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	Faust lyrics, music, biography, records, band, album, videos, CD, and the discography including Faust famous works
		Faust, renowned as the grandfather of all Krautrock bands, emerged in a cloud of mystery from the European student movement and the nascent German rock scene of the late 1960s.
		Some color TVs Faust had on stage were turned on for the audience while the problem was worked on; eventually though the audience was sent to a nearby bar and told to come back at 11 p.m.
		Faust was aware of their perilous position with the record company.
	www.musicianguide.com /biographies/1608002875/Faust.html (2250 words)

	1-0 Reviews Faust
		Faust's final proper release of the 70s finds the band streamlining their sound a bit, though retaining thier maverick spirit.
		Today, Faust IV is a favorite of many Faust fans, but at the time it was seen as major step downwards from the frenetic whimsy of the band's early releases.
		Faust never had the technical ability of that band, but manage to concoct a similarly otherworldly atmosphere -- guitar lines race relentlessly, a horn bleats Milesesque, and the whole thing gallops into darkness far sooner than you think.
	www.geocities.com /1-0/REVIEWS/Faust.html (2029 words)

	zappi-w-diermaier.com
		Faust became one of the premier bands in the international appreciation of the genre that would eventually be known as krautrock.
		The Faust Tapes was a cut-and-paste album which spliced together a large number of bits and pieces from their extensive collection of private recordings, not originally intended for release, but widely regarded today as their finest work.
		Faust were arguably the most radical of the groups of their era, using advanced studio techniques and electronics in a way that opened up new possibilities for studio composition.
	www.zappi-w-diermaier.com /WEB_NEU/4358/faust.html (2127 words)

	The Regent Theatre - Arlington, MA - Arlington's Show Place of Entertainment
		Both Faust and Mephisto are young men as Faust wishes for a home and is transported to the village in which Margarethe lives with her mother and brother, on leave from the army.
		Faust falls in love with her, but with trick upon trick Mephisto turns a sun-drenched love story into tragedy that encompasses a merciless winter storm and a burning at the stake.
		Faust was Murnau's last German film, and provides a strong bridge to take him from the stylization of expressionism that informed his early films to the stylized realism of his work in America.
	www.regenttheatre.com /events/faust.htm (1222 words)

	Intuitive Music » Blog Archive » Faust - Biography
		Faust is one of the most innovative and influential bands from the 70’s krautrock scene.
		Faust (meaning “fist”) was founded in Wumme, Germany, 1971, when Zappi Diermaier (drums), Hans Joachim Irmler (keyboards), Arnulf Meifert (drums) of the band Campylognatus Citelli and Jean Hervé Péron (guitar,vocals), Rudolf Sosna (guitar, keyboards) and Gunter Wüsthoff (saxophone) of Nukleus met in Hamburg and begin casually playing together.
		In 1972, as part of the UK tour campaign, they issued a Faust manifesto where they left clear their philosophy: “Faust have mentioned that working as they do in the space between concept & realisation they are in fact doing nothing.
	www.intuitivemusic.com /faust-biography (930 words)

	Faust: lyrics, mp3, discography, pictures, biography - Onda Rock
		Faust are a German band that started playing a sort of "electronic art rock" in the early Seventies.
		The bands influenced by Faust experience are uncountable: from Stereolab to Tortoise, from a big part of new wave to industrial music.
		The Faust music could seem to be hermetic, but despite apathy in Germany, soon gained public attention in Britain, so that the Virgin Records engaged them and published The Faust Tapes, a compilation of studio out-takes from the previous albums.
	www.ondarock.it /Faust_eng.html (1066 words)

	Faust Painting -- Recommendations and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Faust is also the name of a German krautrock band, Faust (band), and the name of a character in the Guilty Gear fighting game series, Faust (Guilty Gear).'' Faust is the protagonist of a popular German tale that has been used as the basis for many different fictional works.
		Faust is a German band composed of Uwe Nettelbeck, Hans Joachim Irmler, Zappi Diermaier, Arnulf Meifert, Jean Herve Peron, Gunther Wustoff and Rudolf Sosna.
		Faust were arguably the most radical of the groups of their era, using advanced studio techniques and electronics in a way that opened up new possibilities for studio composition.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/53/faust-painting.html (1926 words)

	Browse by Artist: FAUST
		Faust also remain switched in to contemporary musical culture, and if the word 'retro' can be applied to them, it is in the good sense of the word; they have not sullied the memory of their former glories by indulging in musical banalities, like so many other veterans of seventies music.
		Spread over both discs, we are afforded a perfect opportunity to hear a blend of the band's classic songs and material previewed from their new studio album played energetically and with a vigour reflecting precisely how happy they were to be in a completely new environment which, in turn, welcomed them with open arms.
		Faust will forever be heralded as a pioneer in the electronic/rock avant garde, emerging in the early seventies branching off from Brit/American commercial rock bands, employing the use of alterior sonic landscapes to create a new musical tangent.' (Alternative Press).
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/faust.html (2022 words)

	Faust: Patchwork: 1971-2002: Pitchfork Record Review
		Where the band excels, however, is in their ability to make even the most basic elements of rock (and their own music, whatever you want to call that) seem alien.
		Uwe Nettlebeck once said of Faust's music that it was supposed to sound like bootlegs, as if a passerby had tried to record all of their jams, and later faced down the daunting task of editing together all of the recorded fragments.
		Faust's releases in the 90s were intermittently great, but often unsettlingly monolithic for a band that made a practice of exposing-- and putting a little flange on-- its many-colored warts.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/17682/Faust_Patchwork_19712002 (738 words)

	Catholic Explorer :: Band prepares to celebrate a musical New Year
		Band director Brandon Faust said the students were surprised to discover that not only would they perform during the halftime show, but they would also be on television with the Beach Boys.
		Although the band rehearses during the school day, band members Nikolai Medow and Mariel Pletcher agreed that the after-school practice was necessary due to the complexity of the fieldwork.
		According to Faust, a band director with just two years in the classroom, the decision to take the band—comprised of 17 percussionists, 22 brass performers, 22 woodwinds and nine flag-swirling guard members—came about at the end of last school year.
	www.catholicexplorer.com /explore4325/youth/band-prepares-to-celebrat.shtml (1060 words)

	MySpace.com - Faust - DE - Alternative / Psychedelic / Industrial - www.myspace.com/faustpages
		Faust are now well into their second album, and can look back on the first objectively: "It's not a record you can listen to all day, but when you've been 1istening to other kinds of music it's really good to hear it.
		Faust want to perform their music 'live' as soon as possible, and the second side of the LP was recorded under live conditions in the studio at Wümme.
		Until then Faust will have to be judged on their recorded output - but there's enough on the first LP alone to suggest that the direction Faust are going in is the direction which everybody else is going to follow.
	www.myspace.com /faustpages (2003 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Faust: biography, discography, reviews, links
		I Faust erano riusciti a fondere il grottesco, il quotidiano e il trascendente in una colossale contraddizione, in un catastrofico squilibrio, che riusciva pero` a rendere la condizione umana in maniera piu` accurata di un discorso razionale.
		Faust's second masterpiece, IV (1973), or, better, its tour de force Krautrock, is a bleak, menacing, agonizing whirlwind of galactic magma that consume thermonuclear energy.
		Faust returned to the studio for the first time in 20 years, but, in keeping with their unfriendly tradition, the notes of Rien (Table of Elements, 1995) are eight blank pages: not a single word.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol3/faust.html (3491 words)

	Ground and Sky review - Faust - The Faust Tapes
		Faust were (are?) a German band of merry pranksters whose legacy may touch more of the modern avant-garde than any other band or artist.
		Faust's third album compiles fragments of music that the German band had recorded between 1971 and 1973.
		Faust are mysterious and hip enough on their own — add to that the quirky circumstances surrounding The Faust Tapes and the album's long absence from legitimate release until it was reissued for CD in the 1990s, and I think you have a recipe for some romanticizing on the part of over-eager music writers.
	www.progreviews.com /reviews/display.php?rev=fau-tft (1195 words)

	Rough Edge: Faust CD Reviews
		Faust is a death metal band from Italy that released their own EP titled "...and finally Faust" in 2001.
		I do like Lacuna Coil, however, and although Faust sounds nothing like Lacuna Coil it is pleasing to hear an Italian band that isn't intent on finding their future in the overpopulated power metal genre.
		Faust is still an active outfit (at least as I write this in July 2004) and seem intent on forging their sound and style into the metal world.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/f/faust.htm (276 words)

	FAUST music, discography, MP3, videos and reviews
		FAUST is definitely not for the faint-hearted person and can only be recommended in small doses because it is very dangerous for the sanity of the average proghead.
		Faust, of course, is a legendary Krautrock band with a string of great 1970s releases that revolutionized music, and at least one great “comeback” release (Ravvivando), which explores more industrial territory.
		Faust were one of the most inventive bands of the 1970s; Dälek is one of the most inventive of the 2000s, and so a CD that sees them brought together is, at least on paper, a seeming gift from the heavens.
	www.progarchives.com /artist.asp?id=1297 (2693 words)

	Faust - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		The animosity between the two was legendary, and Faust made sure to kick Goethe out of the house as soon as he reached the age of seventeen.
		He later claimed that the dog was actually the Devil, and tried to cleanse himself of his sins by chasing the Devil out of his house.
		Faust has a biography written on him by V.C Andrews, Viktor Carmichael Andrews, an English man in New York.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Faust (566 words)

	Faust Again on purevolume™
		Faust Again was formed in 1999 as an outlet for emotions and reflections.
		Faust Again delegated three of their already released songs and one special bonus song called Circle of confusion to mark their presence on the Asian soil.
		In November 2005 Faust Again were picked as a band of the week of the biggest Polish music portal called www.mp3.pl. The band gained a lot of attention from official magazines, and the article describing the career of the group had more than 20 thousands of clicks.
	www.purevolume.com /faustagain (543 words)

	Faust » Faust (band)
		Faust is a German band, originally composed of Uwe Nettelbeck, Hans Joachim Irmler, Zappi Diermaier, Arnulf Meifert, Jean-Hervé Péron, Gunther Wustoff and Rudolf Sosna.
		With a series of early 1970s releases, Faust became one of the premier bands in the genre that would eventually be known as krautrock.
		In extreme contrast with Slapp Happy’s song-based music, in 1972 members of Faust also collaborated with the violinist Tony Conrad on an album entitled Outside the Dream Syndicate; the record was released at low price in the UK and was at the time one of the few available examples of drone-based minimalism.
	www.faust.com /index.php/music/rock/faust-band (527 words)

	Faust Biography: Contemporary Musicians
		They did not commit to a new band all at once—there was first a short wait-and-see period to check each other out.
		The record that finally appeared in German record stores was called simply Faust, but it became known among fans as the "Clear Album." Everything was transparent—the clear vinyl record, the inner sleeve and the album jacket, which also bore a superimposed image of fl X-rayed fist.
		It turned out to be Faust's most popular record yet in England—not least because it was sold at the budget price of only 48 pence.
	www.enotes.com /contemporary-musicians/faust-biography (2195 words)

	Faust
		Faust had the luck to become one of the first 'industrial' bands to walk this planet.
		In this respect, Faust IV is a pretty solid offering, as it manages to evade most of the dissonance and "anti-musical" noise-making of their most radical output and 'tames' their reckless outbursts just a little bit without really sacrificing the experimental or industrial edge.
		Faust IV sank like a stone on the charts; immediately afterwards, Virgin kicked Faust off the label; and the band was so desperate and depressed that they disbanded soon afterwards.
	starling.rinet.ru /music/faust.htm (4580 words)

	Intuitive Music » Blog Archive » Faust reformed
		The band has been rehearsing recently in Schiphort, Germany, and will play at the Schiphorst festival and tour the UK later this year.
		With Faust as the leading act, for three days the most diverse current musical tendencies will be brought together at an international level.
		Bands will be performing open air on the festival stage and indoors at the newly created festival club.
	www.intuitivemusic.com /faust-reformed (286 words)

	Faust General : Stretch Out Time: Cancel
		Fully illustrated, the book covers the early history of the band and reviews all of their music from that period, collected on The Wümme Years and Faust IV.
		This is the story of Faust and the music they made between 1970 and 1975, music which continues to inspire and confound listeners to this day.
		Although Faust's memories are variable due to the fact it all happened over 30 years ago (and probably in no small part to the quantities of marijuana smoked back then), Andy does a good job it piecing together the puzzle and providing us with all the available pieces.
	www.faust-pages.com /stretchouttime/index.html (1563 words)

	Review & photos of Faust (band) Manchester Futuresonic 11 May 2007
		Faust are one of the pioneers of avant-garde electronic rock music and are said to have been a key influence many bands on the late 70s and 80s.
		Faust also have a smell: a timbre of oil and metal shavings coming from the stage area.
		Then band got back into gear, the percussionist squatting on his stool beating a primeval rhythm on the tom toms with his outsize limbs, the stage lights blazing, the singer mouthing incomprehensible vocals in English, German and French.
	www.aidan.co.uk /article_review_faust_band_futuresonic_manchester.htm (686 words)

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		As far as bands getting slighted, Shedim of Faust aren't exactly getting a disadvantage with his band attunement but their nature and goals are altered to match his: Learning instead of Corruption.
		In fact, Faust would try to give any shedim on the Utopian side his band attunement, because one of his major policies is to lead the humans left on Earth away from their Fates, for both practical and personal reasons.
		Faust has claimed and remodeled Beleth's Tower and Principality as his Domain after his forces and Ethereal allies defeated her, and the Marches are where all the humans who don't meet their Fate, or have met both Destiny and Fate, go.
	www.sjgames.com /in-nomine/digests/1999/7/1-1290.txt (5937 words)

	Faust Legends
		When Dr. Faust was in Heilbronn, performing his troublesome arts throughout the region, he often went to Boxberg Castle, where he was always courteously received.
		Another time Faust left Boxberg Castle at a quarter past eleven in order to be at a banquet in Heilbronn at the last strike of twelve o'clock.
		To show his thanks, Faust sent a devil to the man's bedroom to frighten him as he was going to bed.
	www.pitt.edu /~dash/faust.html (2775 words)

	Faust Publication : Faust: Breaking all the Rules : Audion
		Contrastingly however, when Faust was unleashed upon the British public, with its totally clear packaging (album, sleeve and insert) and eye-catching clenched fist design, amongst the wave of German weirdness, the likes of which were being imported by Virgin and Fox Records, it gained a lot of reaction.
		Here, Faust's humour comes across most strongly, the lyrics to No Harm - 'Daddy take a banana, tomorrow is Sunday' - are sung repeatedly with such conviction, the listener is always left with the feeling 'do these lyrics really mean anything, or is it all a joke?'.
		In 1979, due to the growing rarity value of Faust albums, the newly formed label Recommended Records reissued the first 2 albums with their original packaging, and later a repackaged version of The Faust Tapes.
	www.andyw.com /faust/publications/audion.html (1325 words)

	Gretchen's website
		Being a girl fronted rock band immediately means the music media and potential fans alike listen for similarities to Evanescence and No Doubt, and while occasional similarities do undoubtedly exist Mia Richards has invented an entirely new style of her own.
		Bands can come up with some really strange self-descriptions sometimes, but this one is pretty much on-target, specially the "heavy-melodic" part.
		It's rare to hear a band, and especially an American band, playing a heavy type of music that is so completely melodic and accessible and… to clumsily coin a word… sing-alongable.
	www.gretchenland.com (1408 words)

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