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BBC Sessions + presents archival vintage Faust from various sources. The highlight is the first track, a continuous 20-minute session recorded for John Peel's BBC radio show. It includes "The Lurcher," "Krautrock," and "Do So," the latter a self-mocking pop song making a ludicrous contrast with the previous noise/drone hypnotic anthem. This version of "Krautrock" (12 minutes) tops the one found on Faust IV (if anything, it sounds clearer). "Party 1" was first released on the ReR 1986 LP Munich and Elsewhere but did not appear on the reissue 71 Minutes of Faust. "We Are the Hallo Men" is a groove-based piece with samples and typical Faust vocals previously released on the ReR 1988 LP The Last LP. All other tracks, including the alternate takes of "So Far" and "Meer," see the light of day for the first time here. The sound collage "(360)" is not essential listening, but the spirited "Party 9" and the futuristic folk of "Party 10" have everything you could wish for from unreleased Faust songs. Chris Cutler, who compiled BBC Sessions +, did not provide detailed recording and personnel credits; all we know is that Werner Diermaier, Joachim Irmler, Jean-Hervé Peron, Rudolf Sosna, Gunther Wüsthoff, and Arnulf Meifurt all appear on this CD, a worthy addition to any fan's collection, especially for the radio session. ~ François CoutureAlternative Press (2/02, p.75) - 8 out of 10 - "...Amazing stuff for 1972, and still amazing..." BBC Sessions + Music | List Price | $17.97 (You save $2.68) | | Category | Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs, Kraut Rock | | Label | ReR USA | | Orig Year | 2001 | | All Time Sales Rank |  201289  | | CD Universe Part number | 2240265 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 08, 2001 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Chris Cutler (Compilation) | | Engineer | Kurt Graupner |
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It took longer than expected, but when you hear the results, you may understand why. Edmonton's Wilfred N & the Grown Men present their seventh studio album - Stop Go Romeo - likely their best release to date. It's their first new cd since 2004's well-loved Waiting For Luck To Come. And it has been 25 years since WNGM's debut album 'Riding Double' spawned the still popular 'Sad New Day'. Undeniably Wilfred Kozub's most ambitious project yet, Stop Go Romeo reads like a trip through an ordinary person's life diary, flaws and all. And what a trip. In the beginning, there's the cautious optimism of 'Don't Worry (It's Still A Beautiful World)' - a great song, by the way, and one that could strike a chord with radio listeners everywhere - with an uplifting vibe that belies its world-weary message. 'There's Nothing Wrong With Me' lures you in with a slinky shuffle and some of the most interesting lyrics Kozub has written to date.One of the real gems on this album is 'I Like To Go Fast' which finds Wilfred N & the Grown Men in a bit of a time warp. On this song, co-producer Nik Kozub (Shout Out Out Out Out) revamped the original drum track, bringing a new exuberance to the version that Wilfred originally brought into the studio. After the psychedelic '(I Love My) Bento Box', you may feel guilty about ever eating sushi again. Sorry. More than any other ...
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