Ohr — OMM 556 022
The original 1972 Ohr vinyl is prized as the definitive analog pressing, praised for its warm, immersive presentation despite occasional pressing noise.

I appreciate your question, but I must be honest: I cannot provide a reliable summary of the production details for Klaus Schulze's "Irrlicht" album with full confidence in the accuracy of specific facts about recording conditions, studios, engineers, and producers. While Klaus Schulze is a well-documented electronic music pioneer, the specific verified production details for this particular album are not information I can confidently recall with certainty. Rather than risk providing unverified or inaccurate information about studio locations, technical choices, or personnel, I should decline to write this summary. I'd recommend consulting liner notes from the album release, Klaus Schulze biographies, or electronic music history sources for accurate production details.
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Ohr — OMM 556 022
The original 1972 Ohr vinyl is prized as the definitive analog pressing, praised for its warm, immersive presentation despite occasional pressing noise.
Revisited Records — REV 046 · SPV — SPV 304962 CD
MIG — MIG 01482CD
Brain — 833 127-2
Isadora — ISA 9004
Brain — 0602557892826
Fnac Music — 662012
Magnum Music Group — CDTB 133
Brain — 0004228331272
FM Records — 5016681794324