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A few words from some friends and heroes . . . . ."The best songs, with their sweeping theatricality and big, grandiose emotion, bring to mind mid-period Roxy Music or 70's David Bowie..." STEVE PICK, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (on Persistence of Memory) 1991.............."I liked the wide variety of instruments and orchestrations. Some fine lyrics, too."BILL BRUFORD - DRUMMER/PERCUSSIONIST OF YES, 1978 .........."Never mind the production/instrumentation; that's more than adequate. These songs are very convincing." BILL BRUFORD - DRUMMER/PERCUSSIONIST OF YES, 1991................."I enjoyed hearing your music." KATE BUSH 1993................"Thanks for the offer (but) Barking Pumpkin is not set up to produce or distribute the works of any other artist at this time because of the way our contract with CBS is structured." - FRANK ZAPPA, 1981............" At least Frank Zappa bothered with me at all!" - Charlie Faege, 1981............."Pop, atonalism, light opera, microtonality, jazz and rock all rub elbows like familiar pals. Textures and events forced into small spaces, creating dense and chaotic timbral lattices. These touches, and a camp sense of humor, set his music apart from most super-slick fusion." TITUS LEVI - KEYBOARD MAGAZINE 1988 ..............
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A 1981 recording, which states the lingering connection to Anti-Communist idealisms. |
CD: Hug The Wind
Label: Push & Pull Digital Records
Credits: Charlie - vocal, bass & keyboards, Thom Meyer - drums, Andy Georges - guitar, Greg Mills - keyboards, Shelley Vaughn - vocals, Tom Bruno - vocals |
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A demo-ey sounding recording, because it was recorded through various size tincans and the like. The rest of the title is (When I Said I Love You). Need I say more? |
CD: 35
Label: Push & Pull Digital Records
Credits: Vocal & bass by Charlie Faege with Greg Mills on Piano |
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The adventures of a science fiction icon, known as the transfinite man and his treks into childhood, life, love and the universe.This was one of Bill Bruford's (of Yes,King Crimson) favourite songs of mine in 1978. I recorded this version in 1991. |
CD: Persistence of Memory (etal)
Label: Push & Pull Digital Records
Credits: Performance & vocal by Planet URTH & Charlie Faege, Thom Meyer on unwitting (but permission granted) sampled drums. |
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