Anima-Sound
Stürmischer Himmel (CD)
LabelSpalax MusicGenreExperimental
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condition (disc/cover): NM / NM
Digipack cover.
Behind Anima-Sound stood a married couple, the sculptor Paul Fuchs and the percussionist Limpe Fuchs, who built much of their own instrumentarium and gave the contraptions Fuchs-prefixed names: Fuchshorn, Fuchszither, Fuchsbass. Stürmischer Himmel, taped live around 1970 and issued by Ohr in 1971, is free improvisation of an almost rural kind, atonal, acoustic, opening with wind and the bleat of actual sheep.
There is screaming, there is horn, there is percussion struck on homemade metal, and almost nothing that resembles a rock beat; the nearest cousin is European free jazz rather than anything kosmische. The duo would later tour the countryside on a tractor with livestock in tow, playing uninvited in village squares, which tells you most of what the music sounds like. This is the Spalax CD edition.
Release notes
Reissue of the 1971 album on Ohr ([url=http://www.discogs.com/release/984700]OMM 56011[/url]). Produziert von Julius Schittenhelm (aur Echo-lette Panmixer). [Produced by Julius Schittenhelm (on Echo-lette Panmixer).] Life concert aufgenommen [Live concert recorded] Impuls Wuppertal, Zocker Solingen, Budike Mönchengladbach. Track titles taken from the CD. Musik und text von Paul & Limpe Fuchs [on rear Digipak] Text und Musik : Paul & Limpe Fuchs [on inside Digipak and CD] Made in EU Group…
| 1 | Show Mää Show | 9:05 | |
| 2 | It Loves - Want To've Done It | 2:50 | |
| 3 | Feel Like A Bone | 6:04 | |
| 4 | How To Dream - You | 6:39 | |
| 5 | The Weather | 12:09 |
- Paul
- Horn [Fuchshorn], Voice, Reeds [Schilfzinken], Performer [Andere Soundmaker], Bass [Basssolo], Music By, Words By [Text]
- Limpe Fuchs
- Music By, Words By [Text], Voice, Drums, Zither [Fusszitter], Bass [Fuchsbass]
- Julius Schittenhelm
- Producer [Produziert Von, Producktion]
