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Performer: Ache
Genre: Rock
Album: De Homine Urbano
Released: 1970
Style: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock
MP3 version ZIP size: 1511 mb
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WMA version ZIP size: 1259 mb
Rating: 4.3
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Tracklist

De Homine Urbano (19:01)
Aa Overture
Ab Soldier Theme
Ac Ballarina Theme
Ad Pas De Deux
Ae Ogre Theme
Af Awakening
Ag The Dance Of The Demons
Ah Pas De Trois
Ai The Last Attempt
Aj Finale
B Little Things 18:37

Companies, etc.

  • Published By – Dacapo

Credits

  • Arranged By – Ache
  • Bass, Vocals – Torsten Olafsson
  • Composed By – Peter Mellin, Torsten Olafsson
  • Drums, Percussion – Glenn Fischer
  • Engineer – Birger Svan
  • Guitar – Finn Olafsson
  • Layout, Photography By – Mogens Carrebye
  • Organ, Piano – Peter Mellin
  • Producer – Johnny Reimar

Notes

Released in a gatefold cover.
First cat.nr. on cover, second on label.

Side A contains music composed to a ballet by Peter Schaufuss. Side B is made from different pieces of music that the band has composed from 1968-1970.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: NCB

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
LPR LP 0808-1 Ache De Homine Urbano ‎(LP, RE, Gat) Lucky Pigs Records LPR LP 0808-1 Germany 2011
841 906 BY Ache De Homine Urbano Rock Ballet ‎(LP, Album) Philips 841 906 BY France 1970
PY 841 906, 602557859072 Ache De Homine Urbano ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, RM) Philips, Universal PY 841 906, 602557859072 Denmark 2017
ECLEC2344 Ache De Homine Urbano ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM) Esoteric Recordings ECLEC2344 UK 2012

Vaua
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.

Kulalbine
I'm wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of the specific release date of this album. I'm trying to subdivide my 1970 albums into pre-Sabbath and post-Sabbath, for purposes of a series of pre-Sabbath mixtapes I'm gearing up for. Thanks to the tip about this one quoting Zep, I may well want to use this on the same installment that I use HMMT, and recording dates and/or a specific release date would help me qualify of disqualify it for inclusion. Thanks in advance.