Andrés Lewin-Richter - 3 albums from 1977 on CAM (flac)

[tezeta]

Here's a holiday gift for you - Three albums of strange, cosmic synthesizer noises by a pioneering Spanish electroacoustic musician!

First we have CML 142, Space Electronics. This one is from a Creel Pone bootleg CD reissue back in 2011.


mega.nz/#F!0HREVACS!2D2uA3g9an4rWpzhEaujYw

Then we have Electronic Mystery and Space Electronics - Ligatures, both ripped from the original LP's and shared here with lineage. My utmost thanks go out to the original ripper for sharing them with me and their permission to share here.


mega.nz/#F!8SIwlY6Z!8A5AQEwgn_qoI0qzB1mqyA


mega.nz/#F!9CAmiYyK!VBMMuZlQGhHsXW1rCEnK2g

Audio clips of Lewin-Richter's other works:
https://www.dtic.upf.edu/~alewin/audio.htm

[tezeta]

It's a long shot, but if anyone has Lewin-Richter's rare 1964 soundtrack to "The Gondola Eye", please share it here with us! The only place it seems to have been released is on this Canadian music magazine compilation.

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Musicworks-81-Balloons-And-Kazoos/release/6728271

[Greta]

A mixed bag of upgrades and news. Thank you very much Tez!
No Gondola Eye here, sorry.

[puppy azzy]

Many Thanks !! I Love CAM

[Flemming]

Great shares, thanks tezeta!  sorry dont have that ost.

[roope]

Oh my! Thank you for these beauties! 2/3 new to me!

[Rocco]

Thank you so much for this fantastic gift, Tezeta. Such a beautiful share.

[LMTH303]

CmL 144 is the real treat here...142 and 143 are very appreciated upgrades indeed...Thank you Tezeta!

[elifunk]

super shares, thanks!

[tezeta]

Thanks for the kinds words, everyone. Glad that others like these space sounds, too!

[tezeta]

Found the compilation with the Gondola Eye soundtrack today. It's a lovely sound collage that's like an aural tour of Venice - Street recordings and sounds from aboard a gondola, combined with Lewin-Richter's electronic soundscaping. Highly, highly recommend it!

drive.google.com/file/d/13B95h8r6K2SwQCoAkAU1i0Eqaos57wb3/view?usp=sharing

[Muff Diver]

Thank you Tezeta, for the Cam x3. They're all new to me