BOA E LEGENDÁRIA BANDA ALEMÃ DE HEAVY ROCK COM TOQUES PROGRESSIVOS E PSICODÉLICOS!! FORMADA EM 1969 COMO UMA BANDA DE ESCOLA CHAMADA "PHALLUS DEI"!! ESTE DISCO É MAIS HARD ROCK COM UM TRABALHO BEM CONSISTENTE!! ELES LANÇARAM DEPOIS, EM 1974, UM OUTRO ALBUM CHAMADO "BLUE APPLE" ONDE O ROCK VAI MAIS PARA HARD PROGRESSIVO COM UM BOM TRABALHO DE FLAUTA E HAMMOND!! ESTE SEGUNDO ALBUMVOU POSTAR NA SEQUÊNCIA!! ALBUM RARO E RECOMENDADO!!
Gift were one of those "no compromise" heavy progressive bands, who've now achieved a considerable cult status. They started up in 1969 as the school band Phallus Dei. Three years later Uwe Patzke (bass, vocals), Helmut Treichel (vocals), Rainer Baur (guitar) and Hermann Lanze (drums, percussion) recorded the first Gift album at Union Studios in Munich, produced by Otto B. Hartmann. Nick Woodland (guitar) was listed on the sleeve of their first album, but he had quit Gift before the recording session began, to join Subject Esq., later Sahara. The album comprised eight songs with no flutes, no woodwinds and no keyboards, just plain hard guitar riffs, to be compared to Hairy Chapter. Some of the lyrics had clear anti-drugs messages.
Recently (1990) Second Battle reissued this album in its original cover. Helmut Treichel left in 1973 and was replaced with Dieter Atterer (guitar, vocals). "Blue Apple" (1974) was also basically a heavy guitar album, but also featured keyboards courtesy of Dieter Frei (organ, piano, moog, mellotron, vocals). The album was recorded in Hamburg at Teldec Studios with Hartmann and Thomas Kukuck engineering. Both Gift albums are fine examples of German heavy progressive rock. Originals of their first album sell for more than 200 DM, "Blue Apple" sells for about 150 DM.
Dieter Atterer - lead guitar, lead vocals
Rainer Baur - lead guitar
Dieter Frei - organ, e-piano, piano, synthesizer moog, mellotron, vocals
Uwe Patzke - bass, vocals
Hermann Lange - drums, percussion
01.Drugs
02.You´ll Never Be Accepted
03.Groupie
04.Time Machine
05.Game Of Skill
06.Don´t Hurry
07.Your Life
08.Bad Vibrations
http://rapidshare.com/files/207037533/Gift_Venenos.rar
Gift were one of those "no compromise" heavy progressive bands, who've now achieved a considerable cult status. They started up in 1969 as the school band Phallus Dei. Three years later Uwe Patzke (bass, vocals), Helmut Treichel (vocals), Rainer Baur (guitar) and Hermann Lanze (drums, percussion) recorded the first Gift album at Union Studios in Munich, produced by Otto B. Hartmann. Nick Woodland (guitar) was listed on the sleeve of their first album, but he had quit Gift before the recording session began, to join Subject Esq., later Sahara. The album comprised eight songs with no flutes, no woodwinds and no keyboards, just plain hard guitar riffs, to be compared to Hairy Chapter. Some of the lyrics had clear anti-drugs messages.
Recently (1990) Second Battle reissued this album in its original cover. Helmut Treichel left in 1973 and was replaced with Dieter Atterer (guitar, vocals). "Blue Apple" (1974) was also basically a heavy guitar album, but also featured keyboards courtesy of Dieter Frei (organ, piano, moog, mellotron, vocals). The album was recorded in Hamburg at Teldec Studios with Hartmann and Thomas Kukuck engineering. Both Gift albums are fine examples of German heavy progressive rock. Originals of their first album sell for more than 200 DM, "Blue Apple" sells for about 150 DM.
Dieter Atterer - lead guitar, lead vocals
Rainer Baur - lead guitar
Dieter Frei - organ, e-piano, piano, synthesizer moog, mellotron, vocals
Uwe Patzke - bass, vocals
Hermann Lange - drums, percussion
01.Drugs
02.You´ll Never Be Accepted
03.Groupie
04.Time Machine
05.Game Of Skill
06.Don´t Hurry
07.Your Life
08.Bad Vibrations
http://rapidshare.com/files/207037533/Gift_Venenos.rar
2 comentários:
greez from germany 35 years later
rainer baur-guitar
gift at youtube :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CqO1V7rN4A
Muito bom os seus arquivos. Uma variedade grande de ótimos discos.
Mas poderia colocar os "Gift" em Flac?
Abraços.
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