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Faust News
22 Jan 2007: Uwe Nettelbeck Dies

Uwe Nettelbeck, founder and mentor of Faust, died on January 17th. Jean-Hervé Peron made this statement about the passing of the man who first formed and inspired Faust and was a key creative force behind the group in their early years;

"Besides being a sharp-witted but yet charming and loving husband, father and grandfather, he was an outstanding cook, a writer who always generated deep emotions and interest, and a genius, selfless music producer. Thank you Uwe for all you have done for our music. Faust is your work, no doubt ! Your work will outlast all of us. May your soul rest in peace. My sincere sympathy to his family Petra, Anouchka, Sandra, Elisha and Elsa."

oh no, sad news.

terribly sad news


Uwe: rest in peace in the perfumed garden



BM

Sadly, another one bites the dust! R.I.P.

Sad news that............R.I.P

Sad indeed. It should make us think that our musical heroes won't be arround for ever, so if you get a chance to see them live you should grab it.

24db wrote:Sad indeed. It should make us think that our musical heroes won't be arround for ever, so if you get a chance to see them live you should grab it.

so so true

I wish I got the chance to see FAusT live when I could

bigmoog wrote:

24db wrote:Sad indeed. It should make us think that our musical heroes won't be arround for ever, so if you get a chance to see them live you should grab it.

so so true

I wish I got the chance to see FAusT live when I could

Sad, but I agree as well. Their live shows look as mad, extreme and as brilliant as you can go, without loosing the whole idea of a gig

24db wrote:

bigmoog wrote:

24db wrote:Sad indeed. It should make us think that our musical heroes won't be arround for ever, so if you get a chance to see them live you should grab it.

so so true

I wish I got the chance to see FAusT live when I could

Sad, but I agree as well. Their live shows look as mad, extreme and as brilliant as you can go, without loosing the whole idea of a gig

Their music at times could be very aggresive i always thought but thats no bad thing

other bands I wish I had seen

Neu!
LA Dusseldorf
Amon DuuL (at one of their communal 'jams')


etc

FAUST : influential and unique : MUSIC

as we get older....our friends begin to die away.....thats why I intend to see TD as many times as I can while I can...while they can

epsilon75 wrote:

24db wrote:

bigmoog wrote: so so true

I wish I got the chance to see FAusT live when I could

Sad, but I agree as well. Their live shows look as mad, extreme and as brilliant as you can go, without loosing the whole idea of a gig

Their music at times could be very aggresive i always thought but thats no bad thing

Hmmm banging on sheet metal, axle grinders, chainsaws, nude musicians spraying paint all over the place (whilst painting LP covers) ...yeah I guess that's quite aggressive mate

24db wrote:

epsilon75 wrote:

24db wrote: Sad, but I agree as well. Their live shows look as mad, extreme and as brilliant as you can go, without loosing the whole idea of a gig

Their music at times could be very aggresive i always thought but thats no bad thing

Hmmm banging on sheet metal, axle grinders, chainsaws, nude musicians spraying paint all over the place (whilst painting LP covers) ...yeah I guess that's quite aggressive mate

hmmm reminds me of when I saw SPK live and TEST department.....and as for pure visceral aggression : whitehouse......and : throbbinggristle

They had to be the forefathers of Industrial

epsilon75 wrote:They had to be the forefathers of Industrial

I think they're often over looked in this 'genre' of music

epsilon75 wrote:They had to be the forefathers of Industrial

I think this may be the fitting tribute to FAUST





although the true forefathers of industrial could be said to be NIHILIST SPASM BAND...er mebbe