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Mythos  - Mythos FLAC

Singer:

Mythos

Album:

Mythos

Genre:

Electronic style / Rock music

FLAC album size:

1808 mb

MP3 album size:

1624 mb

WMA album size:

1569 mb

Other music formats:

VQF DTS WAV XM MOD VOX RA

Rating:

4.5 ✱

Style:

Krautrock, Space Rock, Prog Rock

Country:

Russia

Date of release:

1972

Mythos - Mythos FLAC


Mythos  - Mythos FLAC

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Mythoett
Arranged By [Arr.] – Kaske*Written-By – Händel*
3:00
A2.1 Oriental Journey
Written-By – Weiße*, Kaske*, Hildebrand*
A2.2 Hero's Death
Written-By – Weiße*, Kaske*, Hildebrand*
17:42
B Encyclopedia Terrae
Written-By – Weiße*, Kaske*, Hildebrand*
17:31

Companies, etc.

  • Made By – Ohr
  • Made By – Metronome Records GmbH
  • Produced At – Dierks Studios
  • Lacquer Cut At – Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft Pressing Plant
  • Pressed By – Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft Pressing Plant

Credits

  • Bass [Baß], Acoustic Guitar [Akustische Gitarre], Effects [Effekte] – Harald Weisse
  • Cover – Gil Funccius
  • Drums [Schlagzeug], Percussion [Perkussion] – Thomas Hildebrand
  • Guitar [6-Saiten-Gitarre], Twelve-String Guitar [12-Saiten-Gitarre], Sitar, Concert Flute [Querflöte], Synthesizer, Vocals [Gesang] – Stephan Kaske
  • Producer [Produziert] – Dieter Dierks

Notes

Produziert im Oktober und November 1971 im Dierks-Studio, Stommeln.
[Produced in October and November 1971 in Dierks-Studio, Stommeln.]

Released in a gatefold cover.

P. 1972
Made in Germany by Ohr/Metronome Records GmbH
Printed in Germany

Catalogue number variations are: OMM 556.019 on record labels, OMM 556019 on rear cover.
Both label matrix numbers are on the "Seite 2" label.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society (Boxed): GEMA
  • Matrix / Runout (Label, side A): ST-OMM-556.019-A (0664.130 S 1)
  • Matrix / Runout (Label, side B): ST-OMM-556.019-B (0664.130 S 2)
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp side A): 1 ℗ 1972 B72 ◇ Z1 ▭ 28 0664 130 S1 OMM 556 019A
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout stamp side B): 1 ℗ 1972 B72 ◇ Z1 ▭ 28 0664 130 S2 OMM 556 019B

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
AL 0052 Mythos Mythos ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial) Alcinous Ltd AL 0052 Russia Unknown
14879, CD 14879 Mythos Mythos ‎(CD, Album, RE) Ohr, Spalax Music, Ohr, Spalax Music 14879, CD 14879 France Unknown
OMM 556019, Belle-132100 Mythos Mythos ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM, SHM) Ohr, Belle Antique OMM 556019, Belle-132100 Japan 2013
OHR 70019-1 Mythos Mythos ‎(LP, Album, RE) Ohr, Pilz , Ohr Today, Die Kosmischen Kuriere OHR 70019-1 Germany 2008
NS666 315 Mythos Mythos ‎(LP, Album, RE) Neutron Star Records NS666 315 Australia 1979



Tori Texer
Very cool sound from the 70s :P
Cheber
Mythos was a Krautrock band that was basically lead by Stephan Kaske. He plays flute, keyboards, and sings. In 1972, they released their debut on Ohr, and is a great gem of Krautrock waiting to be discovered! They start off with a rendition of Handel's "Fireworks Music" called "Mythoette". It's rather jazzy with a classical feel (naturally). They then get much more psychedelic with sitar and trippy flute. Stephan Kaske's voice is rather raspy and might provide a problem with some listeners. "Hero's Death" is a heavier piece, with heavy guitar riffs. "Encyclopedia Terra" is a side-length cut with strange simulated sounds of war (the sounds of airplanes and air raid sirens were produced off a VCS-3 synthesizer). There's also some nice use of Mellotron. The album really ends in a very down way, with a narrator talking about a man who was tired of all the warfare, fighting and pollution, builds a cryonic chamber where he wakes up 100 years in the future in hopes of a better world, and he repeats this 23 times (about 2,300 years into the future) only to find pollution and war killed the planet and the results, killed him as well. I found that a bit disturbing to hear. The narration has a "down feel" to it, not to mention the strummed guitar that goes with it. Although that end part is a bit difficult for me to take in, I still think it's a great, largely undiscovered gem of Krautrock. The many spacy passages at times could remind you a bit of Ash Ra Tempel while the more ethnic influence like the use of sitar can get you thinking of Yatha Sidhra. If you're looking for more great Krautrock, try this one.
Flamehammer
I agree. A TRUE classic of German rock music.

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