Saturday, January 27, 2007

Between-And the waters opened, LP ,1973, Germany

An unusual and unique group, the German group Between was the brainchild of musical theorist and experimentalist Peter Michael Hamel. As such, Between drew together a wide range of international musicians into a musical and cultural melting pot. And The Waters Opened with its atmospheric dronings is probably Between's most innovative and fascinating, it's an album that oozes beauty and mystery. Haunting and evocative, it's almost chilling!

8 comments:

musicgnome said...

Really good album. Lumped into the Krautrock scene, though I feel it's a tad more on the avant side of the spectrum than many of the more rock oriented artist of that style.

Great share. Highly Recommended.

john said...

Another great post. Your record collection is fantastic! Thanks for sharing so many of the gems you've discovered.

Anonymous said...

I already have the Germanofon boot of "...and the Waters Opened" so I didn't need to download it. I believe there is finally a legitimate CD released. If anyone is debating whether to download this or not please go for it. It's probably Between's best.

Keetja Allard said...

After a year can't stop listening to this one....really gorgeous w/o too much effort weighing heavily on top.

Thanks so much for all the universe expanding sounds over the past months. Life changing stuff. Can't imagine not discovering your blog...

Now wondering if there's any other Between or Peter Michael Hamel related albums you would recommend or might post in the near future...

all the best,
a devotee

Gerin said...

Maybe this work should be also called "And The Heaven Opened", so beautiful it is.
PMH at his best!

Also his other works in Between or later alone are also great (not to forget his Hammond contribution to the 1st Agitation free LP).

I'd like to hear his joint work with Karl Orff.

Anonymous said...

que gran aporte gracias

dinosdread said...

thank you!

edlorado said...

thanks for sharing!