s/d popol vuh

how did everyone do just sitting there still for so long? was there audible fidgeting? was the music really loud?

The music wasn't very loud, the worst noise pollution came from the back of the hall where they were selling cans of beer - lots of popping, clanking and fizzing. Problem solved by moving nearer the front! I had a similarly strange feeling at a Messiaen organ recital in Westminster Abbey a couple of years ago, as the organist was obviously hidden away, resulting in a "where do I look?" conundrum. The audience were better behaved at that one though, and they weren't selling beers at the back of the Abbey either, which helped.

I've got those, but second is not Popol Vuh at all?

really? def sounds like them

http://www.popolvuh.nl/?q=pvlive

In 1975 they visited again Italy for a concert at the University ‘La Statale’ of Milan, somewhere in september. The concert was promoted by the 'Gong' magazine (a magazine about progressive-experimental rock), after R.U. Kaiser established an agreement with the PDU label for licensing the Ohr/Pilz/DKK records in Italy.
The concert was opened by a very young Roberto Cacciapaglia, who played a part of 'Sonanze'. For this occasion Popol Vuh consisted of: Florian Fricke (piano and voice), Daniel Fichelscher (guitars) and Renate Knaup (vocals and percussion).
There exists a tape/bootleg from this concert.

Oh maybe I haven't got that one!

oh man, selling beers? that's what i was afraid of. i'm getting a better picture of this event already.
guess i shouldn't begrudge people the joy of purchasing beers, but...i dunno. i get it now. i still think it would be enjoyable, but definitely sit near the front.

also why was it not really super loud? i would want it to be so loud that i couldn't even think of anything else.

http://lazyproduction.blogspot.com/2009_09_01_archive.html
http://sharebee.com/40ffa88a

^ live '75

lol this "play popol vuh albums in a church" thing is weird! is this a specifically popol vuh thing, or do they do other artists? i guess the tangerine dream pic suggests they do. i guess i can imagine going ...

is that milan show a decent recording?

i saw mention of an upcoming ash ra tempel one somewheres

tylerw - its kinda hissy and muffled

He's used to Velvets bootlegs, that won't bother him!

They're organised by these guys : http://www.sonic360.com/
I think they were talking about doing Ash Ra Tempel too maybe? Easier than organising a tribute band...

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Who am I kidding, I'm already downloading it. Thanks for the link!

i love popol vuh tons and tons and tons but i couldn't imagine going to sit in a church and drink beer to hear one of their records.

I think they were talking about doing Ash Ra Tempel too maybe? Easier than organising a tribute band...

Finding someone who can play like Manuel Gottsching might be tricky...

i can imagine going to sit in a church and smoke w33d to hear one of their records ... are there rules about that?

You'd have to ask the vicar. Hey, it's in Hoxton...

Yeah, the vicar will roll one for you on the way in

now you're talkin

It's called a camberwell carrot because it was invented in camberwell and it resembles a carrot.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/97/Vicar_St_Leonards.JPG/800px-Vicar_St_Leonards.JPG
this is your man

dude wants to get you high and play you In den Gärten Pharaos

and save your eternal soul, natch

was hoping it would be this guy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R89oERKCaU

Gobscheit <--- any realtion to Grobschnitt?

^^^ would be amazing name for a band parodying 3rd tier krautrock!!!

the only vuh album i have is herz aus glas and i love it. what should i get next?

bruder des schattens and letzte tage letzte nacht are both solid and similar in vibe.

what he said, and tantric songs is good too if you're feeling it

dear lord 'aguirre' is gooooorgeous

i've been trancing out w/two nice Popol Vuh compilations:

http://d.yimg.com/ec/image/v1/release/46920;encoding=jpg;size=300;fallback=defaultImage

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51rhd8Bal9L._SS500_.jpg

Love that first cover- it's a Herzog megamix!

That first comp pictured above was my introduction to PV, I'd actually recommend it as a good starting point.

both of those covers are intense!

Die Grosse Ekstase die Bildschnitzers Steiner (The Great Ecstasy of the Woodcarver Steiner) (director: Werner Herzog, 1973)
This is a typically idiosyncratic Herzog documentary on the Swiss show jumper, Walter Steiner. Features some lovely Popol Vuh music, music which I’ve yet to hear on any album – damn it!

Has any of the music for this ever been released? It drives me crazy that I can't find the main theme for this film anywhere.

http://vimeo.com/18046748

^^ lunar eclipse video, watch while listening to 2 min pv song of your choice

my choices: ...als lebten die Engel auf Erden (pretty) or mantra of the touching of the earth (scary)

shit totally forgot to watch that eclipse

it was snowing here so i had to rely on the video :(

guess i missed the geminids meteor shower too haha (dec. 13)

this needs reposting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DON-CogKcfk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I11QLGgETY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL8E3Q5iZsY

Nice-looking boxset, though it's just five of the SPV soundtracks and no bonus tracks:

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51K%2B%2BrahEoL._SS400_.jpg

**Super luxurious, Limited edition 5CD collector's box including 98-page hardback book** The divine music of Popol Vuh is inextricable from the Werner Herzog films it soundtracks. German label SPV have compiled their body of five full length cinematic commissions Heart of Glass (1976), and the Klaus Kinski-starring Aguirre (1972), Nosferatu (1979), Fitzcarraldo (1982) and Cobra Verde (1987) in one beautiful box set. Scoring Herzog's 'Aguirre', Popol Vuh, lead by Florian Fricke, established a longstanding relationship with the director, providing him with a milestone of electronic music which is still named as a masterpiece to this day. Fricke's innately moving compositions presaged the electronic ambient and new age genres, incorporating avant-garde classical, religious music, prog and krautrock themes into a substantial, harmonically rich sound. As fellow krautrock pioneer Klaus Schulze says "Here, he went on to create a new world, which Werner Herzog loves so much, transforming the thought pattern of electronic music into the language of acoustic ethno music" perfectly reflecting the films inherent themes of humanity, religion and nature. Over the next fifteen years Fricke's musical evolution was charted by his work for Herzog, weaving increasingly elaborate instrumentation into the electronic fabric of his compositions. Between his captivating choral work for Nosferatu, the operatic classicism of Fitzcarraldo, or the breathtaking lushness of Cobra Verde, Fricke and Popol Vuh inspired a generation and re-defined the art of the soundtrack. This box set is a tremendous testament to his accomplishments - grab one while you can.

vinyl box of hard to find stuff, please!

pleeeeeease
that i would buy

a box of 5 albums i already have with a book? only if i had a gift card that needed to be spent. lovelovelove these albums but i already have them and i'm not crazy enough to double up on cds.

WANT

WANT SO BAD

^

could listen to this till the end of time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u7vzaqITMA

Aguirre is the only own I already own out of those five.

Same here, though the fact that they're all on Spotify makes me substantially less likely to shell out £40. It does look nice though.

yeah kinda want this -- don't have cobra verde or heart of glass. box is not terribly expensive, given that it's "super luxurious"