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Topic: Eloy vs Faust Posted: March 20 2018 at 23:45
Tom Ozric wrote:
Funny, I love Krautrock, but years ago I bought Faust IV and I didn't go for it. I got rid of it. I do have the debut (clear vinyl, X-Ray PVC sleeve) of which side 1 is brilliant, side 2 more hard going, and You Know FaUSt, a more recent release, which is consistently excellent. But I'm still not fully sold on these guys.
Faust is just great, I really think itīs so great they just keep on going do their extraordinary weird albums! At the moment I just canīt remember any other band, that started so experimental and are still as experimental or even more!
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Posted: March 20 2018 at 22:48
Eloy
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Posted: April 11 2016 at 15:04
Funny, I love Krautrock, but years ago I bought Faust IV and I didn't go for it. I got rid of it. I do have the debut (clear vinyl, X-Ray PVC sleeve) of which side 1 is brilliant, side 2 more hard going, and You Know FaUSt, a more recent release, which is consistently excellent. But I'm still not fully sold on these guys.
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Posted: April 11 2016 at 07:50
Bornemann has one of the most annoying vocal in prog - or music. Maybe its more weak melodies than unmelodic.
I usually don't mind accented vocals though. Jean-Herve Peron voice isn't nasal and fits Faust's music perfectly - which isn't as melody-based as Eloy.
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Posted: April 11 2016 at 07:40
^ That's what I was thinking - the accented vocals of Jean-Herve Peron is harder on the ears than Bornemann. I never found Bornemann to sound anywhere near iffy.....
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Posted: April 11 2016 at 07:33
I know I would enjoyed Eloy if it wasn't for the nasal, unmelodic vocals (Inside is nice though) that ruins a lot of appealing playing, soundscapes, atmospheres and compositions.
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