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Track List: Far Away Trains Passing By

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Disc 1:

  1. Knuddelmaus
  2. Between Us And Them
  3. Passing By
  4. Blumenwiese Neben AutobahnDownload & Buy
  5. Nobody's Home
  6. Molfsee

Disc 2:

  1. Sunday Evening In Your Street
  2. Suddenly The Trees Are Giving Way
  3. Nothing Happens In June
  4. As If You've Never Been Away
  5. Crazy For You
  6. Wherever You Are

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Album Details: Far Away Trains Passing By

Release Date:
11/01/2001
Label:
Domino
UPC:
801390004520

Pro Reviews: Far Away Trains Passing By

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From AMG Reviews

Thanks to Far Away Trains Passing By, an all-too-brief record that encompasses tingly breakbeat, icebox-cold electro, and nippy down-tempo, it shouldn't be too long before Berlin's Ulrich Schnauss gets name-dropping of his own in reviews of up-and-coming producers. Within these six tracks, Schnauss earns his comparisons to Boards of Canada and other members of the electronica elite with nary a reservation to be found. It's not only the sheer strength of the majority of these tracks that make the record so enjoyable; the closing and ending numbers neatly bundle everything together, giving it the feel of a concept record without any of the pretensions. From the sun-kissed "Knuddelmaus" to the contemplative "Molfsee," it's a quicksilver spin through an expansive terrain of lush melodies, atmospheres, and beats that alternately jab and tickle. While the paramount "Molfsee" is the easiest point of reference as far as the Boards of Canada comparisons are considered -- with its moody beauty so close to the duo's "Everything You Do Is a Balloon" it isn't funny -- it also beguiles with a melody so spangly that it'll have you running for your Cocteau Twins records to find which song it most resembles. There's only one gripe to be had, and that's the used-up-since-1990 beat that permeates "Nobody's Home," the only track that doesn't work. Otherwise, this is a fine record that should have instant appeal to academic IDM types and melody-lovers alike.

- Andy Kellman, All Music Guide



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A somewhat mysterious producer from Berlin, Germany, Ulrich Schnauss debuted under his own name in 2001 with Far Away Trains Passing By. Released by City Centre Offices, the album seemingly came from nowhere and wound up on several journalists' year-...Full Ulrich Schnauss Biography

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