Live in New York City, 1994

Live in New York City, 1994 is a rare and atmospheric live EP by the German electronic duo Air Liquide (Ingmar Koch and Cem Oral). Released in 1995, primarily as a promotional cassette, it captures the duo during their peak creative period when they were defining the 'liquid' sound of German acid and ambient techno. The recording is notable for its raw, unpolished quality, likely sourced from a soundboard or audience tape that preserves the saturated, warm character of their hardware-heavy setup. Unlike their more structured studio albums, this live set emphasizes long-form improvisation and textural evolution. The inclusion of the Jammin Unit remix (a pseudonym for Cem Oral himself) provides a more rhythmic, fractured counterpoint to the sprawling live segments. It serves as a vital historical document of the mid-90s electronic underground, showcasing a bridge between the Cologne scene and the New York experimental circuit.