Label:	Aorta, Ahnstern
Catalog#:	AORCD11, Ahnstern15
Format:	CD, Album, Remastered, Digipak
Country:	Austria
Released:	12 Dec 2005
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Industrial, Neofolk
Credits:	Artwork By [Design] - Gerhard , M.Presch Photography [Mountain Photographs] - Gerhard Recorded By [Catalan Remixes] - Demian (3) (tracks: 5, 11) , Rosa* (tracks: 5, 11) Recorded By [Catalan Songs] - Rosa* (tracks: 7, 13) Recorded By [German Vocals] - Josef* (tracks: 6, 12) Recorded By [Italian Vocals] - Gaya* (tracks: 3, 9) Remastered By [Digitally] - M.Presch* Songwriter - Gerhard* Voice - Gerhard* (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 15, 16)
Notes:	Comes in a fold-out digipak. Tracks 7 and 13 were recorded for Circe and published here with kind permission of Rosa. Tracks 5, 6, 11 and 12 were recorded for Allerseelen.
Rating:	4.2/5 (21 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	enfantterrible
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Tracklisting:

1		Cordon Dorado (1:53)
2		Ein Ganzes Jahr (5:41)
3		Gondellied (Gaya) (4:21)
		Voice - Gaya*
4		Ob Auch Mein Herz So Funkelt (5:28)
5		Marques De Pubol (Rosa) (5:11)
		Voice - Rosa*
6		Sonne Golthi-Ade (Josef) (3:53)
		Voice - Josef*
7		Caja De Pandora (Rosa) (2:57)
		Voice - Rosa*
8		Nest (4:00)
9		Vino E Cuore (Gaya) (4:43)
		Voice - Gaya*
10		Riflessioni (5:21)
11		Canço Di Somni (Rosa) (3:53)
		Voice - Rosa*
12		Sturmlied (Josef) (5:25)
		Voice - Josef*
13		La Despedida (Rosa) (3:16)
		Voice - Rosa*
14		Gletscherlicht (M. Percht) (4:14)
		Voice - M.Percht*
15		Mit Fester Hand (6:30)
16		Edelweiss (6:38)

User Reviews:

eliks_postindustry, Mar 03, 2007

Basically, a disappointment. Surely one must be prepared to the sort of music Allerseelen usually presents, although Edelweiss is a challange I myself can't stand up to. Quasi-Nazi songs, strange melodies, rapid atmosphere shifts, and an overall superficial surface of this record makes me think, Why bother ? I am not saved from negative mood and thoughts despite great efforts from the vocalist Rosa, who manage to deliver some bits of beautiful and poetic vapour around, but it's just not enough. And why did they include Sturmlied and Mit Fester Hand will I never understand.

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