Tangerine Dream's debut has nothing yet to do with the sequencers the group later became known for. Edgar Froese, Klaus Schulze and Conrad Schnitzler built a collage of guitar, organ, flute, cello, drums and tape manipulation in Berlin, recorded with the simplest of means. The title is misleading, because electronics in the later sense are almost absent: this is free, loud improvised music from the early krautrock years. The album originally came out in 1970 on the Ohr label. Schulze and Schnitzler left the group shortly afterwards and went their own ways.

This edition is an LP on orange vinyl, a limited pressing on 180 gram.