Zero hat gesagt : "The quirky, orchestrated folk-rock of Nico's 1968 debut album, "Chelsea Girl", in no way prepared listeners for the stark, almost avant-garde flavor of her 1968 follow-up, "The Marble Index". The chanteuse presented an uncompromisingly bleak, gothic soundscape on her second album.
Dominated by spare harmonium and Nico's deep, brooding vocals, this album unveiled her singularly morose songwriting (her first record featured none of her compositions). Owing more to European classical and folk music than rock, it found little favor with 1968/1969 audiences. But like the work of the Velvet Underground, it proved to be quite influential in the long run on a future generation of black-clad goth rockers. “
Tracklist:1 Prelude 0:502 Lawns Of Dawns 3:123 No One Is There 3:364 Ari's Song 3:205 Facing The Wind 4:526 Julius Caesar (Memento Hodie) 4:577 Frozen Warnings 4:008 Evening Of Light 5:339 Roses In The Snow 4:0610 Nibelungen 2:44
The original album was released in November 1968, tracks 9 and 10 are bonus tracks, mixed and engineered at Skyline Studios, NYC, May, 1990.
Pretty sure we had this before and will check but meanwhile y’ere ’tis agin!
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