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KLAUS NOMI-ENCORE Greek LP 1983 Near Mint VINYL 1st PRESS Total Eclipse

Sold Date: February 14, 2018
Start Date: January 8, 2018
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KLAUS NOMI-ENCORE.. MINOS MATSAS RCLP 70034 original 1st press

condition: Sleeve:NM Vinyl: NM

the sleeve is absolutely clear , with very minor creasing, while the vinyl  got only very few tiny light paper scuffs per side that are not affect the audio quality.Vinyl Looks and  Sounds great! Top  condition!

 

Encore! by Released 1983Recorded ? Length 42:53 Ron Johnsen, Klaus NomiProfessional reviews chronology
(1982) Encore!
(1983)

Encore! is the third album by , released in 1983. It is partly a compilation of previous works, with some new work added.

Nomi died of complications from earlier in the year. The disease was poorly understood at that time.

[] Track listing "Fanfare" – 0:40 "The Cold Song" – 4:03 "Total Eclipse" (Live Version) – 4:15 "Can't Help Falling in Love" – 3:55 "Simple Man" – 4:17 "Wasting My Time" – 4:14 "Wayward Sisters (From "Dido & Aeneas")" – 1:43 "Ding Dong" – 3:03 "You Don't Own Me" – 3:39 "Der Nussbaum" – 3:03 "Lightning Strikes" – 2:59 "The Twist" – 3:10 "Samson and Deliah (Aria)" – 3:52

 

Klaus Nomi was born Klaus Sperber in , ,  on January 24, 1944. In the 1960s, he worked as an usher at the in West  where he sang for the other ushers and maintenance crew on stage in front of the  after performances. Around that time he also sang opera arias at the Berlin gay discothèque Kleist Casino.[]

Nomi moved to  in 1972. He began his involvement with the art scene based in the . According to  made by Andrew Horn,[] Nomi took singing lessons and supported himself working as a  chef.

[]Career

In 1972, Nomi appeared in a satirical  production of 's  at 's Ridiculous Theater Company as the Rheinmaidens and the Wood Bird.

Nomi came to the attention of New York City's art scene in 1978 with his performance in "New Wave ", a four-night event MC'd by artist David McDermott. Dressed in a skin-tight  with clear plastic cape, Klaus sang the aria  ("My heart opens to your voice") from ' 1877 opera . The performance ended with a chaotic crash of , , and loud electronic sound effects as Nomi backed away into the smoke.  recalled: "I still get goose pimples when I think about it... It was like he was from a different planet and his parents were calling him home. When the smoke cleared, he was gone." The reaction was so overwhelmingly positive that he was invited to perform at clubs all over New York City.

At the New Wave Vaudeville show Klaus Nomi met , songwriter for the Mumps. Hoffman was a performer and MC in the second incarnation of New Wave Vaudeville and a close friend of Susan Hannaford and Tom Scully, who produced the show, and , who directed it.

Anya Phillips, then manager of James Chance in the Contortions, suggested Klaus and Kristian form a band. Hoffman became Klaus' de facto musical director, assembling a band that included Page Wood from another New Wave vaudeville act, Come On, and Joe Katz, who was concurrently in The Student Teachers, the Accidents, and The Mumps.

Hoffman helped Klaus choose his pop covers, including the Lou Christie song "Lightning Strikes." Hoffman wrote several pop songs with which Klaus is closely identified: "The Nomi Song", "Total Eclipse", "After The Fall", and "Simple Man", the title song of Nomi's second RCA French LP.

This configuration of the Klaus Nomi band performed at Manhattan clubs, including several performances at ,  and Hurrah.

Disagreements with the management Klaus engaged led to a dissolution of this band, and Klaus continued without them.

In the late 1970s while performing at , The , The , and other venues, Nomi assembled a group of up-and-coming models, singers, artists, and musicians to perform live with him, which at times included , , ,  and . He also appeared on Manhattan Cable's .

  Nomi backing up  performing "", on  in 1979

 heard about Nomi's performances in New York and soon met him and  at the . Bowie hired them as performers and backup singers for his appearance on  which aired on December 15, 1979. The band performed "", "", and "". During the performance of "TVC 15", Nomi and Arias dragged around a large prop pink  with a  screen in its mouth. Nomi was so impressed with the plastic quasi-tuxedo suit that Bowie wore during "The Man Who Sold the World" that he commissioned one to be made for himself. Nomi can be seen wearing the suit on the cover of his self-titled album, as well as during a number of his music videos. Nomi wore his variant of the outfit, in monochromatic black-and-white with spandex and makeup to match, until the last few months of his life. Klaus Nomi released his second album titled Simple Man in November, 1982  which during this time was focusing more on operatic pieces and was becoming increasingly ill with AIDS-related illnesses, including, he wore a  operatic outfit complete with .

Nomi also collaborated with producer . He appeared on Parrish's album Hip Hop Bee Bop as a backup vocalist on the track "Six Simple Synthesizers."

He played a supporting role as a Nazi official in Anders Grafstrom's 1980 underground film The Long Island Four.

The 1981 rock documentary film,  features Nomi's live performance of . His performance of Mon cœur s'ouvre à ta voix was used as the music for the closing credits.

 was listed as the contact address in the liner notes of Nomi's 1981 self-titled record.


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