Popol Vuh - In Den Garten Pharaos (1971) Ed2004

Popul Vuh's career was inextricably tied to that of genius filmmaker Werner Herzog, one of the brightest lights of Junger Deutscher Film, a concurrent cinematic movement whose designs on building a new German culture mirrored that of the krautrockers. Florian Fricke's project was perfectly suited to the realm of cinematic score because, unlike many of their rhythm-driven peers, they made eerie, floating, shape-shifting mood music. Mixing synth drones with North African percussion, Fricke created environmental paeans that liberated spiritualism from its liturgical past, celebrating a glorious, hippy-ish pantheism. In Den Gärten Pharaos is split into two lengthy, loving workouts, in which the Popol Vuh sound is almost born before your eyes.



Popol Vuh - In den Garten Pharaos.
(Studio Album, 1971)

 Tracklisting:
1. In den Gärten Pharaos (17:37)
2. Vuh (19:48)
Total Time: 37:25

SPV 085-70112 CD 2004 
+2 BONUS tracks:

3 Kha-White Structures 1 (Bonus Track) (Formerly Unreleased)
4 Kha-White Structures 2 (Bonus Track) (Formerly Unreleased)


Line-up/Musicians

- Florian Fricke / Moog synthesizer, organ, Fender electric piano
- Betina / cymbals, production
- Frank Fiedler / Moog synthesizer, mixdown
- Holger Trülzsch / African & Turkish percussion

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