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OFFENSICHTLICH GOLDFISCH

Peter Hammill

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2.32 | 53 ratings | 1 reviews | 6% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1993

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Offensichtlich Goldfisch (Evidently Goldfish) (4:59)
2. Dich zu finden (I Will Find You (4:42)
3. Die Kälte killt den Kuß (A Kick to Kill the Kiss) (4:08)
4. Favorit (His Best Girl) (5:02)
5. Kaufhaus Europa (The Great European Department Store) (5:06)
6. Der Lärm (The Noise) (6:11)
7. Oase (Oasis) (5:40)
8. Die Prominenz küßt sich (Celebrity Kissing) (4:31)
9. Die Tinte verlischt (Invisible Ink) (4:19)
10. Auto (Wieder im Wagen) (Auto) (3:55)
11. Gaia (Gaia) (5:35)
12. Schlaft nun (Sleep Now) (4:36)

Total Time: 56:44

Line-up / Musicians

- Peter Hammill / vocals, guitar, piano

With:
- John Ellis / electric guitar (1,3,5,6,8)
- David Lord / keyboards (2,7,11)
- David Jackson / saxophone & flute (5-7)
- Stuart Gordon / violin (4-7)
- Nic Potter / bass (2-4,6,8)
- Many Elias / drums (3,6,8)

Releases information

Sub-titled "12 Songs in Deutscher Sprache"
New versions with lyrics in German of a selection of songs from the albums:
And Close As This, 1986 - track 12
In A Foreign Town, 1988 - tracks 9 & 10
Out of Water, 1990 - track 1
Fireships, 1992 - tracks 2,4,7 & 11
The Noise, 1992 - tracks 3,5,6 & 8

CD Golden Hind - GH 70112 (1999, Germany)

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PETER HAMMILL Offensichtlich Goldfisch ratings distribution


2.32
(53 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(6%)
6%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(11%)
11%
Good, but non-essential (25%)
25%
Collectors/fans only (38%)
38%
Poor. Only for completionists (21%)
21%

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Review by diddy
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2 stars After falling in love with VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR it was the next logical step to purchase some of Hammill's solo albums. And for me as a german it was quite interesting to hear Hammill sing german. All songs are taken from former solo releases such as "Fireships" or "The Noise" for example. All lyrics where translated by Heinz Rudolf Kunze, a german musician. Hammill's german is very good, a surprisingly light accent but I think it's as good as it can get, I was impressed. Nevertheless I don't really think this one is a highlight because of the assortment of songs and the bad mix. I know Hammill's voice is the essential part of his music but the mix offers a very loud voice and muted, almost inconsiderable instruments. I don't know the original english versions of these songs yet but I think Hammill has a lot of better stuff to offer. This one is interesting for fans or collectors only. Don't start with this one, grap you some of his earlier albums like "Fools Mate", "The Silent Corner & The Empty Stage" or maybe "A Black Box" wich I consider to be much better, not comparable to this one.

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