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| | Schiphorst 2008 CD (2009)
 $18.75
From the spontaneous vocal improvisation during the soundcheck (preserved here as track one), through walkabout serenading of Peron's beloved pig with firework backing, painting and power tools amongst the crowd, to the blistering performance of the anthemic "Krautrock" this soon joined the list of legendary shows for this most legendary of bands. A friendly audience yes, but one not easily impressed. As a bonus, and continuing the theme of collaboration from last year's Disconnected and Fini! 2009 release from the German experimental Kraut rockers. Artist did not disappoint! This release documents the band before an audience of friends, fellow artists and fans from all over Europe at last year's Avant Garde Festival - held quite literally in co-founder Peron's back yard.
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| Faust IV CDs (1973) Bonus CD; Remastered
$11.49   (MP3 Available for Download)
Widely acknowledged as one of Artist's finest works, IV finds these ground-breaking German proggies strutting their collective Euro-stuff on a collection of songs more varied and lighthearted than their previous releases. Starting off with the genre-defining "Krautrock," the band sets
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| 71 Minutes Of Faust CD (1996)
$15.29  
One of the key bands in Germany's Kraut-rock movement of the 1970s, Artist took concepts from the experimental avant-garde (sound collage, ambient synth, music concrete, improvised noise, et al.) and applied them to a rock framework. 71 MINUTES collects tracks
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| Faust CD (2005)
$19.55
Track Listing of songs: Why Don't You Eat Carrots?; Meadow Meal; Miss Fortune;
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| Faust Tapes CD (1973)
$15.29
Among the first bands to use the studio as an instrument, Germany's Artist stitched engrossing albums from bits of improvised ensemble play, primitive electronics, lovely folk motifs, lo-fi musique concrete, and fragments of punk, psychedelic, jazz, and progressive music. THE
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| Faust/Faust So Far CD (1972)
$12.99
Though a commercial blip in its day, Krautrock has become one of the most enduring movements in music history, with countless indie acts namedropping the genre's most famous as influences. Now, as then, Hamburg's Artist gets the least love.
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| Wumme Years: 1970-73 CDs (2000) Boxed Set
$64.65
THE WUMME YEARS includes Artist (1971) and SO FAR (1972) as well as the compilation LPS MUNIC & ELSEWHERE (1986) and THE LAT LP (1988). Also includes 40 page booklet with interviews and unpublished photos.
The members of Artist are the
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| Faust - Impressions DVD (1971)
 $13.59 
Truly revolutionary in their experimental spirit and willingness to push the limits of music, Artist were the first group to use the recording studio as an instrument. No one knew quite what to make of them upon the release of
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| BBC Sessions + CD (2001)
$15.29
Digitally remastered by Bob Drake (Studio Midi, Pyrenees, France).
BBC Sessions + presents archival vintage Artist from various sources. The highlight is the first track, a continuous 20-minute session recorded for John Peel's BBC radio show.
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| Outside The Dream Syndicate (With Faust) CD (1972)
$14.79 (MP3 Available for Download)
Not for the faint-hearted, this live document of the collaboration between minimalist composer Tony Conrad, members of the Krautrock band Artist, and indie experimentalist Jim O'Rourke is an artistically compelling exercise in expanding sonic barriers, as well as something of
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Alternate spellings: CD discography of songs by band, discographie, dicography, discology, disography, discografie, discogrophy, diskography.
 Faust MP3 Songs and Lyrics
Popular or famous Faust music songs: Mamie Is Blue, So Far, ...In the Spirit, It's a Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl, Me Lack Space.... More music songs I've Got My Car and My TV, No Harm, Picnic on a Frozen River, Giggy Smile (MP3), Psalter, Miss Fortune, Why Don't You Eat Carrots, Krautrock (MP3). More music songs Sad Skinhead (MP3), Meer, Party 1, J'ai Mal aux Dents, It's a Bit of a Pain (MP3), Jennifer (MP3), Meadow Meal Lyrics.
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Faust Biography
Artist are one of the seminal Krautrock bands--they even gave the genre its name with one of their early song titles. Their music is a heady mix of rock, avant-garde electronics, and trippy psychedelia. After disbanding in the mid 1970s, the band reunited properly in the 1990s and were embraced by a new and enthusiastic audience. They began touring and recording again, and collaborated with the likes of art rock luminary Jim O'Rourke and experimental hip-hop act Dalek. The band's sound has proven hugely influential on a host of underground, indie, and experimental rock bands of the '80s, '90s, and 2000s.
Key Personnel
Worked With
Blood Tsunami, Slapp Happy
Contemporaries
Tangerine Dream, Stereolab, Kraftwerk, Can, Cluster, Amon Düül, Throbbing Gristle, Nektar, Ash Ra Tempel, Guru Guru, Henry Cow, Neu!, Slapp Happy, Brainticket, Tony Conrad, Agitation Free, Univers Zero
Followers
Pavement, Jim O'Rourke, Residents, Chrome, Julian Cope, Tortoise, Labradford, Nurse with Wound, Throbbing Gristle, Bardo Pond, My Bloody Valentine, Cabaret Voltaire, Howie B, Negativland, Cul de Sac, Gastr del Sol
Influences
The Beatles, The Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, John Cage, Silver Apples, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Tony Conrad, Fifty Foot Hose, The United States of America
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