FAUST- The Faust Tapes 1-st Pr. Virgin(Gt.Brit.)1973y. EX/EX Exper.Kraut.Electr.
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Description
Faust ?– The Faust Tapes
Label: Virgin ?– VC 501Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout stamped): VC 501 A-1U
- Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout stamped): VC 501 B-1U
Country: UK Released: 19 May 1973 Genre: Electronic, Rock Style: Krautrock, Experimental
Tracklist
A Side One B Side TwoCompanies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records Ltd.
- Published By – Copyright Control
- Distributed By – Island Records Ltd.
- Distributed By – EMI
Credits
- Cover – Uwe Nettelbeck
- Liner Notes – B.D. (6), Christian Lebrun, Ian MacDonald (5), John Peel, Léon Naje, Philippe Paringaux, Steve Peacock (4)
- Painting ["Crest"] – Bridget Riley
- Performer [Uncredited] – Gunther Wüsthoff, Hans Joachim Irmler, Jean-Hervé Peron, Rudolf Sosna,Werner Diermaier
- Photography By [Photograph] – Robert Horner
Notes
? 1973? Virgin Records Ltd.
Distributed by EMI & Island.
Text panel at the top of the front cover:
"The music on this album, drawn from Faust's own library of private tapes, was recorded informally and not originally intended for release. However, since British interest in the group has been unusually great, it has been decided to make some of this unofficial material available to the public in this country. These tapes have been left exactly as they were recorded - frequently live - and no post-production work has been imposed on them. The group wish to make it clear that this is not to be regarded as their third album, but a bonus release - on sale at the current price of a single - to mark their signing with Virgin Records, for whom they will shortly be recording their next official album. The Faust Tapes reveals Faust at their most personal and spontaneous. It's a unique glimpse behind the scenes of a group which European and British critics have hailed as one of the most exciting and exploratory in the world. Virgin Records"
The rest of the front cover is press quotes from: Best, Rock & Folk, Sounds, Disc, Extra, Pop Music, and New Musical Express.
Original album without track titles. Some were specified on later reprints. Musicians are uncredited.
( MULTIPLE PURCHASES...25%- postage cost FOR EACH ADDITIONAL LP ) I offer to buy vinyl records from his own collection, which collected 35 years. Plans to sell about 2,000 of the original, rare and interesting records. Vinyl before selling tapped. Thank you for your interest . Sincerely . Oleg
Faust
Profile: German for "fist", and also the protagonist of Goethe's eponymous play, Faust were one of the first bands to use the recording studio as an instrument. After two albums for Polydor, they signed with the fledgling Virgin label. Priced as a single, "The Faust Tapes" album sold a staggering 50,000 + copies - amazing since it is one amazingly weird pastiche. Their live appearances were explosive (literally), as the pinball machines and jack-hammer legends detail. The band carried on for nearly two years after "IV", however that album, recorded outside the Wümme studio, was their last. Faust came back in 1995 with a new series of albums and live appearances.Since 2004 two different bands, both having original members, carrying the name Faust are active.