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Intersystems - Free Psychedelic Poster Inside

Intersystems - Free Psychedelic Poster Inside

Musician: Intersystems
Album title: Free Psychedelic Poster Inside
Style: Spoken Word, Experimental
Released: 1994
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1176 mb
Size APE version: 1358 mb
Size WMA version: 1339 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 801
Format: WMA VOX RA XM MPC MP3 FLAC
Genre: Electronic / Non Music

Intersystems - Free Psychedelic Poster Inside


Tracklist

1 Untitled 6:35
2 Untitled 5:32
3 Untitled 1:55
4 Untitled 7:52
5 Untitled 9:08
6 Untitled 8:23
7 Untitled 1:32
8 Untitled 4:11
9 Untitled 5:27

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – Cortical Foundation
  • Copyright (c) – Streamline
  • Pressed By – DADC – DIDX 026314

Credits

  • Artwork [Original Album Art] – Michael Hayden
  • Edited By [Digital Editing] – Joseph Hammer
  • Layout – CG Graphix, Claudio Georgi
  • Mastered By – Cortical Foundation
  • Performer [Intersystems] – Blake Parker, Dik Zander, John Mills-Cockell, Michael Hayden
  • Performer [Performed By], Producer [Produced By] – Intersystems
  • Photography By – Brian Thompson

Notes

First released in 1968 as a privately pressed 30cm 33 RPM LP.
Cover design based on the original album art by Michael Hayden.
The title is also given in French ["A L'Interieur Un Poster Psychedelique Gratuit"] on the booklet cover, but nowhere else.

© Streamline 1994

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): DIDX-026314 1
  • Other (Mastering Code): DIDX 026314

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Intersystems Free Psychedelic Poster Inside ‎(LP, Album) Not On Label (Intersystems Self-Released) none Canada 1968
plana-I 37NMN.093-3 Intersystems Free Psychedelic Poster Inside ‎(LP, Album, RE) Alga Marghen plana-I 37NMN.093-3 Italy 2016



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INTERSYSTEMS - FREE PSYCHEDELIC POSTER INSIDE (Streamline 1007) CD 51mStrange, very strange this! Intersystems were a Canadian 60's band whom I'd never heard of, and can't find any info on either. Though, apparently they made a few albums, it's obvious when you hear this CD, why they've remained so obscure! One musician in the band I know of, is John Mills-Cockell, one of the innovators of synth music in Canada, now widely known for his film soundtracks.Despite the album's title, this CD reissue contains no poster inside, and I've no idea if the original ever did. If it was marketed as a psychedelic rock album at the time, I'd imagine it got a puzzled or hostile response, though it is psychedelic, it's as far away from rock as you can get! Intersystems were an obscure quartet through and through, no instrumental details are given, so I'd have to guess that basically they were a trio of synthesizer, electronics and processing operators, with the fourth member handling the narration.But, what about the music? Not an easy thing to describe, I tell you! The instrumentation being basically electronic, starting shrill and intense, it's only rarely melodic, seemingly composed yet devoid of standard musical structure for the most part. Over this, in occasional morsels, we're told a strange "psychedelic story" by the narrator, the bizarreness of which, further enhances the overall weirdness! I'm reminded at times of some works by Robert Ashley or Alvin Lucier, in the context of voice over strange electronics, but the way Intersystems do it is all the more fascinating. Overall, it's a unique album, unparalleled and still remarkably fresh.review by Alan Freeman in Audion magazine 33 (1995).