughout setting an ethereal mood. Recommended for fans of kosmiche, Schulze’s Innovative Communication label, and the more cosmic new age territories.
Recommended – A1 Communiqué: “Approach Spiral”, B1 Transfer Station Blue
Tags: Berlin-school / Cosmic / Cult Classic / New Age / Prog Rock
Tracklist:
A1 Communiqué: “Approach Spiral”
A2 Nucleotide
B1 Transfer Station Blue
B2 View From The Window
Credits:
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
