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Points: 8138 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 30 2010 at 04:29
Originally posted by CPicard CPicard wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Ignore Zeuhl.  Buy Kansas.

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Ignore Zeuhl. Ignore Kansas.

Buy Anal c**t.
 
yes, indeed much more entertaining...
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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http://kohntarkosz.blogspot.com/2010/03/orkestraahl-ka.html

In 2005, Magma came out with a Japanese "karaoke" release of KA, titled Orkestraahl KA. This CD has been very difficult to find outside of Japan. Well, now Japanese YouTube uploader UniweriaZekt has uploaded this CD to YouTube. And, it sounds pretty good through my headphones.
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A Weidorje live album, recorded October 14, 1978 at Rombas (Moselle) should appear in 2010 on the Soleil Zeuhl label.

http://kohntarkosz.blogspot.com/2010/01/new-weidorje-album-in-2010.html
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Weidorje - Self Titled


Jannick Top - Machina



Both Magma related, and both phenomenal. Mr. Top's album is probably as "doom metal" as Zeuhl gets, so I dig it.


Edited by whydontyoueatcarrots - January 07 2010 at 22:17
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Points: 1697 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 07 2010 at 19:57
koenjihiyakkei's Angherr Shisspa is excellent, although weird. if you like jazz, you'll like zeul given enough time. this album has a couple moments where my jaw just dropped. awesome. 
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Ignore Zeuhl.  Buy Kansas.

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I like more:
 
Ignore Kansas Buy ZeuhlSmile




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I was listening to Magma's Kobaia album earlier tonight and it did not kill me (???). The music is actually surprisingly enjoyable. Good fusion with something strange avant-garde madness thrown into the mix.

Last year, Soft Machine was a barrier I needed to break. In 2010, I will crack Magma. In 2011, I will crack Westlife......... although that maybe a Himalayan mountain too high for me.  
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http://www.last.fm/listen#pane=webRadioPlayer&station=%252Flisten%252Fglobaltags%252FZeuhl

Not sure if that will work or not.But it's the thought that counts ey?



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Originally posted by FusionKing FusionKing wrote:

Big smile Lovin' the weirdness of Magma on the PA mp3 stream right now. Hated the Japanese Zeuhl thoughDead, it's way too chaotic even for me. However, I think I'm getting a wee soft spot for the Potemkine, Dun and Eskaton on the tracks provided here. Does anybody know if I can hear more from this lot on Last fm? Smile


The best I can think of is typing Zeuhl into the recommendation radio.You may find more stuff to your taste that people haven't mentioned.



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Hug Aww, cheer up man. Just think of Monty Python... "always look on the bright side of life...(whistles) "
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Points: 28772 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 29 2009 at 19:41
Can't help with that, I rarely use last.fm, especially since the scrobbler function won't work with Zune software. Cry
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Big smile Lovin' the weirdness of Magma on the PA mp3 stream right now. Hated the Japanese Zeuhl thoughDead, it's way too chaotic even for me. However, I think I'm getting a wee soft spot for the Potemkine, Dun and Eskaton on the tracks provided here. Does anybody know if I can hear more from this lot on Last fm? Smile
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Shub NIggurath's Les Morts Vont Vite is f**king awesome, very dark and atmospheric
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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

It's a bit early to give a definite opinion, but I think Emmenteht-Re is a definite 5* album and a strong contender for album of the decade (although I may be slightly biased).
 
Lots of good recommendations so far - if you're thinking of dipping a toe into japanese Zeuhl, Koenjihyakkei is a goos place to start. All of the albums are worth owning, but I'd probably start with Nivrayam and work forward and back from there. Ruins Symphonica is also a real treat for Zeuhl fans, while the rest of Ruins work is something you will either love or hate, although if Symphonica tickles your fancy you'll probably enjoy their other albums as well.
 
Best of the decade!? Big smile
I'm excited to hear how it sounds.
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Get everything you can of the genre, you can't go wrong. Big smile
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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

It's a bit early to give a definite opinion, but I think Emmenteht-Re is a definite 5* album and a strong contender for album of the decade (although I may be slightly biased).
 


I'm not sure if it's the best Magma album of the decade.  Wink  But the jury seems split among the Magma fans here.  For me it's virtually a dead heat after spinning E-Re a few times.
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 29 2009 at 16:50
I might have to sample the newest Runaway Totem - I don't remember being that impressed with their earlier efforts.
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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 29 2009 at 16:49
Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:



If you like Kansas (I'm thinking of Robbie Steinhardt on violin) then you might appreciate Didier Lockwood's violin work: Zao (as I suggested earlier) has him on Kawana (and on Zao -Live, but I don't have it), but good violin work by others such as Jean-Yves Rigaud on the first three albums.  And consider getting the great live album by Magma, Live/Hhai which also features Lockwood, and he's also on the great Retropsekttw I-2 which has my favourite version of Magma's MDK.


I am reviewing Zao's latest album, Ethnic 3 Live, which is excellent, but more on the free-jazz side of things than Zeuhl. Highly recommended anyway, even if not exactly easy listening. Through my reviewing activity I've also come across an Italian Zeuhl band (at least they are listed here under Zeuhl), Runaway Totem. I don't know their previous albums, but their latest, Manu Menes, is really something.
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