"Flaming Bess is not your typical band. The oringinal band was formed in 1969, in Düsseldorf. There was the usual club gigs, and personnel changes, before finally recording an album. It just took them ten years. This was 1979's "Tanz Der Götter." A highly regarded album, and very much influenced by other symphonic music of it's time.
The second release, 1980's "Verlorene Welt," had a more rock-oriented approach, and featured Marlene Krükel on vocals. This would be the last recording from the band for 15 years.
In 1995, they resurfaced with "Fata Morgana." Apparently, this was not just an attempt at recapturing past glory. They had kept up with changes in the music scene, and produced a progressive album to fit the times.
Seemingly a pattern now, the next album was no...
Flaming Bess is not your typical band. The oringinal band was formed in 1969, in Düsseldorf. There was the usual club gigs, and personnel changes, before finally recording an album. It just took them ten years. This was 1979's "Tanz Der Götter." A highly regarded album, and very much influenced by other symphonic music of it's time.
The second release, 1980's "Verlorene Welt," had a more rock-oriented approach, and featured Marlene Krükel on vocals. This would be the last recording from the band for 15 years.
In 1995, they resurfaced with "Fata Morgana." Apparently, this was not just an attempt at recapturing past glory. They had kept up with changes in the music scene, and produced a progressive album to fit the times.
Seemingly a pattern now, the next album was not recorded for another ten years. "Finestere Sonne / Black Sun" was released in 2005. It is a double CD, with one in German and one in English.
Though adversity, changing trends, and music industry woes, this band has kept going. They remain true to their vision, without becoming antiquated. A truly admirable group, that shows no signs of giving up (ever)." (progarchives)
Official website: http://www.flaming-bess.de/
Line-up/Musicians- Joachim Jansen / keyboards- Hans Wende / bass- Hans Schweiss / drums- Barry Peeler / guitar
Guests:- Woh Galach / narration (words)- Achim Wierschem & Bruno Blättler / guitars- Valerie Kohlmetz / percussion- Marlene Krückel & Wolfgang Emperhoff / backing vocals- Herbert Ihle / backing vocals
Good Vibrations to Everyone
Carlos Harrison.
thank you Carlos! :)
The second release, 1980's "Verlorene Welt," had a more rock-oriented approach, and featured Marlene Krükel on vocals. This would be the last recording from the band for 15 years.
In 1995, they resurfaced with "Fata Morgana." Apparently, this was not just an attempt at recapturing past glory. They had kept up with changes in the music scene, and produced a progressive album to fit the times.
Seemingly a pattern now, the next album was no...
Flaming Bess is not your typical band. The oringinal band was formed in 1969, in Düsseldorf. There was the usual club gigs, and personnel changes, before finally recording an album. It just took them ten years. This was 1979's "Tanz Der Götter." A highly regarded album, and very much influenced by other symphonic music of it's time.
The second release, 1980's "Verlorene Welt," had a more rock-oriented approach, and featured Marlene Krükel on vocals. This would be the last recording from the band for 15 years.
In 1995, they resurfaced with "Fata Morgana." Apparently, this was not just an attempt at recapturing past glory. They had kept up with changes in the music scene, and produced a progressive album to fit the times.
Seemingly a pattern now, the next album was not recorded for another ten years. "Finestere Sonne / Black Sun" was released in 2005. It is a double CD, with one in German and one in English.
Though adversity, changing trends, and music industry woes, this band has kept going. They remain true to their vision, without becoming antiquated. A truly admirable group, that shows no signs of giving up (ever)." (progarchives)
Official website: http://www.flaming-bess.de/
Line-up/Musicians- Joachim Jansen / keyboards- Hans Wende / bass- Hans Schweiss / drums- Barry Peeler / guitar
Guests:- Woh Galach / narration (words)- Achim Wierschem & Bruno Blättler / guitars- Valerie Kohlmetz / percussion- Marlene Krückel & Wolfgang Emperhoff / backing vocals- Herbert Ihle / backing vocals
Good Vibrations to Everyone
Carlos Harrison.
thank you Carlos! :)
7 comments:
link: http://lix.in/793229
hello!thx this great music!
Sithlord from Hungary
thanks a lot
I had the viyl of this work in the 80's Excelent!! Thanks for posting a rare and big stuff.
Thx
Arrgl! too late, the link is dead. Can you re-up for french addicts this great stuff ? Thank you (with hope...)
http://oidalerock-prog.blogspot.com.br/2012/05/flaming-bess-verlorene-welt-1980.html
And this is! the fairy Isabel passes by and accelerates the heartbeat of our old tired hearts. Once again: thank you very much! Musiconaute
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