Ein Mensch, ein Ding, ein Traum

Ein Mensch, ein Ding, ein Traum
Studio album by Stillste Stund
Released	May 22, 2000
Recorded	Schallschmiede Würzberg, Germany
Genre	Electronic, gothic rock, dark wave, industrial, new wave, neoclassical, theatrical
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Label	Alice In... (Germany)
Producer	Oliver Uckermann
Stillste Stund chronology
Ein Mensch, ein Ding, ein Traum (2000) Ursprung Paradoxon (2001)

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Ein Mensch, ein Ding, ein Traum is the first album of the German band Stillste Stund.

Track listing[]

1. "Furchtbare Herrin (Prolog)"– 2:28
2. "Der Untergang"– 5:39
3. "Desolation"– 5:37
4. "Kains Kinder"– 5:16
5. "Tausende von Welten"– 5:52
6. "Drei sind Eins"– 4:26
7. "Elfentanz"– 5:37
8. "Dornen"– 5:03
9. "Eleonores Auge"– 6:50
10. "Von der Tiefe"– 5:07
11. "Vereint"– 6:44
12. "IV"– 2:17
13. "Das Ende aller Sehnsüchte"– 7:16
14. "Heimweg (Epilog)"– 2:02

Info[]

• Tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13 and 14 written and produced by Oliver Uckermann
• Lyrics on track 1, "Furchtbare Herrin (Prolog)" by Friedrich Nietzsche
• Lyrics on tracks 6 and 12 by Hugo von Hofmannsthal
• Lyrics on track 11, "Vereint" by R. Kraft
• Male vocals by Oliver Uckermann
• Female vocals on "Elfentanz," and "Von der Tiefe," by Birgit Strunz
• Female vocals on tracks 2, 6 and 12 by Birgit Strunz and

Notes[]

• The cover artwork for this album was inspired by the famous painting "Midsummer Eve" by Edward Robert Hughes.

References[]

External links[]

• Ein Mensch, ein Ding, ein Traum at Musicbrainz.org
• Discographie at official website
• Stillste Stund Discography Info

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