“Das Summen der Teile” ist der Titel des 13 Track Albums. Als Download weiter unten. Zum Vorbasteln schon mal die Druckdateien und das cover als jpg (link links). Enjoy.
The ACO-CD “Artists’ Songs” is finished and without doubt the perfect last minute Christmas present in the €10 bracket (get it at pro-qm Berlin) or go to our shopping instructions. Decide for yourself, here is a free sample:
Elke Krystufek: Schaukel mich in dem Schoss von Gagoschian (8:36)
Below you can find Dan Fox’s text about “Artists’ Songs” (also printed in the booklet). Above you can see the cover (click for a larger version) beneath you find the complete list of tracks:
Berlin, this is your local ACO Dealer (€10 is all it takes per CD)
pro-qm
Almstadtstraße 48-50, 10119 Berlin
Montag bis Samstag 12 bis 20 Uhr
Tel. 030.2472852-0, Fax 030.2472852-1
info@pro-qm.de
John Miller/Takuji Kogo - Why you should get to know me (2:48)
Gerwald Rockenschaub - Black (2:57)
Annika Ström - I’m in love again (3:37)
Ross Sinclair - Song for Raimar (2:45)
Dave Allen - Song for Raimar in D (0:51)
Carsten Nicolai - Tschechischer Film (3:11)
Karin Sander - In höchsten Tönen (2:31)
Andreas Schlaegel - Little Miss Risk * (2:44)
Christian Jankowski - Nächste Woche (7:12)
Øystein Aasan - Don’t ask me * (2:31)
Markus Schinwald - o.T. (2:52)
Elke Krystufek - Schaukel mich in dem Schoss von Gagoschian (8:36)
They used to say that all you need are three chords and the truth, but which three chords and in what order does truth come? Yet there’s more than one way to skin a cat and more than enough cats in this skinny old town with an eye for outsourcing and an ear for the future. ACO – savvier than Colonel Tom P. the day he clapped eyes on The King and faster than a white night with Grandmaster Flash – saw the future coming head on, so sent up smoke signals and a 12-strong cavalry of artists rode into view, each bearing a furnace-hot song or switched-on suggestion for ACO to reboot as their pop-minted hearts saw fit. They turned electricity to rock for John Miller and Takuji Kogo’s libretto of Japanese personals and painted Gerwald Rockenschaub’s ‘Black’ a shade deeper than deep space. Annika Ström’s in love again and taught ACO her serenade in person (check out Sabine’s cut crystal vox and Andreas’ Gainsbourg basso profondo). Ross Sinclair’s ‘Song for Raimar’ checked into Berlin HQ as a 4/4 pop hit and checked out as a waltz in downtown Vienna (imagine The Raincoats dukin’ it out with Kurt Weill and you’ll catch the flow of this blues Danube). Raimar got lucky again with another song for him from Dave Allen: retune your axe to DAF to karaoke this one. Like the Six Million Dollar Man, ACO were rebuilt by Carsten Nicolai into the romper-stomper motorik soundtrack to Agnes’s life a la Czech nouvelle vague. Karin Sander rocketed the ACO from the bottom to the top – a high-fidelity peak out. ‘Little Miss Risk’ is Andreas Schlaegel’s homage to Vancouver’s finest burlesque artiste (guiding spirits: AC/DC). Christian Jankowski talked the Critics into talking about passing time: Raimar chats ears and Agnes demands beers. Øystein Aasan? Don’t ask me – listen up! Markus Schinwald gave two trax and got one electro-convulsive rock Frankenstein in return, and in Elke Krystufek’s tapestry of refried pop nuggets, ACO long to lie in Larry Gagosian’s lap, and shout loud and proud: ‘make it legal Tino Seghal’!
So baton down the hatches and flip the switches. Crank it up and shake it down. It’s cold and dark out there – the situation’s critical.
Wir sehen uns im WESTWERK, Admiralitätstr. 74am 18. Januar, frisch erholt vom Einstieg ins neue Jahr mit der neuen Platte im Gepäck!Diesmal heftig, nix
unplugged, sondern gib ihm. Oder GIB MIR KOPP Bäng de Häd!Bäng it! :ENDLICH MAL WIEDER HAMBURG.KINDER JETZT GIBTS WAS!