Walter Wegmüller - Tarot 1973 - (feat. Ash Ra Tempel, Wallenstein, Klaus Schulze) - 320Kbps - Krautrock # DrBnseeders: 3
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Walter Wegmüller - Tarot 1973 - (feat. Ash Ra Tempel, Wallenstein, Klaus Schulze) - 320Kbps - Krautrock # DrBn (Size: 203.79 MB)
DescriptionWalter Wegmüller The Cosmic Couriers present: Tarot 1973  CD / 1994 / 320Kbps Tracklist: 1. Der Narr 2. Der Magier 3. Die Hohepriesterin 4. Die Herrscherin 5. Der Herrscher 6. Der Hohepriester 7. Die Entscheidung 8. Der Wagen 9. Die Gerechtigkeit 10. Der Weise 11. Das Glücksrad 12. Die Kraft 13. Die Prüfung 14. Der Tod 15. Die Mässigkeit 16. Der Teufel 17. Die Zerstörung 18. Die Sterne 19. Der Mond 20. Die Sonne 21. Das Gericht 22. Die Welt Personnel: Vocals – Walter Wegmüller Guitar – Hartmut Enke, Manuel Göttsching, Walter Westrupp Keyboards – Jürgen Dollase Bass – Jerry Berkers Drums – Harald Grosskopf Drums, Electronics – Klaus Schulze This massive double album is cosmic Krautrock at its finest hour, as visionary Walter Wegmuller leads a tour through the entire major arcane of the Tarot deck while the Cosmic Couriers - basically Ash Ra Tempel, Wallenstein, and whoever else producer Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser could rope in - create a remarkable soundtrack encompassing space rock, folk music, funk, psychedelia, and electronic music. Wegmuller's album followed in the footsteps of Timothy Leary's Seven Up, Ash Ra Tempel, and Sergius Golowin's Lord Krishna von Goloka, backed by Wallenstein, the duo Westrupp-Witthuser, and keyboardist Klaus Schulze. Tarot, with almost all these musicians on the roster, is the culmination, a bizarre roller coaster ride through sonic soundscapes, while Wegmuller intones in his deep voice, sometimes augmented by more effects, though he often remains silent for long instrumental stretches. From the opening track, a funky number with blazing guitar and rolling piano over which a circus-barker voice announces the band with grand élan, to the side four track's nonstop blast into hallucinogenic after-burn, this one is a monster all the way. Shimmering Ash Ra Tempel guitar freakouts blend with Wallenstein's more rollicking psych rock, Schulze's deep space keyboards, and Westrupp's cosmic folk to create strange blitzes of electronic weirdness. This album provides an incredible pallet of styles that all seem to gel in a cohesive mass of pure mystical wonder. Sharing Widget |