The Grandfather Paradox

Released in Japan with an obi+liner notes. An Imprudent Journey Through 50 Years Of Minimalistic Music. ℗ & © 2009 BBE Records. Issued with a tri-fold sleeve. Some copies may have a hype sticker added to the front sleeve Made in Germany. Sleeve notes: When we first started thinking about the compilation, we had in mind the idea to put together a great minimal techno selection with stuff from the early 90s, which really inspired us, like Robert Hood, Dan Bell, Plastikman, Pansonic and Mike Ink to name a few. Whilst working on the project we had the feeling that there is so much more great and influential minimal music from way before the techno thing started. So we were very excited to combine the music from the electronic pioneers, with the tracks from the minimal techno godfathers in a very modern way. In Minimal Music there is so much (space) in between the sounds and the space that gives you a lot of opportunities for an own interpretation. The Grandfather Paradox is a scientific theory about time travelling and was first described by the science fiction writer Rene Barjavel in his book - Le Voyageur Imprudent. We took suggestions out of that because we felt like we are travelling back in time and manipulating the old music with modern knowledge. The fact that we did all this with the deserved respect to the originals makes us quite sure that the results are bringing something new and interesting to the old tracks and transport the past into the here and now. 2-5 is incorrectly titled '1st Movement'. The track actually includes all three movements of 'Metamorphoses', as per the first track of [m=18058].