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At last! "Impressions" is finally shipping in March 2005. After extensive surroundwork from Zappi and authoring work from Ramuntcho it's finally done. The bonus CD contains 4 soundtracks from my solo DVD "I spin".
I often "hear" music in pictures.
So I decided to edit old FAUST songs with
percussion and sounds and add movies wich
conform to my visions.
This DVD project will be released in Dolby
Surround (5.1) sound wich will extremly expand
the soundworld. Soon this project will be
performed live on stage. The movies will be
beamed on huge screens and the original music
will be played back synchroniously. The extra
percussion and sounds will be integrated in
form of a live performance.
The work from the next project (with complitly
new music) differs from the work now in the
order of creation. It's not first the music
and then afterwards the movies, but both are
created at the same time. One piece of work
(i spin) can be previewed on my website
www.zappi-w-diermaier.com .
The DVD consists of 11 movie from wich 3 songs
were never released.
Component is from the Wümme archive wich
I collected through the years. During 1982
and 1984 I experimented a lot in the Peute
Studios in Hamburg where I created d-machine.
This DVD consists of released and unreleased
FAUST songs from the 70s, 80s and 90s. They
where edited and remixed by me. I renamed
the titles dependend to my visions concerning
the specific song.
It all starts with "d-machine". This song
was developed in the late 80s during some
machine sound experiments in the Peute Studios
Hamburg. The "d-machine" is an old and hugh
Printmachine wich I recorded with 8 microphones,
then edited it with several instruments and
finally 2003 I implanted sounds from the Wümme
years.
"Ice Rain" originally had the name "rainy
day" which was developed in the beginning
of the 70s. At that time we all lived and
worked together in Wümme, located in
the Lüneburger Heide in germany. Our
Producer was Uwe Nettelbeck. Suddenly, one
night (it was 4 o'clock am) Rudolf Sosna (guitar)
came to my room. He was very excited and told
me he had a good idea and I should come to
the studio. It was in this night "rainy day" was born. I allways associated the text with
snow and ice.
"Breakfast" is from our first record. It describes
one of our big breakfast we had in Wümme.
Normaly we had fish, meet, chees, marmalade
and much more.
"Waiting for eternity" is from the second
album and produces a feeling of expands and
distance. In the 70s we changed the record
company, from Polydor to Virgin Records. In
their Studio Manor Jean-Herve Péron
composed the song "Sad Skinhead".
After some years I organized a gig in the
Prinzenbar in Hamburg and two years later
(1992) in the Marquee Club in London. Afterwards
Jean-Herve Péron and I toured throu
europe. Somewhere we performed the "Sad Skinhead" from which I made my movie.
After the tour in europe we (Jean-Herve Péron
and I) had a tour in the USA. Amongst others
we had a performance in the desert Death Vally.
Visions of harbors and indians in the movie
"Desert". Our live performances were very
spontaneous and most of the time we did not
use any technical equipment such as samplers.
Instead we made sounds with bursting glas
or air hammers directly on stage and even
integrated the smell of welding machines and
effect smoke. We often picked up a topic like,
for example fire and converted it into music.
This DVD is the inversion of this idea. I
added my impressions in form of movies to
the music.
During the many sessions in Wümme a lot
of archive material was produced which I collected.
I cut the material in 1990 and in 2003 I rearranged
and edited it again.
One part of that was the basis for the music
to the movie "component".
"Listen". This song was recorded in San Francisco
during our first USA tour.
"We need you" was produced in the 80s. We
rented a house in Schwaben (germany) and jammed.
One night bevor I fell asleep I listened to
an organ loop made by Jochen Irmler. As I
listened I clearly heard voices saying the
words "wir brauchen dich" (engl.: wee need
you). So I had to check outside if someone
was talking. Later in the Peute Studios I
remembered that scene and we added our voices
saying "wir brauchen dich" to the song.
1971 in Wümme we had a neighbour whos
daughter was called Irena. For her we sang
the hymn "Irena" sitting on a beam.
Krautrock was the result of a session in the
Manor Studio near Oxford. Later the english
press made a hole music style of that name.
The movie "Kraut" is a hotch potch of scenes
just like sauerkraut.
Irina
Click here for the Video.
Kraut
Click here for the Video.
Breakfast
Click here for the Video.
Listen
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Werner Diermaier
04774360824
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new release
"faust in autumn" Box 1 DVD 3 CD's
"nobody knows if it ever happend"
(DVD live in London 1996)
"trial and error" DVD experiments
industrial version released 2007 by label 45
"disconnected"
CD - faust and nurse with wound
soon released:
"cardiffart"
double DVD each song consists of different cut outs from 7 concerts from the UK tour in autumn 2005
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