De Homine Urbano is a Rock album by Ache, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.
About
1970 De Homine Urbano Vinyl LP Philips 841 960 Ache was one of the first progressive rock bands to come from Denmark. "De Homine Urbano" was their debut, and probably their best release. The album consisted of just two side-long suites. The title-track was, according to the band themselves, the world's first "rock ballet". The swirling organ of Peter Mellin and the smooth, melodic tone of guitarist Finn Olafsson dominated the sound. The track itself featured many fine melodies, and the suite was well constructed, with no unnecessary or redundant parts. The instrumental "Little Things" took up the second side of the album. This was an intense and impressive jam with lots of good themes and tight solo passages. Funnily enough, it goes into the riff of Led Zeppelin's "How Many More Times" for a few seconds at the end! This is not an album overflowing with originality, and the band's overall sound was similar to very many other bands of the same time, but the overall good songwriting makes "De Homine Urbano" a worthwhile album from the early 70's scene of Scandinavian progressive rock.
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Tracklist
- 1De Homine Urbano19:12
- 2Little Things18:46
Sound DNA
- Rock
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Finn OlafssonGUITAR
- Glenn FischerDRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Peter MellinORGAN , PIANO ORGAN, PIANO
- Torsten OlafssonBASS, VOCALS
6 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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