Embryo - Collection (1967-2001)

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Artist: Embryo
Title: Collection
Year Of Release: 1967-2001
Label: Disconforme, MASO, Garden Of Delights, Polymedia, Repertoire, Schneeball, United One, INDIGO Musikproduktion
Genre: Krautrock, Jazz Rock
Quality: Flac, APE (image, tracks, .cue, log)
Total Size: 8 Gb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1967 For Eva (with Mal Waldron & Ch. Mariano):

1970 Opal:

1971 Bremen:

1971 Rache:

1972 Father Son and Holy Ghosts:

1972 Steig aus:

1973 Rocksession:

1973 We Keep On:

1974 Surfin':

1976 Bad Heads And Bad Cats:

1977 - Apo-Calypso:

1979 Embryo's Reise:

1980 Every Day Is OK:

1980 Life - with Charlie Mariano and the Karnataka College of Percussion:

1982 La Blama Sparozzi:

1984 Zack Gluck:

1989 Jazzbuhne Berlin - Live In Berlin '89:

1989 Turn Peace:

1994 Ibn Battuta:

1999 Tour 98 Istanbul - Casablanca:

2000 Live 2000 Vol. 1:

2001 Live 2001 Vol. 1:

EMBRYO (not to be confused with Italian and Swedish death metal bands of the same name) are a musical collective from Munich who, lead by former R&B and jazz organist Christian Burchard, boast the participation of some 400+ musicians since their beginnings in 1970. Over the years, the band went from classic space rock to jazz fusion, then Burchard soon started travelling the world and recording LPs with African bands and Middle Eastern musicians. They are still going strong and their 30 or so albums cover a wide spectrum of styles, but the constant remains a blend of Krautrock, fusion and ethnic music.

Of particular interest to progsters are four of their earlier albums: "Rache" (heavy, JETHRO TULL inspired), "Steig Aus" (for some warmer, jazzy prog), "Father, Son and Holy Ghost" (lots of ethnic influences) and "We Keep On" (a convincing blend of rock, ethnic and jazz). For fans who have already acquired the taste, "Zack Glück" ('80) is pleasantly quirky and more focussed than the rest of their repertoire; "Reise" ('79) is noteworthy for some interesting Indian fusion tracks; and "Opal" ('70), their very first, is considered their psychedelic masterpiece. For some samplers of more recent material, the album "Ni Hau" ('96), featuring music from China and Mongolia, and the double live cd "Istanboul-Casablanca - Tour 98" are particularly recommended.

If you're into Krautrock and are a wee bit curious to see what a jazzy FAUST, AMON DÜÜL II or GURU GURU sounds like, you could start with any of the first four albums mentioned above.

Embryo - Collection (1967-2001) Lossless Part 1
Embryo - Collection (1967-2001) Lossless Part 2
Embryo - Collection (1967-2001) Lossless Part 3
Embryo - Collection (1967-2001) Lossless Part 4
Embryo - Collection (1967-2001) Lossless Part 5

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• [1970] Opal [1997][MASOCD90012]
• [1971] Embryo's Rache [1993][MASOCD90050]
• [1972] Father Son And Holy Ghosts [1999][DISC1935CD]
• [1973] Rocksession [1998][PMS7077WP]
• [1973] Steig Aus [?][PMS7078WP]
• [1973] We Keep On [Ft. Charlie Mariano][1999][DISC1936CD]
• [1975] Surfin' [1999][DISC1937CD]
• [1976] Bad Heads And Bad Cats [1999][DISC1032CD]
• [1977] Apo-Calypso [1999][Unofficial?]
• [1979] Embryo's Reise [1994][4015698302028]
• [1980] Every Day Is OK (Anthology) [1992][MASOCD90039]
• [1980] Life [Ft. Charlie Mariano & Karnataka College Of Percussion][2001][DISC1940CD]
• [1982] La Blama Sparozzi [Unofficial 1999]
• [1984] Zack Gluck [Unofficial]
• [1989] Turn Peace [?]
• [1990] Jazzbühne Berlin '89 [Ft. Yoruba Dun Dun Orchester & El Houssaine Kili][1998][402456920152]
• [1994] Ibn Battuta [INDIGO10522]
• [1999] Tour 98: Istanbul-Casablanca [85362]
• [2000] 2000 Live Vol. 1 [97532]
• [2000] For Eva [Recorded 1967][DISC1939CD]
• [2002] 2001 Live Vol. 1 [08352]
• [2003] Bremen 1971 [Live 1971-09-23][CD084]

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Guest Brian
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Any chance on uploading the Yoruba Dun Dun Orchester album from 1985, please. Thanks.