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Ravvivando Remix
Faust
Ravvivando Remix
Genres: Alternative Rock, Special Interest, Rock
 
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German single off the 1999 album, 'Ravvivando'. Four tracks remixed & recorded by GEL, Dave Ball (Soft Cell) & Ingo Vauk. Tracks, 'Wir brauchen dich #6' (Faust - Ravvivando Remixes, Processors Of Elimination Mix, E...  more »

     
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All Artists: Faust
Title: Ravvivando Remix
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 11/16/2001
Album Type: Single, Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Special Interest, Rock
Styles: Experimental Music, Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 718750628329

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German single off the 1999 album, 'Ravvivando'. Four tracks remixed & recorded by GEL, Dave Ball (Soft Cell) & Ingo Vauk. Tracks, 'Wir brauchen dich #6' (Faust - Ravvivando Remixes, Processors Of Elimination Mix, Ellapropella Mix & Faust - Ravvivando). 2001. Digipak.

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Absolute return to form
Adam Naworal | Florida USA | 06/27/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Well, Faust have done it again. After getting their debut album, I felt like getting their latest. I wasn't disappointed whatsoever. True, Faust are taking a more industrial-improv path, but it's the same great krautrockers. it's also not as boring as, say, Popol Vuh or Amon Duul II can be."
The new faust
john knight | oberlin ohio | 12/01/1999
(4 out of 5 stars)

"A reviewer here says this is the first new studio recording by faust in 25 years. Well, it ain't. They made two "new" albums before this - Rein and You Know Faust. However, this is the first Faust album without Jean-Herve Peron. For many people, Peron was the "soul" of Faust, and when I found out that he was kicked out of the band, I expected that Faust without him would be worthless. And in a way, they are - that is, if you are looking for some "good ol' Faust" you are going to be disapointed with this album. This album is very 90's, very contemporary. The band, which now consists of only two original members and some new guys, rip off other Krautrock bands and emulate some modern types of music to create this album. Musically, it is loud, slow, and very drone-y. I heard somewhere that Faust is trying to make music that sounds like a river. I think that is a good anology. The sounds on this album slowly engulf the listener and carry them along. I like this album a lot, but it takes a while to get used to. Jean-Herve may be gone, but Faust can still cut it."
Back on Top
A. Dutkiewicz | 04/03/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"An absolutely superb album with not a dull nannosecond from start to finish. Faust have once again found their feet returning to top form, and whilst their musical textures are not as before, the deconstruction and reconstruction techniques are still much in evidence. The earlier 1990's releases, whilst still excellent albums, had the feel of a band trying to rediscover it's direction. This release marks the end of any such doubts and links the customary driving rhythms with the usual sublime melodies in a way not previously found since the Faust IV album. Without any doubt, the best album by any artist for some years....Essential!!!"