(Krautrock) [LP] [24/96] Mythos - Mythos - Reissue 2008 (1972), Audiophile 180g DE Press, FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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DR10 -0.85 dB -12.77 dB 01 Mythos - LADO 1- Mythoette.aiff
DR11 -1.12 dB -15.36 dB 02 Mythos - Oriental Journey.aiff
DR10 -1.39 dB -14.80 dB 03 Mythos - Hero's Death.aiff
DR11 -0.04 dB -14.34 dB 04 Mythos - LADO 2- Encyclopedia Terra Part 1.aiff
DR11 -1.91 dB -15.78 dB 05 Mythos - Encyclopedia Terra Part 2.aiff
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Number of files: 5
Official DR value: DR11

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Cover – Gil Funccius
Producer – Dieter Dierks
Written By – Kaske/Hildebrand/Weisse
Written-By – Weisse (tracks: A2 to B2), Kaske (tracks: A2 to B2), Hildebrand (tracks: A2 to B2)
Notes

Many words come to mind when listening to this fantastic album, like pastoral, spacey, atmospheric, trippy, eastern, dreamy, cosmic, dark and for one song heavy.

"Mythoett" is a pastoral flute led song. Light drums and bass help out. The tempo picks up early. It calms back down 2 minutes in before the tempo picks back up again. "Oriental Journey" is very eastern sounding with percussion to open and guitar joining in quickly. Distant sounding vocals are joined by the sitar to round out the sound. It becomes spacey after 3 minutes. Flute and bass 4 1/2 minutes in. Vocals and sitar are back 7 minutes in. "Hero's Death" opens with spacey sounds that build. Guitar and bass take over with drums in tow. Processed vocals 2 1/2 minutes in as the song gets dark and heavy. Almost BLACK SABBATH-like ! Amazing sound on this one. Love the psychedelic guitar 4 1/2 minutes in. Mellotron flows in a minute later. The tempo starts to pick back up a minute after that. More great guitar is followed by a calm and psychedelic guitar. Nice. Awesome tune. "Encyclopedia Terra Part 1" opens with the sounds of seagulls. Bass and drum sounds follow in an atmospheric and spacey soundscape. The sound builds after 3 minutes. Guitar before 4 minutes as it starts to get intense. The melody stops after 7 minutes as different experimental sounds come and go. It sounds like a battle in the air between fighter jets, like a war is going on before 9 minutes.

"Encyclopedia Terra Part 2" opens with birds chirping as a bell is sounding over and over. The organ is solemn as drums then bass join in as the sound builds. Guitar 2 1/2 minutes sounds great. Incredible sound a minute later with some excellent drumming. Mellotron before 4 1/2 minutes as the song then changes and a story is told with spoken words. It's a story about a man who invents a machine that allows him to sleep in it indefinitely until the machine wakes him up. His reason for doing this is the hope of coming back to a world with no violence and war. After the machine wakes him up the first time(after a hundred years) all has changed except that men are still at war with one another. So he goes back to sleep and returns after a hundred years again. This goes on 32 more times until when he returns from sleep that final time all life on earth is ended. Man has destroyed himself and all life. He then realizes that only death can bring him to the place he is looking for. A cool and very well told story.

A solid 4 stars and recommended to all Krautrock fans out there.
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Distributed By – ZYX Music
Marketed By – ZYX Music
Notes
Track A1 is an arrangement of Handel's "Feuerwerksmusik"

Reissue of the 1972 album on Ohr (OMM 556019)

Made in Germany
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 090204819997
Rights Society: BIEM / GEMA
Label Code: LC 02127