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Artist Listing : Faust (20 products)
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Faust - The Land Of Ukko Rauni. Dble CD.
(Ektro - EKTRO 007)
Available again! Repressed!! Excellent live double CD recorded and released in Finland in 2003, with the current FAUST line up. Excellent long improvisational efforts are very effective in a dark and droning way. Also featured is material from their last studio album. | ![]() |
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Faust - Wumme Years 1970-73. 5-CD Box Set.
(Megacorp - RERFB1)
Contains- The first two Polydor albums ('Faust' and 'Faust So Far') 'The Faust Tapes' (re-mastered with track listing); '71 Minutes' and 'BBC Sessions +' (includes the historic radio session, and substantial extra material, some of it never released); a 40 page booklet including specially made interviews with band members Jean Herve Peron and Jochen Irmler, reclusive producer Uwe Nettlebeck and legendary sound engineer Kurt Graupner, an eyewitness memoir by Peter Blegvad and many photographs, some from private collections, seen here for the first time. In a word, definitive. | ![]() |
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Faust - Patchwork 1971-2002. LP.
(Staubgold - STAUBGOLD37)
LP version of this collage album documenting the flow of Faust's music from their inception in 1971 right up to 2002. As the album gets going, the strains of "Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl" can be heard entwined with various other motifs to become a new track "Stretch Over All Times". A beautiful album which truly does justice to one of the bravest and most creative of the 70s German groups.With fully informative insert.. Utterly essential for Kraut fans. | ![]() |
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Faust - So Far (official). CD.
(Brain - SPV49572)
1972 effort from this adventerous Kraut rock outfit and from the opening cut "It's a rainy day, sunshine baby" - a spoof of surf music,the band then mix every possible musical style from pseudo psych through jazz, folk, rock. Housed in a stunning digi pack with expanded booklet.File next to Kraftwerk, Can and Neu! as the originators of the German '70's sound. Landmarks! | ![]() |
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Faust - Patchwork 1971-2002. CD.
(Staubgold - 37)
Collage album documenting the flow of Faust's music from their inception in 1971 right up to 2002. As the album gets going, the strains of "Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl" can be heard entwined with various other motifs to become a new track "Stretch Over All Times". A beautiful album which truly does justice to one of the bravest and most creative of the 70s German groups. Comes housed in a gatefold digipack with lavish colour booklet. Utterly essential for Kraut fans. | ![]() |
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Faust - Faust IV. CD.
(Virgin Records - CDV 2004)
Fourth album by one of the most experimental and demanding German groups of the '70's. This album from 1973 is not easy to describe but it's certainly more subdued and conventional than the previous album 'Faust Tapes' though it's still a far cry from what anyone outside the German avant-garde rock scene was doing and still always challenging. Unfortunately, it would be the last album the group recorded prior to them reforming. | ![]() |
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Faust - Impressions. DVD + CD.
(Hit Thing - HT013DVD)
'Impressions' is the first ever Faust DVD, a DVD with eleven videos by Zappi-W-Diermaier including reworked and unreleased Faust music, 11 classic Faust tracks in full Surround 5.1, from the years 1971 to 1994, three of them previously unreleased. This DVD is a treat for long time fans as well as lovers of new media experiments. Diermaier has created a perfect visual match to accompany the sound, including 5 minutes of legendary film footage from 1971. Initial pressings of the DVD comes with a Bonus CD including 4 Original Soundtracks from the forthcoming DVD "ISpin" - a solo project by Zappi-W-DiermaierVideos/Songs: 01. d-Machine (1984) * 02. Ice Rain (1972) 03. Breakfast (1971) 04. Waiting For Eternity (1972) 05. Video Skin (1973) 06. Desert(1994) 07. Component (1971) * 08. Listen (1994) 09. We Need You (1984) * 10. Irena (1971) 11. Kraut (1974) * previously unreleased.region 0 | ![]() |
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Faust - Faust/So Far. CD.
(Collectors Choice - CCM 179-2)
The first and second album by German band Faust are perhaps their best. Released in 1971 and 1972 respectively they feature some of the weirdest music ever recorded. Mixing every possible musical style from pseudo psych through jazz, folk, rock, and electronic (plus genres that don't yet have a name yet!) these albums are both bewildering and mind blowing at the same time. File next to Kraftwerk, Can and Neu! as the originators of the German '70's sound. Landmarks! | ![]() |
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Faust - Faust. CD.
(Lilith Records - LR138CD)
The Kraut Rock movement started here!!! Debut album from 1971, the production techniques behind this ground-breaking album utilised tape editing on a scale never before seen, a mix of live and studio recordings and cut and paste collages, all carefully constructed so as to appear random. Driving organ and bass rhythms with guitar extemporisations and weird vocals.Printed plastic CD case.Due In: 14/09/2007 | ![]() |
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Faust - Faust. LP.
(Lilith Records - LR138LP)
Exact repro of Fausts classic first album on transparent vinyl in a printed transparent sleeve. Ground-breaking album utilised tape editing on a scale never before seen, a mix of live and studio recordings and cut and paste collages, all carefully constructed so as to appear random. Driving organ and bass rhythms with guitar extemporisations and weird vocals. Brilliant off the wall psych strangeness.Printed plastic jacket + clear 180 gram vinyl. | ![]() |
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Faust - 71 Minutes Of Faust. CD.
(Shellshocker - RERF1)
CD that contains containing two of the band's unreleased LPs, "Return of a Legend" (minus one track) and Faust Party 3.Includes the epic 12 minute "Munic/Yesterday" trance-rock piece, utilizing electronics and nice beats the way Can did in the mid 70's.13 tracks in total and housed in a digi pack. | ![]() |
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Faust - BBC Sessions Plus. CD.
(Rer - RER F5)
Just what it says on the packet. A complete session from 1973 plus assorted rarities including tracks from 1986 and 1988. As you would expect this is daring, groundbreaking stuff from a German experimental band that has become a legend.Housed in a great digi pak sleeve. | ![]() |
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Faust - Rein. CD.
(Table Of The Elements - TOE24CD)
Mid-90s album, repressed at last! Produced by Jim O'Rourke. "From 1971 to 1975, Germany's Faust carved a megalithic reputation as the greatest avant-garde group of the era. Formed in the spirit of the May '68 uprisings, they inspired the term 'Krautrock,' influenced generations of subsequent bands, and to this day define an entire genre. In 1994, Table of the Elements brought the reclusive Faust to America for the first time, taking them on tour and orchestrating their return to the studio. The result is Rien, the first studio recordings from Faust in over 20 years. With major contributions from producer and performer Jim O'Rourke (Sonic Youth), as well as guest members Keiji Haino (Fushitsusha), Steven Wray Lobdell (Redford-David Triad) and Michael Morley (The Dead C), Faust have managed to create a record as unflinchingly audacious and uncompromising as their earliest work. An aggressive collection of electronic pastiche, musique concret, power tools and group improvisation results in an extraordinary return by one of the seminal experimental ensembles of all time. Out-of-print since 1995, this the first and finest of the records by the 90s-era Faust, notoriously packaged entirely in silver, with spoken credits hidden on the CD." | ![]() |
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Faust - Faust IV. Dble CD.
(Virgin Records - CDVR 2004)
Faust were a part of the genre known as Krautrock: progressive, avant-garde proto-electronica from Germany, whose other proponents included Can, Neu! and Kraftwerk. "Faust IV" was originally released in 1973; this release features the remastered album + a bonus disc containing Peel sessions and previously unreleased tracks. |
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Faust - So Far (limited LP With Inserts). LP.
The follow-up to the legendary "clear" lp, this came in a similar shocking package (an all black no info sleeve and record, with a set of ten inserts ) and contained further musical invention from the twisted minds of Diesmaier, Irmler, Peron and Sosna.A fractured masterpiece that further expanded their ground-breaking approach to music making, crossing and mixing styles in their unique Faust way. "It’s A Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl", "No Harm" or "So Far" are just some of the mythical titles featured on a record that’s been changing hands for increasingly obscene amounts of money on the usual collectors circles (record conventions, specialised lists) for the last 20 years. A key piece in the Faust history.Strictly limited issue of 300 copies, including also the legendary "So Far" single as bonus tracks, featuring a very different takes of the title track and It’s A Bit Of Pain, which later resurfaced on a totally different version on Faust IV. With the original set of coloured inserts in a 12" booklet.. | ![]() |
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Faust - ICA / In Autumn. CD.
(Dirtier - DPROMCD59ICA)
Released to co-incide with Faust's ICA performances in late 2006. Comes in a plastic wallet with a one page one sided booklet.Very limited and includes 2 track exclusive to this CD. | ![]() |
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Faust - In Autumn. 3 CD + DVD Set.
(Dirter Promotions - DPROMCD59)
Four disc set housed in a clamshell box from the Krautrock legends Faust. The first two feature a complete unedited show from the Carling Academy, Newcastle recorded in 2006. Disc three is highlhights from other shows on the same tour. The DVD features only the best moments from the tour, hailed by many as the best since their 1992 reformation. Thirty two page booklet and liner notes from Jean-Herve Peron. | ![]() |
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Faust - Nobody Knows If It Ever Happened. DVD.
(Ankst Musik - ANKST117)
DVD release of the concert film Nobody Knows If It Ever Happened. Following on from successful screenings at the ICA in London and at selected uk film festivals this unique concert movie is now available to buy on DVD ...On Sunday 1st of December 1996 legendary Krautrock pioneers FAUST played an explosive concert at The Garage , London.This is a record of that extraordinary concert. The film is faithful to the sound, fury and disorientation of their performance as ittakes the viewer into the thrilling 'here and now' of that packed venue on that winter evening. The band's usual instrumentation was augmented on the night by amplified power tools , arc welders , hay threshing machinery and in an evening of action painting , nudity , destruction and creation theband more than lived up to their promise of creating more of a happening than a standard concert. The film features original members Jean HervePeron, Hans Joachim Irmler and Werner 'Zappi' Diermaier with special guests guitarist Steven Wray Lobdell and sculptress Insa Winkler .This DVD edition includes - an exclusive fifty minute behind the scenes document shot by the late Arthur Howes , also included is aonus performance of the classic track Flashback Carusso. | ![]() |
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Faust - Trial & Error 2005. DVD.
(Funfundiverzig - FUNF161)
Audio + Video Experiments 2005 DVD Recordings from a spontaneous session of Jean-Herve Peron and Zappi W. Diermaier they made at Zappi's studio + 2 tracks together with Amaury Cambuzzat and Olivier Manchion they made at Jean Herve's house (including a new "kitchen-version" of Rainy Day") + 2 previously unreleleased Wümme recordings from 1972, all visualised in an experimental style by Zappi. All Region NTSC Tracks: Marilyn / 1972a / Deichmarsch / Riondo In The Kitchen / Fuesse / Caisse-Claire / 1972b / Rainy Day II / Abamae II This product can be found in : Kraut Rock, 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, 80's, 90's & 00's - Progressive Rock, 70's Euro Rock, 70's UK and Euro Psychedelia
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Faust - Od Serca Do Duszy. Dble CD.
This double CD set catches legendary German experimental rock outfit Faust’s debut concert in Poland, from Krakow’s Loch Ness Club, on the 15th November 2006. Spread over both discs, we are afforded a perfect opportunity to hear a blend of the band’s classic songs and material previewed from their new studio album played energetically and with a vigour reflecting precisely how happy they were to be in a completely new environment which, in turn, welcomed them with open arms. The entire concert was recorded and mixed professionally by two of Poland’s most experienced sound engineers, Piotr Papier and Marcin Cheblowski. The release itself also arrives courtesy of Poland’s AudioTong label, with whom it is shared and wouldn’t have happened without. Tracklisting: cd1: 1. sex 2. the asshole (aka: a bit of a pain) 3. we are not here... 4. ...and this is not music 5. salauds, salads 6. fast head (aka: the sad skin head) 7. our soul to your ears 8. ist rund schoen? 9. le chat et le tigre cd2: 1. impro: krakow I 2. impro: krakow II 3. rainy day sunshine girl 4. schempal buddha |
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