(Progressive Rock, Krautrock, Prog-Folk) Eden - Полная дискография 1978-1981 (3 альбома), MP3, 320 kbps

#77701. Spätregen (07:13)
02. Erwartung (06:47)
03. Eden, Teil 1 (04:39)
04. Eden, Teil 2 (06:17)
05. Ein Anderes Land (16:36)

#77701. Abgesang (04:28)
02. Er Wird Sein (06:40)
03. Lichtlied (05:18)
04. Zwischenspiel (01:38)
05. Dem Verborgenen Zuwider (04:27)
06. Perelandra (07:19)
07. Im Bragdon-Wald (06:42)
08. Bilder Einer Welt (05:45)
09. Ausklang (01:52)

#77701. Intro (01:33)
02. Die Klagelieder Des Jeremia (10:06)
03. Psalm 137 (05:11)
04. Psalm 126 (06:08)
05. Heimkehr (10:18)
06. Herr, Ich Bin Nicht Würdig (05:50)
07. Neues Land Im Licht (06:48)

German outfit EDEN was founded in 1977, when three members of the "Freie christliche Jugendgemeinschaft" decided to form a band; one of the first christian progressive rock bands in Germany.
In the 5 years the band existed they were an active recording and live unit; with a plethora of people involved in the recording of the three albums they released.
The debut album "Erwartung" was issued in 1978, and the sophomore effort "Perelandra"; based on C. S. Lewis christian science fiction novel of the same name, was issued in 1980.
The third and last creation of Eden was their 1981 production "Heimkehr"; and in December the same year the band gave it's last public appearance.
A huge band with a confused history, Eden drew on a wide range of musics in their complex progressive style, lots of folk references, adapted classical melodies, etc. Aptly, in tune with their name, Eden were also very much a religious group, as virtually all of their songs use texts taken from the Bible, and amount to Teutonic rock-opera's in a sense. At their best (as on ERWARTUNG) Eden come across as a blend of early Renaissance, Novalis and Hoelderlin, together with some neo-progressive touches! Eden are interconnected with various other bands on the Lord and Pila labels. (A crack in the cosmic egg).

Anne Dierks (vocals), Annette Schmalenbach (vocals), Mario Schaub (flute, clarinet, saxophone, vocals), Dirk Schmalenbach (violin, piano, synthesizers, sitar, acoustic guitar, percussion, vocals), Hans Fritzsch (guitar), Michael Dierks (organ, piano, clavinet, string ensemble, vocals), Michael Claren (vocals, bass, acoustic guitar), Michael Wirth (percussion), Hans Müller (drums, congas, timbales, percussion), Irene Heidenreich (vocals), Thomas Flemming (vocals)