Zeuhl 5

^^^
They are? My mistake then.
I'll have a listen later on then.

So this is the list we need to add:
Patrick Gauthier
Yog Sothoth
Evohe
Lacrymosa
Metabolist
Strawberry Song Orchestra
Cicala Mvta
Triple Zero
St. Erhart
Hiatus
Bedjabetch
Noa
Ex Vitae
Resonance II
Cortex
Anaid
Yoscko Seffer
Troll
Musique Noise
Jacques Thollot
Altais
Serge Bringolf
Couer Magique
Cruciferius
The Zorgones
Nyl
Paga
Perception
Jean-Paul Prat
Speed Limit
Epos
Simon Steenland
    

Various Artists
$8.99
"Enneade" (1987) is exclusively made of previously unreleased tracks by French bands and musicians inspired by Zeuhl music, either musically or historically. A lot wider than a simple musical style, this true religion was originated by MAGMA. Founded in 1969, this band came directly from the rich imagination of Christian VANDER, unpredictable and virtuoso drummer, as well as an incredible vocalist. The track-list of this compilation includes compositions of TROLL, ZALPH, Bernard PAGANOTTI (MAGMA & WEIDORJE), Yochk'o SEFFER (MAGMA & ZAO), ESKATON, François "FATON" CAHEN (MAGMA & ZAO), SHUB-NIGGURATH, EIDER STELLAIRE, MUSIQUE NOISE, FARBEN and ALTAÏS. The only exception to the rule is the contribution by Belgian band UNIVERS ZERO, but it has to be said that drummer Daniel DENIS was part of MAGMA for some time in 1973, and that his current band is the undisputed leader of new musics. For a long time out of stock, the CD version of "Enneade" had become a very rare collector's item. It is now re-issued for the great happiness of the numerous fans. This album is a must for any Zeuhl fan, but also an ideal introduction to this unique universe...


1. You   (Magma) 3:59
2. Break Up Dance   (Troll) 4:43
3. Gya-Tei (Part 1 & 2)   (Xalph) 8:52
4. Urantia   (Bernard Paganotti) 9:05
5. Freya   (Yochk'o Seffer-STS) 4:27
6. La Lutte   (Eskaton) 5:15
7. Dans les Villes Détruites   (Francois Cahen) 3:53
8. J'ai vu naguère...   (Shub Niggurath) 4:18
9. Millenaires   (Eider Stellaire) 3:12
10. Villiers   (Musique Noise) 4:32
11. Mutations   (Farben) 3:42
12. Altais   (Altais) 7:44
13. Toujours plus à l'Est   (Universe Zero) 5:29



    

Edited by avestin - November 26 2006 at 16:37

Nah, I was just looking for websites to add with those artists/bands and found this compilation (with Eider) that has several of those bands.

Yukorin wrote:   I go away for a quiet little 18-hour-vodka-binge-bender and come back to find you are adding bands left, right and centre! Cheers fellas!

Haha, I'm surprised you have not passed out after 18 hours. Well this is the start of a long process of adding bands (the voting takes a long time), many of which I will love to see on the site. But we needed to start somewhere and this is as good a place as any.


Edited by Black Velvet - November 26 2006 at 19:57

When the time comes to it I will definitely be asking for some help with some, if not most of these bands. Hehe saw that coming with Troll and Musique Noise.

Strawberry Song Orchestra (wouldn't really fit on this site. Bizarre shamisen led horror goth)

I was wondering why this one sounded so familiar, my ex was obsessed with band like this one, was very knowledgeable with anything to do with Gothic based music.

Yu I wanted to hear your opinion on Rahmann, Instrumental Zeuhl or Jazz-fusion?

avestin wrote: So this is the list we need to add: Patrick Gauthier Yog Sothoth Evohe Lacrymosa Metabolist Strawberry Song Orchestra Cicala Mvta Triple Zero St. Erhart Hiatus Bedjabetch Noa Ex Vitae Resonance II Cortex Anaid Yoscko Seffer Troll Musique Noise Jacques Thollot Altais Serge Bringolf Couer Magique Cruciferius The Zorgones Nyl Paga Perception Jean-Paul Prat Speed Limit Epos Simon Steenland

Edited by listennow801 - November 27 2006 at 13:28

listennow801 wrote: is One Shot on the list [couldn't find them listed]? POCHAKAITE MALKO Xalph  should be... Arachnoid [maybe...?]

I will have to added both Pochakaite Malko and Xalph (I think they are on our big master list) to our voting list thingy. But Arachnoid should be on the site (me thinks), if we are talking about the one album French band, with the cover entailing a strange hand on a black background. Tell me if I am thinking of the right band here?

^^^^ nice work Joren, just had a look at progtology then. I'm more than happy to see Evohe on the site, as I have loved what little material I have heard. Zeuhl down to the bones that one. Now I have a lot of listening to do. 

Yes they are here - http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=771