CASSIBER - A Face We All Know - CD - RERCCD
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0718751183421
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Autores: Cassiber, Christoph Anders, Chris Cutler, Heiner Goebbels
Editor: ReR Megacorp
Formato: CD, Album
Lançamento: 1990
Géneros: Jazz, Rock, Avantgarde, Art Rock, Avant-Prog, Rock In Opposition
EAN: 0718751183421
DISPONÍVEL
CD
I.
1 / This Was The Way It Was / 0:51
2 / Remember / 2:52
3 / Old Gods / 0:27
4 / 2 'O Clock In The Morning / 2:36
5 / Philosophy (1) / 0:06
6 / Gut / 3:46
II.
7 / Start The Show / 3:02
8 / A Screaming Comes Across The Sky / 3:12
9 / They Go In Under Archways / 4:12
10 / They Have Begun To Move / 3:32
III.
11 / Time Gets Faster / 0:27
12 / It's Never Quiet / 2:25
13 / Philosophy (2) / 0:04
14 / A Screaming Holds / 1:57
15 / Philosophy (3) / 0:32
16 / I Was Old / 3:54
17 / The Way It Was / 5:06
18 / To Move / 2:53
I.
1 / This Was The Way It Was / 0:51
2 / Remember / 2:52
3 / Old Gods / 0:27
4 / 2 'O Clock In The Morning / 2:36
5 / Philosophy (1) / 0:06
6 / Gut / 3:46
II.
7 / Start The Show / 3:02
8 / A Screaming Comes Across The Sky / 3:12
9 / They Go In Under Archways / 4:12
10 / They Have Begun To Move / 3:32
III.
11 / Time Gets Faster / 0:27
12 / It's Never Quiet / 2:25
13 / Philosophy (2) / 0:04
14 / A Screaming Holds / 1:57
15 / Philosophy (3) / 0:32
16 / I Was Old / 3:54
17 / The Way It Was / 5:06
18 / To Move / 2:53
This album, the last studio album from this group, is their most complex. For their first two albums (Man or Monkey and Beauty and the Beast), they entered the studio with prepared texts and improvised the music. On their third album, Perfect Worlds, they preconceived the pieces ahead of time and did the final arrangements in the studio. Here, not just the pieces, but the album's "plot" and some of the texts were written by Chris Cutler in the summer of 1988, six months prior to recording and two years before the final mix was complete. The length of gestation and the attention to detail show in the finished product. There is a great deal more overdubbing and sampling than in any previous album, especially in the voices.
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Themes and texts recur in the first and third parts, providing a unity that makes this the group's most powerful album.
