Faust – Rien
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Table Of The Elements – Cr 24 |
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US |
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Genre: |
Rock |
Style: |
Industrial |
Tracklist
| 1 | Rien | 0:14 | |
| 2 | ? | 5:29 | |
| 3 | Long Distance Calls In The Desert | 4:10 | |
| 4 | Eroberung Der Stille, Teil II | 9:19 | |
| 5 | Listen To The Fish | 15:25 | |
| 6 | Eroberung Der Stille, Teil I | 6:54 | |
| 7 | Fin | 1:24 |
Companies, etc.
- Glass Mastered At – Nimbus
- Copyright © – Jean-Hervé Peron
- Copyright © – Werner Diermaier
- Copyright © – Table Of The Elements
- Published By – Jean-Hervé Peron
- Published By – Werner Diermaier
Credits
- Band [Faust Are] – Werner Diermaier
- Design, Creative Director [Direction Of The CD And Credits] – Jeff Hunt
- Engineer [Recording Engineers Were] – Scott McCloud (4)
- Performer [With] – Steven Lobdell*
- Photography By [Insert Photograph By] – Bettina Herzner
- Producer, Mixed By – Jim O'Rourke
Notes
Printed on obi-strip:
These are the first studio recordings form German group Faust in over 20 years.
Printed on insert:
Ø
Some credits and additional information are detailed by narration in Track 7:
It was recorded in May, 1994, in America
The copy and publishing rights for all original recordings are owned by Jean-Hervé Peron and Werner Diermaier, 1995
Insert photograph, copyright Table of the Elements, 1995
This compact disc is released by Table of the Elements.
The element assigned to this recording is Chromium; the symbol for Chromium consists of an upper-case C and a lower-case R, and has the atomic number 24.
The atomic weight of Chromium is 51.996.
Other Notes:
Booklet and inlay are totally blank; the CD has only the title printed on it.
An obi strip lists credits and label information.
Includes a small printed card insert with titles of tracks.
Track 2 aka "Desert, Plus Rien"
Track 3 was recorded May 1994, on Friday the 13th, in the Death Valley desert, California.
Track 4 aka "Eroberung Der Stille, Eroberung Der Stille: Teil 1"
Track 5 title is printed as a symbol of: an ear [ʔ], an arrow [➝], and a fish [α], aka "Listen, Ecouter Le Poisson, Zoe And Fish".
Track 6 aka "Eroberung Der Stille, Eroberung Der Stille: Teil 2"
According to Faust's website, Ferrara Brain Pan claims to have played the zurna heard on Track 3, at a distant location, unaware Faust was performing or that he was being recorded.
These are the first studio recordings form German group Faust in over 20 years.
Printed on insert:
Ø
Some credits and additional information are detailed by narration in Track 7:
It was recorded in May, 1994, in America
The copy and publishing rights for all original recordings are owned by Jean-Hervé Peron and Werner Diermaier, 1995
Insert photograph, copyright Table of the Elements, 1995
This compact disc is released by Table of the Elements.
The element assigned to this recording is Chromium; the symbol for Chromium consists of an upper-case C and a lower-case R, and has the atomic number 24.
The atomic weight of Chromium is 51.996.
Other Notes:
Booklet and inlay are totally blank; the CD has only the title printed on it.
An obi strip lists credits and label information.
Includes a small printed card insert with titles of tracks.
Track 2 aka "Desert, Plus Rien"
Track 3 was recorded May 1994, on Friday the 13th, in the Death Valley desert, California.
Track 4 aka "Eroberung Der Stille, Eroberung Der Stille: Teil 1"
Track 5 title is printed as a symbol of: an ear [ʔ], an arrow [➝], and a fish [α], aka "Listen, Ecouter Le Poisson, Zoe And Fish".
Track 6 aka "Eroberung Der Stille, Eroberung Der Stille: Teil 2"
According to Faust's website, Ferrara Brain Pan claims to have played the zurna heard on Track 3, at a distant location, unaware Faust was performing or that he was being recorded.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Obi strip, text): 6 00401 02412 6
- Barcode (Obi strip, scanned): 600401024126
- Matrix / Runout (Variant 1, mirrored): CHROMIUM (24) · [Nimbus logo]
- Mastering SID Code (Variant 1, mirrored): IFPI L126 IFPI L126
- Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 8007
- Matrix / Runout (Variant 2, mirrored): CHROMIUM (24) · [Nimbus logo]
- Mastering SID Code (Variant 2, mirrored): IFPI L126 IFPI L126
- Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 8004
- Matrix / Runout (Variant 3, mirrored): CHROMIUM (24) · [Nimbus logo]
- Mastering SID Code (Variant 3, mirrored): IFPI L126 IFPI L126
- Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 8009
Other Versions (2)
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Not one of my favourite albums by (possibly) the greatest kosmische (or 'krautrock' if you prefer) band of them all. Somewhere along the line, after their reformation, a lot of the musicality, humour, whimsy and charm got lost. It's not the original line-up from the golden age anyway. There's a lot of silence (rien?) on the first few tracks....or they're just very quiet pieces that I struggle to engage with (maybe I'm missing the point?). The lengthy 'Listen To the Fish' track does approach some of the old Faust sound but it's laboured and unconvincing. I don't really like this album much. I hate to be a 'look-back bore' - but if you're new to Faust don't buy this - you'll wonder what all the fuss is about - get their first four albums instead and you won't be disappointed.
Every few years I dig this one out to play but I never enjoy it.
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