Sequential Circuits

I don't really like berlin school music much anymore. I used to love that style. The first electronic music that I bought was Tangerine Dream & Jean Michel Jarre. I liked both of those artists for a long time. Eventually I think I just became bored with that style of electronic music. Recently, however, I've been listening to some berlin-type music. It started with the latest Steve Roach release, Arc of Passion. I was enjoying the album quite a bit so I dug up some other berlin school or nearly berlin tunes to throw into a mix. Of course there is a cut from Arc of Passion as well as another Roach tune, "Sundial", which I absolutely love. Add in some old T-Dream, Klaus Schulze, Richard Pinhas(3 tunes) and I'm good to go. The Tangerine Dream cuts are from an old cassette that I had of "Hyperborea" which I used to play constantly 10 to 15 years ago. I'm sure I'll pass out this phase soon. But for now the bouncing sequencers of berlin school are getting plenty of airtime at home & at work. t r a c k l i s t : 00:00    Arp - St. Tropez 05:00    Solvent - wig $1 07:15    Richard Pinhas - la ville sans nom 10:30    Steve Roach - Sundial 17:30    Klaus Schulze - Euro Caravan 25:15    Richard Pinhas - Melodic Simple Transition 28:20    Tangerine Dream - No Man's Land 33:20    Robert Rich & Ian Boddy - Chamber 37:30    Detroit Escalator Co. - city lights 41:00    Geometric Farms - The Chemist's Lullaby 45:15    Richard Pinhas - Home ''ruitor'' 48:40    Steve Roach - Arc of Passion 59:30    Tangerine Dream - Hyperborea