Heldon - Stand By


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Label: Egg
Catalog#: 900 578
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country:France
Released:1979
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Krautrock, Minimal, Experimental, Ambient
Credits: Artwork By, Photography - Patrick Jelin
Bass - Didier Batard
Engineer - Roger Roche
Engineer [Assistant] - Christian (8) , Phil Ross (2)
Guitar - Richard Pinhas (tracks: A1 to A8, B2)
Organ [Mini Moog] - Patrick Gauthier (tracks: A1 to B1)
Percussion - François Auger (tracks: A1 to B1)
Photography [Backcover] - Emerik Dubois
Producer - François Auger , Richard Pinhas
Notes:Comes with 2-sided 12" sized info-sheet.

Recorded and mixed at Davout Studio, April and October 1978.

The tracktitles B1 and B2 are exchanged on the insert sheet.
Rating:   4.5/5 (4 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:Stoffeler10
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Tracklisting:

 Bolero
A1   Part I: Apprehension (3:44)
A2   Part II: Bolero Proprement Dit (4:00)
A3   Part III: Recognition (3:30)
A4   Part IV: Répétition (2:30)
A5   Part V: Rote Armée Fraction (2:00)
A6   Part VI: Production (2:00)
A7   Part VII: Distribution (2:30)
A8   Part VIII: Deterrioration (1:30)
B1   Une Drôle De Journée (4:00)
    Piano, Keyboards, Organ [Polymoog] - Patrick Gauthier
  Programmed By [Moog] - Richard Pinhas
  Voice - Klaus Blasquiz
B2   Stand By (14:00)
    Effects [Sequencer] - Didier Badez
  Organ [Lead Mini Moog] - Patrick Gauthier
  Organ [Moog, Polymoog], Electronics [Vocoder] - Richard Pinhas
  Percussion [Köllosal] - François Auger
  Voice - Klaus Blasquiz

Recommendations:

Eno*Moebius*Roedelius* - After The Heat (LP)

Heldon - Heldon II "Allez-Téia" (LP, Gat)

Richard Pinhas - L'Ethique (LP)

Cluster - Grosses Wasser (LP, Album)

User Reviews:
Johnny-X, Sep 04, 2006

I really dig this album. A great Electronic LP. Bolero is a good example of what we could play with a guitar and a synth. in the 70's. A Fripp style of guitar and a cool loop in the Ravel's mood. Richard Pinhas helped by ex-Magma’s members Patrick Gauthier and Klaus Blasquiz was experimenting in the same way Manuel Gottsching did with Ashra in Germany. If you like 70's repetitive music you’ll enjoy this too.

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