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Faust - LP, DVD, CD, Blu-ray

Name: Blu-ray Faust: Faust
SKU: 860030
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Faust

Rock | Art Rock | Experimental | Krautrock | Avant-garde

1971

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4DVD Faust: Faust

Box Set 4DVD Theater Edition (Belvedere, 2018)

Belvedere 9. November 2018

More ID: 769819 EAN: 4280000101013

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Title	Faust
Artist	Faust
More info	Box Set 4DVD Theater Edition (Belvedere, 2018)
Format	4x DVD
Labels	Belvedere
Date of publication	9. November 2018
First released	1971
EAN	4280000101013
Product ID	769819

Faust: Faust version on 4DVD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company Belvedere on 9. November 2018.

"Faust" is the debut studio album by the German krautrock band Faust, released in 1971. This avant-garde record is known for its innovative approach to music production and its significant influence on the development of experimental rock genres. The album features a mix of dissonant soundscapes, traditional rock elements, and tape music techniques, which contribute to its unique and groundbreaking sound. The tracklist includes three long-form pieces: "Why Don't You Eat Carrots," "Meadow Meal," and "Miss Fortune." Each track showcases the band's willingness to push musical boundaries, blending various styles and sounds into a cohesive yet challenging listening experience. The album's artwork, with its clear X-ray fist on the cover, is as iconic and enigmatic as the music within, reflecting the band's penchant for artistic experimentation. "Faust: Faust" has since been recognized as a seminal work in the krautrock movement and continues to inspire musicians and music enthusiasts alike with its daring and unconventional approach to rock music.

Album spans genres Rock, Art Rock, Experimental, Krautrock and Avant-garde.