1981 re-issue on Pilz on the 1972 album by Paul & Limpe Fuchs' Anima duo with Friedrich Gulda and Johann Anton Rettenbacher.
** condition: NM/NM (in shrink) ** "Classic outsider freak-out album, first issued by Pilz in 1972, featuring the duo of Paul & Limpe Fuchs (vocals, electronics, zither, percussion, drums, Fuchshorn, etc.). Their 2nd album and a classic example of 70s improvisational madness, highly peaked. "Anima were an adventurous German trio who liked to take jazz music to the extreme. On this album they were joined by Austrian avant-gardist Friedrich Gulda, with whom they recorded two studio jamming sessions. Nothing was decided beforehand or premeditated, and the result is two tracks of completely spontaneous off the wall jazz. Anima are one of the few of Rolf Ulrich-Kaiser's protege's who are still actively touring and recording today."
Details
Cat. number: 20 29097-2
Year: 1981
Notes:
"The music contained herein is totally improvised. Nothing has been premeditated or decided beforehand. All of it is dedicated with to you all !
Diese Aufnahmen enthalten aufgrund des Live-Charakters einige technische Mängel, die, ohne den Ablauf der Musik im wesentlichen zu verändern oder zu stören, nicht zu beheben waren."
On the back cover composition credits are given the individual members, but on the labels it is credited to Anima.
On the back cover is written "Anima-LP". This does not appear anywhere else (spine, label, front cover) so it does not appear to be an album title.
