Eberhard Schoener - Flashback (1978)
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West-Duitsland
Pop
Label: EMI
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Trans AM (3:22)
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Why Don't You Answer (4:26)
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Only the Wind (4:05)
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Powerslide (1:32)
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Flashback (3:04)
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Epiloque (2:40)
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Rhine-bow (8:04)
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Loreley (5:04)
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Magma (8:53)
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geplaatst: 4 juli 2011, 15:32 uur
Van StingUs.net:
Good news for The Police fans. Eberhard Schoener's Flashback album is being re-released. This is quite literally the Police album you have never heard. Flashback is credited to Eberhard Schoener, but Andy Summers, Stewart Copeland, and Sting are so deeply involved as to make this a de facto collaboration.
Eberhard Schoener is a German director/musician who invited his friend Andy Summers to take part in a show he was creating. The Police had just formed, and were scuffling for gigs, so one day in early 1977 the trio went to Munich. What they encountered there was “A multi media extravaganza of lasers, circus, rock, classical, and electronic music, with ballet dancers and a mime artist,” according to Sting’s liner notes.
When the stage appearances ended, work commenced on what would become Flashback. Flashback was released in 1978 on a small German label, and promptly disappeared. It has remained an obscure (and extremely rare) curio in the years since. But the album has finally seen the light of day as a CD through the efforts of the MIG label.
En een mooi artikel over deze release: Music Review: Eberhard Schoener - Flashback - Blogcritics Music
Good news for The Police fans. Eberhard Schoener's Flashback album is being re-released. This is quite literally the Police album you have never heard. Flashback is credited to Eberhard Schoener, but Andy Summers, Stewart Copeland, and Sting are so deeply involved as to make this a de facto collaboration.
Eberhard Schoener is a German director/musician who invited his friend Andy Summers to take part in a show he was creating. The Police had just formed, and were scuffling for gigs, so one day in early 1977 the trio went to Munich. What they encountered there was “A multi media extravaganza of lasers, circus, rock, classical, and electronic music, with ballet dancers and a mime artist,” according to Sting’s liner notes.
When the stage appearances ended, work commenced on what would become Flashback. Flashback was released in 1978 on a small German label, and promptly disappeared. It has remained an obscure (and extremely rare) curio in the years since. But the album has finally seen the light of day as a CD through the efforts of the MIG label.
En een mooi artikel over deze release: Music Review: Eberhard Schoener - Flashback - Blogcritics Music
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geplaatst: 27 september 2011, 10:35 uur
Ik heb ondertussen de nummers 'Why Don't You Answer' en 'Only the Wind' gehoord. Het zijn wat aparte electronische tracks met vocals van Sting.
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