Dunkelziffer - In The Night mp3

Performer: Dunkelziffer
Title: In The Night
Country: Germany
Catalog Number: FÜNFUNDVIERZIG 02
Label: FünfUndVierzig
Released: 1991
Style: Art Rock, Avantgarde
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 025

Dunkelziffer Germany Ünfundvierzig Art Rock Avantgarde 1991

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Tracklist

1	Oriental Cafe	10:04
2	Sunday Morning	4:49
3	Q	4:58
4	(Do Watch What You Can) Prof.	2:23
5	Retrospection	13:25
6	Watch On My Head	2:50
7	I See Your Smile	3:58

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Efa 12-4502	Dunkelziffer	In The Night ‎(LP, Album)	Fünfundvierzig, Fuego	Efa 12-4502	Germany	1984
none	Dunkelziffer	In The Night ‎(CDr, Album, Ltd, Unofficial)	G. & P. Essential Music	none	Russia	Unknown
Efa 12-4502	Dunkelziffer	In The Night ‎(LP, Album)	Fünfundvierzig, Fuego	Efa 12-4502	Germany	1984
Fünfundvierzig 02, CTCD-059	Dunkelziffer	In The Night ‎(CD, Album)	FünfUndVierzig, Captain Trip Records	Fünfundvierzig 02, CTCD-059	Germany	1991
Efa 12-4502	Dunkelziffer	In The Night ‎(LP, Album)	Fünfundvierzig, Fuego	Efa 12-4502	Germany	1984

Credits

Artwork [Artworks] – Klaus Winterfeld
Backing Vocals, Grand Piano, Synthesizer – Helmut Zerlett
Bass – Rike Gratt
Bass, Piano, Synthesizer, Zither – Matthias Keul
Congas, Drums – Stefan Krachten
Congas, Percussion, Tam-tam – Olek Gelba
Engineer [Sound Engineer] – Frank Norden
Guitar [Guitars] – Dominik von Senger
Oboe, Saxophone [Sax] – Wolfgang Schubert
Percussion, Timbales – Reiner Linke
Technician [Physical Treatment] – Francesco Agostini
Vocals – Damo Suzuki

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Mascot Studio, Köln, August 1984.
Made in Germany

Packaging: standard jewel case with 4 page booklet

Barcodes

Barcode: 0718750450227
Matrix / Runout: CDT-BERLIN EFA 04502 01
Rights Society: GEMA
Label Code: LC 8759

Companies

Distributed By – EFA – CD 4502 26
Pressed By – CDT Berlin
Recorded At – Mascot Studio
Mixed At – Mascot Studio
Copyright (c) – FünfUndVierzig

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Reviews (1)

Ariseym

It can hardly be denied that CAN were a band of real importance in the influencing and development of this music scene. All of the original Industrial musicians of any worth quoted CAN to have been a major source of inspiration. Damo Suzuki, ex- of CAN is the vocalist in this obviously 'influenced' band, and that's not where the connection ends.
The opening track "Retrospective" is nearly 13½ minutes of CAN-inflenced rhythm, repetitive, insistant yet hardly pushing boundries. Wolfgang Schubert's sax dominates large parts of this sound, creating the actual tune while the others keep the rhythm going. There's a nice bright, shimmering organsound in this. The vocalist on this track (I don't think it's Suzuki) sounds not unlike JIM MORRISON. "Sunday Morning" follows this, opening to harp glissandos over a continuously chugging rhythm which transforms into a fairly weak piece of music. "Watch On My Head" is a Reggae track, and they cope with this type of music well - it's a nice slow skank. The vocals on this track are decidedly odd - not muffled so much as strangely muted. Next up is "Q" - a piece of Jazz with an odd metre - sax heavy again. It twists into something again midway through, again Jazzy, but this time a vocal piece. Next up is probably the closest to CAN that actually appears or this album - a strange little piece if ever there was one - it's called "(Do What You Can) Prof" and is a dense piece of music. "I See Your Smile" visits Reggae again - a light-weight track, catchy but hardly classic. The album closes with "Oriental Cafe" which clicks in at just over 10 minutes long - an Eastern-flavoured track, composed yet meandering.

This album has little that really jumps out and bites you - it's all well played, but a little too mellow and mild for me. If you're a CAN fan and want to complete your set, then give it a go.

Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.