- free jazz
movement inspired Göttsching and his
bandmates to
pursue a freer, more
improvisatory approach to music.
Göttsching and his
bandmates moved from...
-
Manuel Göttsching that was
active from 1970 to 1976.
Their debut album Ash Ra
Tempel was
released in 1971.
Following the band's demise,
Göttsching released...
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Gottsch or the
accented Göttsch is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Mike
Gottsch,
American football coach Patrick Gottsch (1953–2024)...
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Tempel founder Manuel Göttsching.
Released in 1984, the
album consists of one minimalistic, hour-long
electronic track that
Göttsching recorded in one take...
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which includes RFD-TV.
Patrick Gottsch was born on June 3, 1953, in
Omaha to
Bernard Gottsch, a farmer, and
Gloria Gottsch (née Borowiak). He was raised...
- feature. Instead,
Göttsching was
backed by
former Agitation Free
guitarist Lutz "Lüül" Ulbrich, who
would go on to
collaborate with
Gottsching as Ashra. The...
-
Manuel Göttsching,
released in 1978. It was
originally released as an
Ashra album, but the 2012
reissue of the
album is
credited solely to
Göttsching, who...
- "Day-Dream" (
Göttsching, Müller) – 5:21 "Schizo" (
Göttsching) – 2:47 "Cosmic Tango" (
Göttsching, Müller) – 2:06 SIDE B: "Interplay of Forces" (
Göttsching, Müller)...
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March 1971 and
released in June 1971 on Ohr. It
features guitarist Manuel Göttsching with
drummer Klaus Schulze and b****ist
Hartmut Enke.
AllMusic called the...
- New Age of
Earth is a solo
album by
Manuel Göttsching.
While originally released under Göttsching's name and Ash Ra
Tempel in 1976, the
releases that followed...
