Jim & Pablo

Der Meteor

Originalmusik Tangerine Dream

- Studio, released November 1997 -

Cover

CD release Germany 1997
Design: Gisela Kloetzer

Tracks


		[a]
1.	Haus der Welt I	2:24
2.	Ein Traum	2:55
3.	Am Hafen	3:11
4.	Unheimliches passiert	5:16
5.	Der Professor	3:00
6.	Das Buch Midrad	4:22
7.	In der Bibliothek	6:08
8.	Der Heliograph	2:28
9.	Die Helden der Stadt	5:04
10.	Im Labor	1:46
11.	Haus der Welt II	6:25
Total running time		42:59

Details


Recording date	1997
Recording site(s)	Eastgate Studios (Vienna)
Recording engineer(s)	Daniel Dafoe
Composer(s)	Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese
Musician(s)	Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese

Notes

Der Meteor was the first and only release of ten scheduled science fiction audio novels for children in German language. The CDs had been issued without a catalog number, while official distribution had been postponed for later, as well as English and CD-ROM versions. Obviously, the whole project has been cancelled, as none of the planned other releases ever saw the light of day. Below is a list of the planned releases according to the booklet (with additional translations in English):

Das Haus der Welt (The House of the World): CD1: Der Meteor (The Meteor); CD2: Der Kristallspiegel (The Crystal Mirror); CD3: Das Verborgene Land (The Concealed Land)
Das Buch der Könige (The Book of the Kings): CD4: Die Eiserne Maske (The Iron Mask); CD5: Die Titanic (The Titanic); CD6: Atlantis (Atlantis); CD7: Im Land der Pharaonen (In the Land of the Pharaons); CD8: Das Große Labyrinth (The Great Labyrinth); CD9: Im Feuer The Sonne (In the Sun's Fire); CD10: Der Eisplanet Krypton (Krypton, the Ice Planet)

The story on this CD reports how Jim and Pablo destroy a meteor which causes strange attitudes of men and animals. The text was written by TD's computer assistant Peter Liendl; the band provided short music clips, most of them in the '90s style. The idea resulted from the Rumpelstiltskin project in 1992, TD reported. Unlike that release, Der Meteor contains no pure music tracks; the TD material is only used as background or short intermediate music.

Releases


Germany	1997: TDI CD: -