Klaus Schulze produced the complete music for ARE YOU SEQUENCED? prior to a concert in Derby, England, where he wanted to play it live. After the concert, he decided to use the live recording for the album release, because he liked it better than the studio version.

The whole album (except the bonus track) is in fact one continuous piece of music without pauses between tracks, for it stems from a live recording.

The first release added a second CD with remix versions of the tracks. Those mixes were by known artist as Pete Namlook (a.k.a. Peter Kuhlmann), Jörg Schaaf, Thomas Fehlmann, Sam Pels and Humate. SQ 1 (Essentials) however is in fact an edit of the original Schulze studio version of ARE YOU SEQUENCED?, only edited by Pete Namlook. The remixes by Namlook were later reissued on a bonus CD that was included with the box set THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOOG 58.

The cover is by Anzilotti & Münzing, design by Alexandra Jugivic, photography by Gaby Gerster, glowing cables by Florian Schmitt.

In 2006 ARE YOU SEQUENCED? was the eighteenth Schulze album reissued by REVISTED RECORDS as part of a series of Schulze album reissues. Instead of the remix CD the reissue includes an additional CD with the extended bonus track Vat was dat?, recorded 1993.

This album is dedicated to "Fritz Sennheiser for inventing the Orpheus Der akustische Lügendetektor" and to "Bob Moog who is definitely sequenced!"

0:00:00 Welcome To The Moog Brothers
0:06:28 Vocs In The Dark I
0:10:51 Vocs In The Dark II
0:20:55 No Frets No Bass
0:30:35 Valle De La Luna
0:39:35 Are you sequenced?
0:42:50 Moogie Baby Goes Solo
0:50:09 Moldanya
1:00:30 Vidanya
1:02:41 The Wizard Of Doz
1:13:04 Are we getting lost?