FRYHEIT (OST)

Ougenweide

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Prog Folk

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Studio Album, released in 1978

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Die Bauern Sind Aufr�hrig Geworden (3:23)
2. Diese Sind Die Henkersbuben (1:45)
3. Das Heil'ge Reich Ist Schwer Verletz (1:35)
4. Ich Sinn', Ich Denke Hin Und Her (3:10)
5. Lang Erhoffte Friedenstaube (3:23)
6. Mit Mann Und Ro� Und Wagen (2:50)
7. L�tzow's Wilde, Verwegene Jagd (3:30)
8. Zittert, Zittert Bl�de Toren (2:48)
9. Schwarz, Rot, Gold (1:54)
10. Was Zieht Dort Zur Brigittenau (2:50)
11. Deutschland Oh Zerrissen Herz (3:10)
12. Schwefelh�lzer, Fenchel, Bricken (2:02)
13. Hinweg, Die Besten Streiter Weg (3:12)
14. Zu Frankfurt, An Dem Main (2:47)

Total time 38:19

Line-up / Musicians

- Olaf Casalich / vocals, drums, percussion
- Minne Graw / vocals, harmonium, electric piano, organ, synth, String Ensemble
- Wolfgang Henko / electric & acoustic guitars, mandolin, vocals
- Stefan Wulff / bass, acoustic guitar, synth, harmonium, harmonica, marimba, vocals
- Frank Wulff / electric & acoustic guitars, mandolin, dulcimer, alto sax, recorder, crumhorn, bouzouki, harp, hurdy gurdy, musette, bombard, percussion, vocals
- J�rgen Isenbart / marimba, glockenspiel, drums, percussion, vocals

With:
- Lutz Rahn / Mellotron (7)

Releases information

Songs from the German TV series "Dokumente Deutschen Daseins"

Artwork: Ralf Buckendahl

LP Polydor ‎- 2437 576 (1978, Germany)

CD Bear Family Records ‎- BCD 15962 AH (2007, Germany) Together with 1979 album "Ousflug" on one disc, new cover

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OUGENWEIDE Fr�heit (OST) ratings distribution

3.76
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(6%)
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Review by Sean Trane
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Prog Folk

Ougenweide's fifth studio (sixth in all) Fr�heit (freedom) continues what the first four albums had started to do, but there is an attempt at rocking it up in certain songs. Don't get me wrong, this is still the same Ougenweide and there is plenty of nearly authentic material, but the slight tendency to go more rock on some tracks is not shocking at all. Let's just sayu that on some of these tracks they go one step further than Fairport, Steeleye, Malicorne or Parzival and get closes tosome Tull tracks that would sit on Songs From The Woods. Great artwork representing an ancient poster almost advocating revolution on some street wall.

You might be startled a bit as the needle hits the wax, if Ougenweide had suddenly turned to Brittany for its music as the bagpipes of Die Bauern have a Stivell/Ar Bras flavour, despite the higher German dialect. Drums, electric guitars and bass, as well dramatic vocals give plenty of "rockier" interest to the proghead, while the following two short ditties go back to more realistic ancient pre-classical folk music. They even add some synth in Ich Denke Hind Un Her or electric piano in Friedenstaube to the rock instruments. Zittert Blode Toren and Schwarz Rot Gold are even sounding a bit like Jethro Tull, the flute helping somewhat.

But there are still the usual tracks that tend to remain as authentic as possible, including the haunting dronal Mann Ross Wagen, Brigittenau (this comes closest to being the title track) and plenty others are there for the trad fans. Just another typical Ougenweide album, albeit a bit rockier, but certainly just as constantly good as the previous ones and no worse than the coming Ousflug, making it difficult to name one as a starting point, though!!

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