German trip album from 1970 by a bunch of freaks who had obviously been experimenting with powerful hallucinogenic drugs. This psychedelic journey carries you on waves of flute, acoustic instruments and pulsating organ/bass/percussion in a laid back voyage into space. The twisted choral church-styled organ, Pink Floyd like textures and surreal poetry at the end of the album is truly mind melting. A strange, spacious and innovative album fusing rock, folk, ethnic and the avant garde musics most uniquely, Edge of Time is perhaps one of those great albums that is extremely difficult to describe. It ranges from atmospheric Yahta Sidhra realms via electro-acoustic collages onto the chaotic psychedelic underground of Amon Düül.
Please note: This is the first official CD-release, which contains the original LP in best available remastered quality as well as 5 added previously unreleased tracks. An enclosed booklet comes with many unseen photos. There is no comparison to any previously bootlegged versions. Housed in a digi pak this is certainly one of the essential 70ies European psych albums.
