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LIEDERBUCH

Ougenweide

Prog Folk


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Boxset/Compilation, released in 1988

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Im Badehaus (3:09)
2. Pferdesegen (6:50)
3. Tobacco Lob (4:46)
4. Ouwe Wie Jämmerliche (4:17)
5. Der Blinde Und Der Lahme (6:21)
6. Merseburger Zaubersprüche Und Tanz (3:33)
7. Es Stount Ein Frouwe Allein (4:52)
8. Nieman Kan Mit Gerten (2:25)
9. Kommt Ihr Jungfern Helft Mir Klagen (5:05)
10. Enzio (2:12)
11. Totus Floreo (2:43)
12. Gerhard Atze (4:00)
13. Ronde (4:00)
14. Wol Mich Der Stunde (5:38)
15. Für Irene (3:26)
16. Hinweg, Die Besten Streiter Matt (3:15)
17. Bald Anders (6:32)
18. Zu Frankfurt, An Dem Main (2:49)
19. Denunziantenlied (2:13)

Total Time : 73:05

Line-up / Musicians

-Olaf Casalich/vocals,drums, percussion
-Minne Graw/vocals (all tracks but 7 & 8)
-Stefan Wulff/ bass, doublebass, harmonium, organ
-Frank Wulff/ flute, recorders, sitar
-Jügen Isenbart/ xylophon, percussion, glockenspiel
-Renee Kollmorgen/ vocals, percussion (7 & 8)
-Brigitte Blunck/vocals, percussion (7 & 8)
-Wolfgang Henko/ guitars
-Achim Reichel/ drums, flute, bass (7 & 8)
-Hanno Mahnke/ flutes (3,12 & 19)
-Max Wulff/ piano(3,12 & 19)

Releases information

CD Polydor 837 162-2 [1988]

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OUGENWEIDE Liederbuch ratings distribution


3.15
(7 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(0%)
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Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(57%)
57%
Good, but non-essential (43%)
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Collectors/fans only (0%)
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Review by kenethlevine
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Prog-Folk Team
3 stars This compilation of material from 1973-1979 comes from a group that, for anglophiles, can best be described as the German Steeleye Span, with added flutes. This is more folk than prog, but it hardly matters when listening to textured haunting works like "Tobacco-Lob", "Der Blinde und der Lahme", and the brilliant "Bald Anders". The tracks are often based on very old melodies and at their best Ougenweide does them proud.

The arbitrary "best-of" does not fully intersect with the tastes of this folk-prog and German prog fan, and songs like "Im Badehaus" come across as too clever, although one might wonder if the lyrics bear that out. Other tracks are pleasant enough slightly psychedelic amalgams of male and female vox but nothing more, although the classic "Totus Floreo" is clearly much more, almost Ougenweide's Gaudete if you will, even if it's only acapella for the first half minute or so.

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