The Endless House Foundation - Endless House Album

Tracklist

1	–Rasmus Folk	Pavel	3:40
2	–Felix Uran	Masprojekt_3	4:31
3	–Klaus Pinter	Bewussseinweiterung	2:28
4	–Ernest Kantor	Jealosie (Escape To Outer Space)	3:48
5	–Earnesto Rogers	Marshall Plan	5:09
6	–Johannus Arpensium	Ostend (Invisible Cities)	4:33
7	–Rasmus Folk	Coupe'	4:57
8	–Walter Schnaffs	I Am Germany	3:47
9	–Earnesto Rogers	Vespa	1:03
10	–Jiri Kantor	Warum Ist Alles So Schnell Passiert?	5:13
11	–Klaus Pinter	Soul Flipper	3:23
12	–Felix Uran	Baltic Expo	5:07

Credits

• Creative Direction/production – Jiri Kantor

Notes

An obelisk of noise that rose rudely above the treetops of the Bialowieska Forest, the Endless House project shone for a mere six weeks in the spring of 1973. The outlandish brainchild of wealthy audiophile/maniac Jiri Kantor, its stated mission was "to become the cradle of a new European sonic community... a multimedia discotheque" that should "surprise and delight" artists and dancers alike. For all the wide-eyed optimism of its manifesto, however, the enterprise was never unknowing in its flirtation with disaster and self-destruction. The brilliant Czech may have made his millions as the midas-touched entrepreneur/taste-maker behind Paris-based magazine Otium International, but Endless House was always a vanity project as irredeemably vain as its maker...

Format: CD Archive Pack, including artist postcards and photos.

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