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Cover | | |  CD release Germany 1990 Design: Kurt DeMunbrun Photo: Jim Rakete |
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Details | | | | | | Recording date | June - July 1990 | | Recording site(s) | Vienna & Berlin | | Composer(s) | Edgar Froese, Paul Haslinger, Jerome Froese | | Musician(s) | Edgar Froese, Paul Haslinger, Jerome Froese, Hubert Waldner | | Producer(s) | Edgar Froese |
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Notes | | | "The crows maintain, a single crow could destroy heaven, that is doubtless, but doesn't move heaven, for heaven implies precisely: impossibility of crows." - Franz Kafka |
| | | The 1990 studio album Melrose is the only one featuring the short time line-up Edgar Froese/Paul Haslinger/Jerome Froese. After his guest appearance on a single track on the album Lily On The Beach (1989), Edgar Froese's son Jerome had joined TD officially in January 1990 for a live performance, and Melrose was the first record composed and performed by the reformed band. But after a lengthy stay in the USA and the release of Melrose Paul Haslinger wished to leave Europe and live and work in Los Angeles. So TD did an already planned tour in the UK in autumn 1990 and the Paul Haslinger left the band at the end of the year, making TD a duo again. |
| | | The complete album was re-recorded in 2002 and released as part of the 3CD set The Melrose Years. Finally these recordings were re-released as Melrose (2009). |
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Releases | | | | | | Europe | - 1990: Private/BMG
- Promo-LP: 211 105; multi-coloured labels; additional promo sheet
- LP: 211 105; multi-coloured labels
- CD: 261 105
| | Germany | - 1990: Private/BMG
- Promo-CD: 261 105; with sticker 'UNVERKÄUFLICHES MUSTER' and promo sheet
| | Japan | - 1990: Private/Victor
- CD: BVCP-103
| | USA | - 1990: Private
- CD: 2078-2-P
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