ANIMA domicilie live 7" 1974 60ex avant fluxus limpe fuchs gulda ohr xhol MINT
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Anima "Domicilie Live 7. 1. 74" 7" issued by Meilton (1098) in Germany, 1974. Edition limited to 60 copies. ****** Rec:m- ****** Ultra rare 7" single by Kraut legends Anima Sound! Only issued in a private pressing of 60 copies only!!! One of the rarest records of the whole German Underground. Side A features three short pieces by Limpe Fuchs, Friedrich Gulda and paul Fuchs, while Side B it's a trio improvisation of the 3 artists playing together. The Anima sound was extreme for sure: a very spontaneous music, close to extreme free jazz, but lacking the academic approach of this genre. Paul And Limpe Fuchs' (aka Anima Sound) music was more primitive in a way, full of screams, goons, weird sounds and much percussion. For this reason their music isn't exactly everybody's taste! Based around the married couple Paul and Limpe Fuchs, the group Anima, also known as Anima-Sound, was one of the most radically avant-garde and creative groups to emerge from the thriving Krautrock scene of Munich at the end of the 1960s. In fact, their improvised atonal sounds and unconventional instrumentation is much closer to the spirit of experimental free jazz than anything remotely close to rock music. The Fuchs began in the late '60s as part of the counterculture at the time. Adding to the conventional instruments such as drums, bass, and cornet, as well as wordless vocal yelps and screams, they created their own homemade instruments, like the Fuchshorn, Fuchszither, and Fuchsbass to further enhance the strangeness of their structure-less music. A 1970 appearance of them in an X-rated exposé movie, "Sex Freedom" in Germany, finds Limpe, naked except for black body paint, banging away on drums and Paul on various inventions creating musical anarchy. Anima-Sound's first album, "Stürmischer Himmel", was recorded in a 1,000-year-old cottage and released by Ohr Records in 1971. That summer, they also played the Ossiach, a three-day outdoor festival organized by famed Austrian classical/jazz pianist Friedrich Gulda that included Tangerine Dream and Pink Floyd. By then, Gulda had become close friends with the Fuchs and even joined them on their next few albums, including "Anima" released by the Pilz label and "Musik für Alle", both of which came out in 1972. During the next few years, the Fuchs would often tour with Gulda and make guest appearances on his records as well. Anima continued to release records of their eccentric music, from the double "It's Up to You" in 1974 to "Monte Alto" in 1977. Recorded between 1978 and 1982, the double LP "Der Regt Mich Auf/A Controversy" included new bandmember Zoro Fuchs, son of Paul and Limpe, on drums. This same lineup of the three Fuchs is also on the double album "Bruchstucke für Ilona", recorded in the summer of 1985 and released later that year. By 1987's Via, Anima had become Limpe Fuchs' solo project. Your chance to get now this impossible-to-find record! ****** The record looks like it has never been played. Top conditions! ****** Please wait to receive my invoice before sending the payment after the auction ends. Attention! Real postage costs are not USD 4 as all the items are located in Doha, Qatar (which has a very safe and professional post system). Postage costs registered up to 1 Kilo (generally 3 LPs): to Europe and Japan is USD 13,00 / to America and Oceania is USD 17,00. Postage costs registered up to 2 Kilos: to Europe and Japan is USD 28,00 / to America and Oceania is USD 34,00. ****** More ebay auctions of ultra rare sonic arts, fluxus, sound poetry LP and K7 editions in the coming week. ****** Thank you for your kind attention and good luck with your bids.
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