Popol Vuh - Sei Still, Wisse ICH BIN
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz | 900mb
Label: Innovative Communication/KS 80.007 | Released: 1981 | Genre: Krautrock
A1 Wehe Khorazin
A2 Und Als ER Sah Es Geht Dem Ende Zu
A3 Garten Der Gemeinschaft
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B1 Gemeinsam Aßen Sie Das Brot
B2 Laß Los
B3 Gemeinsam Tranken Sie Den Wein
B4 … Als Lebten Die Engel Auf Erden
Guitar, Drums – Daniel Fichelscher
Piano, Vocals – Florian Fricke
Producer – Klaus Schulze
Soprano Saxophone – Chris Karrer
Vocals – Choral Ensemble Of The Bavarian State Opera (Munich), The, Renate Knaup
Vinyl, 12", Album, 45 RPM
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz | 900mb
Label: Innovative Communication/KS 80.007 | Released: 1981 | Genre: Krautrock
A1 Wehe Khorazin
A2 Und Als ER Sah Es Geht Dem Ende Zu
A3 Garten Der Gemeinschaft
-
B1 Gemeinsam Aßen Sie Das Brot
B2 Laß Los
B3 Gemeinsam Tranken Sie Den Wein
B4 … Als Lebten Die Engel Auf Erden
Guitar, Drums – Daniel Fichelscher
Piano, Vocals – Florian Fricke
Producer – Klaus Schulze
Soprano Saxophone – Chris Karrer
Vocals – Choral Ensemble Of The Bavarian State Opera (Munich), The, Renate Knaup
Vinyl, 12", Album, 45 RPM
This Rip: 2015
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Vinyl Condition: EX+
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Thankfully, a large part of Popol Vuh's discography has come back into print the last few years- I bought this on iTunes, and I'm glad I did. By the 1980s, the spiritual side of Florian Fricke's vision had come to the forefront. This album and "Agape-Agape" are vocal-oriented, often choral works redolant of spirtual music from many cultures, unapologetically mystical and very beautiful. With a full choir and Renate Knaup's (Amon Duul II) incredible vocals, this record is a must-buy for anyone with even a passing interest in Fricke's post-electronic works. There are elements of polyphony, plainsong but also Eastern music and European folk idioms on this album, blended beautifully. The backing music is the typical mix of Fricke's piano, Daniel Fichelscher's hypnotic electric guitar and assorted percussion, with a guest appearance from Chris Karrer, but the music is always just a setting for the richness of the vocals. This is basically a secular mass, and like all of Popol Vuh's music, it manages to straddle the genres between modern classical, folk and ambient musics without ever approaching New Age cheeze. It's a five star album for me, but since it would be an acquired taste for most, I'll take it down to four- reluctantly.Review by Heptade, progarchives.com
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