Tranquil Eyes - Walks FLAC

Tranquil Eyes Synth-pop Minimal New Wave 2012 Netherlands

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Television
A2	Take A Plane To Venice
A3	Five O'Clock
A4	The Average Indian Reservation Song
A5	Innocence
B1	Sweet Dreams Backing Vocals – Dick Wals
B2	Sea-Shore Synthesizer [Polyphonic Synthesizer] – Jerry van Beek*
B3	Finding Out For Yourself Synthesizer [Polyphonic Synthesizer] – Jerry van Beek*
B4	Walks
B5	The Fitness School

Credits

Electronics, Vocals, Sampler, Programmed By [Rhythm & Sequencer Programming], Bass Guitar – Paul Oosterbaan
Engineer, Electronics, Vocals, Sampler, Programmed By [Rhythm & Sequencer Programming], Producer – Lex Grauwen (tracks: A1 to B4)
Engineer, Producer [Additional Production], Mastered By – Ruud Braumuller
Lyrics By – Hans Grauwen (tracks: A1), Lex Grauwen, Paul Oosterbaan (tracks: B5)
Music By – Lex Grauwen (tracks: A1 to B4), Paul Oosterbaan (tracks: A2, B5)

Notes

Originally recorded and released in 1985.

Comes with 16 page booklet with liner notes, photos and lyrics.

Production and engineering: Lex Grauwen .
Engineering, additional production and mastering by: Ruud Braumuller

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): OS 15 A
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): OS 15 B

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CC 7, cc7	Tranquil Eyes	Walks ‎(Cass, Album, C45)	Stichting Stopcontact, Stichting Stopcontact	CC 7, cc7	Netherlands	1985

Swordsong

This LP is from the same producer (Lex Grauwen): http://www.discogs.com/Frozen-Ducks-Frozen-Ducks/release/5999090

Faell

wonderful! Fantastic & rare tape, thanks for the re-release on vinyl!

Gold as Heart

Much needed re-issue of this fantastic and unfortunately overlooked 1985 tape on "Stichting Stopcontact".Lex Grauwen and Paul Oosterbaan had worked together for about 8 years before they formed Tranquil Eyes in 1982. They decided to turn their back to stage performances and started experimenting with home-taping. Using an array of electronics, Tranquil Eyes recorded a great amount of songs and made a fine selection on Walks. Their first and only release. The wonderful produced tracks sound a lot like A Blaze Colour and Snowy Red. Minimal synth at its best with a great feel for song structures, melody and occasionally aiming at the dancefloor. If you’re at all attuned to the cassette culture of the early years don't miss out on this one.