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フォーマット	CDアルバム
発売日	2017年09月22日
国内/輸入	輸入
レーベル	ReR Recommended
構成数	1
パッケージ仕様	-
規格品番	F2
SKU	752725003728

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:43:31
Faust: Jean Herve Peron, Werner Diermaier, Rudolf Sossna, Gunther Wusthoff, Hans-Joachim Irmler, Arnulf Meifert. Personnel: Florentine Papst (vocals). Audio Remasterers: Matt Murman; Bob Drake . Recording information: Wumme (06/1971-06/1973). Unknown Contributor Roles: Kurt Graupner; Hans-Joachim Irmler. Among the first bands to use the studio as an instrument, Germany's Faust stitched engrossing albums from bits of improvised ensemble play, primitive electronics, lovely folk motifs, lo-fi musique concrete, and fragments of punk, psychedelic, jazz, and progressive music. THE FAUST TAPES is even more of a splendid mishmash than the earlier FAUST and SO FAR, as the album is sequenced as a single track. As haphazard as TAPES' construction might seem, with an excess of ideas that almost seems to have tumbled out of the Faust 5 at random, one must realize that "construction" is the operative word here. TAPES is a rare relic of cut-and-paste creativity from the days before sampling, and Faust's revolutionary jigsaw post-production techniques provided the model for future musical collages from other bands. TAPES' coarse cut-ups and abrupt splices continue to influence music, clearly informing the work of the so-called "Plunderphonic" artists (John Oswald, Negativland, Severed Heads), the lo-fi home tapers, and such post-industrial experimental outfits as Cabaret Voltaire, Death in June, and Nurse With Wound.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

1.[CDアルバム]
1. 1.
  
  Exercise
  
  アーティスト： Faust
2. 2.
  
  Exercise
3. 3.
  
  Flashback Caruso
4. 4.
  
  Exercise
5. 5.
  
  J'ai Mal aux Dents
6. 6.
  
  Untitled
7. 7.
  
  Untitled
8. 8.
  
  Dr. Schwitters
9. 9.
  
  Exercise
10. 10.
  
  Untitled
11. 11.
  
  Untitled
12. 12.
  
  Dr. Schwitters
13. 13.
  
  Untitled
14. 14.
  
  Untitled
15. 15.
  
  Untitled
16. 16.
  
  Untitled
17. 17.
  
  Untitled
18. 18.
  
  Untitled
19. 19.
  
  Untitled
20. 20.
  
  Untitled
21. 21.
  
  Untitled
22. 22.
  
  Untitled
23. 23.
  
  Untitled
24. 24.
  
  Stretch Out Time
25. 25.
  
  Der Baum
26. 26.
  
  Chere Chambre

作品の情報

メイン

アーティスト： Faust

その他

エンジニア： Kurt Graupner

プロデューサー： Uwe Nettelbeck

オリジナル発売日：1973年

商品の紹介

Spin (9/01, p.134) - Included in Spin's "5 Essential Krautrock Records" - "...Random noise, electronic blurs, improv-splatters, and a couple of monumental songs....warping the young minds of the art-punk generation." Q (8/96, p.132) - 3 Stars - Good - "...riveting and extraordinary. A single studio suite where, in disorientating cuts and dissolves, plangent ballads become dub dreamscapes, garage punk evolves into modern jazz and eventually into the unknowable..." Record Collector (magazine) (p.102) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[The LP] packs in a discordant array of noise, chaotic jazz and agitated rock that are grouped into an almost filmic grouping of brief snippets and cuts."

Rovi

Among the first bands to use the studio as an instrument, Germany's Faust stitched engrossing albums from bits of improvised ensemble play, primitive electronics, lovely folk motifs, lo-fi musique concrete, and fragments of punk, psychedelic, jazz, and progressive music. THE FAUST TAPES is even more of a splendid mishmash than the earlier FAUST and SO FAR, as the album is sequenced as a single track. As haphazard as TAPES' construction might seem, with an excess of ideas that almost seems to have tumbled out of the Faust 5 at random, one must realize that "construction" is the operative word here. TAPES is a rare relic of cut-and-paste creativity from the days before sampling, and Faust's revolutionary jigsaw post-production techniques provided the model for future musical collages from other bands. TAPES' coarse cut-ups and abrupt splices continue to influence music, clearly informing the work of the so-called "Plunderphonic" artists (John Oswald, Negativland, Severed Heads), the lo-fi home tapers, and such post-industrial experimental outfits as Cabaret Voltaire, Death in June, and Nurse With Wound.

Rovi