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1) Janus were a UK band who had much more success in Germany than in their home country. Hard rock was the name of the game, and it is exemplified perfectly in the opening track to their sole 1972 album. 'Red Sun' is the song that prompted me to get the album after I heard it on a compilation tape some years ago. Guitars crash and the vocals soar to deliver a classic hard rock song, with a guitar solo every bit as good as the song deserves. After that opening it was always going to be hard to follow it, and while 'Bubbles' valiantly makes an effort, 'Watcha' Trying To Do?' just does not seem to fit in with the rest of the album, being much too light-hearted for a band with a skeleton on their album sleeve. Their piece de resistance, however, is saved for side two, which is totally taken up with the title track. They throw everything they can think of into the mix - flamenco guitar, orchestras, seagulls, and spooky lyrics all combine to produce a magnificent end to the album. But that is not all, as on the CD re-issue you also get a drastically re-worked - even heavier version - of 'Red Sun' along with three other previously un-issued tracks, stretching the album to almost twice its original length. It has often been remarked that it is a mystery why this band were not much bigger here in the UK, but whatever the reason at least we can now hear what Germany has long already known - Janus were a great heavy rock band.
In March/April 2013 EMI Harvest released a remastered and remixed version of the "Gravedigger" album, including single, and unreleased bonus tracks. The remix was done in Nashville by Janus founder/writer Colin Orr, at MTSU Studio B with Chris Haseleu, Nick Morrow, and Alicia Bognanno. EMI also commissioned the "lost" second EMI harvest release by Janus, "Under The Shadow Of The Moon", which should have been released in 1973. Colin Orr recorded the album in late 2012/13, it thus becomes the first "new" EMI Harvest album for 26 years, and probably the final Harvest release.
2) Janus were an italian progressive rock band formed in 1975 but they released only an Ep in 1977, and it is one of the rare examples of progressive rock in right wing movement. After some changes in the line-up (guitarist Stefano Recchioni was killed during a political riot in 1978) they release in 1978 "Al Maestrale", in 1980 "Pescatore di sogni part I & II" and in 1981 "Note per un amico (A Stefano)
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3) Janus also was a short-lived Finnish progressive rock band, formed by Maarit and Sami Hurmerinta. They released their only single record "Hyvää matkaa/Huono juttu" year 1976.
4) Janus is Rose Kasseckert + Will-I Stasch, the german experimental industrial / minimal synth duo who was running the Cthulhu Records label, and later became Mental Measuretech
5) Janus is a Chicago based rock band who have released two albums; Armor (2004) and Red Right Return (2008/2009) with the band readying their third and latest release "Nox Aeris" on March 27th 2012. Singer David Scotney, guitarist Mike Tyranski, bassist Alan Quitman and drummer Johnny Salazar – experienced great success with their 2009 label debut album, Red Right Return, but the band’s new album, NOX AERIS, reveals how far they’ve come.
That musical revelation is the self-produced NOX AERIS, which drops March 27 on REALID Records (through Warner Music Group’s Independent Label Group). The first single, “Stains,” is already getting spins at WIIL (Chicago), KPNT (St. Louis), WBUZ (Nashville), WJJO (Madison), WWBN (Flint), KHTQ (Spokane), as well as SiriusXM’s “Octane” and “Hard Drive XL.” Early feedback includes Zigz at WBUZ (Nashville), who says, “If ‘Stains’ is a taste of things to come… then 2012 is going to be a great year for Janus. They’ve hit a new level with ‘Stains’…this track is righteous.”
“Stains” explores what can happen when you don’t follow your heart, the marks left on your spirit when you become someone you’re not. “It embodies what I was trying to say on the record,” says singer David Scotney, “it’s a dark point of view, but represents a cathartic process of self-healing.”
In 2012 touring news, the band’s first round of tour dates will be with Chevelle and Middle Class Rut starting February 24 in Grand Rapids, MI. Additional dates will be announced in the coming weeks.
The record’s title, which is Latin for “night air,” comes from the 14th Century, a period where a third of the European population was killed off by the plague. Then, people believed going outdoors at night would cause them to succumb to the Black Death. While writing NOX AERIS, JANUS found this idea to be an apt metaphor for their own journey, preconceived notions of their own being flipped around as they became a bigger, more established band since the release of Red Right Return. NOX AERIS reveals who JANUS is and what they’ve gone through.
Red Right Return came out in September 2009 on REALID Records and spawned the Top 10 Active Rock hit, “Eyesore.” They spent months on the road touring with Chevelle, Sick Puppies, Sevendust, Pop Evil, Halestorm, Five Finger Death Punch, and Alice In Chains. JANUS also sold-out numerous headlining shows of their own, appeared on MTV’s “Headbangers Ball” and performed in the biggest rock festivals in the U.S., including Rock On The Range. Absolutepunk.net raved about the album: “There are a few bands, given the opportunity, could take the radio by storm. JANUS is a perfect example of this type of band. If they were given the chance, and played on some larger radio stations alongside all of our alternative ‘favorites’ (sound-alikes), they could earn themselves hordes of fans.” While Away-team.com hailed in a 9 out of 10 album review: “Brilliant on many levels and impeccably engineered and produced to perfection.”
Read more: http://theaudioperv.com/2012/01/31/janus-to-release-new-album-nox-aeris-on-march-27/#ixzz1lHcWJYFd
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6) Janus is a German band consisting of two main members, Dirk 'RIG' Riegert and Tobias 'Toby' Hahn. They got their name from the Roman god Janus, who has two faces, so he is connected to conflicting nature. He is the god of beginning and end, doorway and gateway. That is characteristic for the band, on one hand their music is electrical andvery aggressive, on the other hand it is made smooth with classical instruments.
RIG is the creative head, the singer and songwriter of their lyrics which are in only German. Toby makes most of the music. As a perfect piano-player he is also responsible for the remixes. Of course there are some other helping members, first of all for their live performances.
The style of the music is not easy to define. Derived from their name the two faces aspect in their music is omnipresent. It is most associated with the gothic- and electro-scene but it also has a huge bunch of classical music parts. However the main focus is laying on their texts which tell about hate, mourning, despair, madness and all the fears living in most of us.
7) Janus or DJ Janus is an upcoming hardcore DJ/Producer from Holland. Mostly intrested in Artcore, UK and Early Rave. His main influences are Ruffneck and Ophidian.
Ich will seinen Kopf
Janus Lyrics
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Wie ein Brocken blutiges Fleisch"
Ich will seinen Kopf
Abgetrennt vom Rumpf
Dort, wo sein Grinsen war
Nur noch der blanke Stumpf
Ich träume davon
Wie ein Stück Vieh
Zieh mich zurück
In eine Rachephantasie
Doch satt macht sie nie
Ich frag mich, wann ist es soweit?
Wann ist er Vergangenheit?
Wann räumt die Erinnerung das Feld?
Wann verschwindet er aus meiner Welt?
Ich rede, du
Hörst nicht zu
Bist längst fort
Fort von hier, fort von mir
An einem Ort
Den du siehst
Nachts im Traum
Wenn du schreist, wenn du fliehst
Dumpfer Schmerz
hüllt dich ein
Deckt dich zu
Trägt dich fort, löscht dich aus
Eine Wunde, die
Nie verheilt
Die ewig brennt
Ewig quält, ewig schreit
Ich will seinen Kopf
Geschoren und verbrannt
Erst nehm ich ihm den Stolz
Dann die Finger seiner Hand
Ich träume davon, ihn zu quälen
Bis aufs Blut
Suche verzweifelt ein Ventil
Für meine Wut
dDch es ist nie genug
Ich frag mich, wann ist es soweit?
Wann beginnt sie, unsere Zeit?
Wann räumt die Erinnerung das Feld?
Wann verschwindet er aus meiner Welt?
Ich frage mich, ist es je soweit?
Bleibt uns beiden noch die Zeit?
Verlang ich nicht zuviel von dir?
Findest du den Weg zu mir?
Ich rede, du
Hörst nicht zu
Bist längst fort
Fort von hier, fort von mir
An einem Ort
Den du siehst
Nachts im Traum
Wenn du schreist, wenn du fliehst
Dumpfer Schmerz
hüllt dich ein
Deckt dich zu
Trägt dich fort, löscht dich aus
Eine Wunde, die
Nie verheilt
Die ewig brennt
Ewig quält, ewig schreit
Wann findest du den Weg zu mir?
Wann findest du den Weg zu mir?
Findest du den Weg zu mir?
Findest du den Weg zu mir?
The first two lines of the song describe the singer's desire to inflict harm on someone, seeing them as nothing more than a bloody piece of meat. The chorus then reveals that the singer wants to decapitate this person, removing their head from their body. The singer dreams of inflicting pain and torture on this person, but their desire for revenge is never satisfied. The second verse then speaks to the singer's own pain and trauma, wondering when they will be able to move on and forget about the person who has hurt them. The final verse questions whether the person they are seeking revenge on will ever come to them, or if they are forever trapped in a cycle of pain and misery.
Overall, the song seems to be about extreme anger and a desire for revenge. The lyrics suggest that the singer has been deeply hurt by someone and wants to hurt them in return, but they also acknowledge the pain and trauma they themselves are experiencing. The desire for revenge is never fulfilled, and appears to be more of a coping mechanism than a real solution to the singer's problems.
Line by Line Meaning
Sieh dich an wie du da liegst
Wie ein Brocken blutiges Fleisch
Describing the person being referred to as a bloody piece of meat, the singer expresses his violent desire to cut off their head, leaving only a bloody stump where their face used to be.
Ich will seinen Kopf
Abgetrennt vom Rumpf
Dort, wo sein Grinsen war
Nur noch der blanke Stumpf
The singer is expressing his desire to decapitate the person he is referring to and leave only a blank stump where their face used to be, in order to satisfy his violent fantasies of revenge.
Ich träume davon
Ihn auszunehmen
Wie ein Stück Vieh
Zieh mich zurück
In eine Rachephantasie
Doch satt macht sie nie
The singer reveals his violent fantasies of treating the person he is referring to like an animal, and his desire for revenge that can never be fully satisfied.
Ich frag mich, wann ist es soweit?
Wann ist er Vergangenheit?
Wann räumt die Erinnerung das Feld?
Wann verschwindet er aus meiner Welt?
The singer wonders when the person he is referring to will become a thing of the past and be forgotten, and when he will be able to move on from his desire for revenge and erase this person from his life.
Ich rede, du
Hörst nicht zu
Bist längst fort
Fort von hier, fort von mir
An einem Ort
Den du siehst
Nachts im Traum
Wenn du schreist, wenn du fliehst
Dumpfer Schmerz
hüllt dich ein
Deckt dich zu
Trägt dich fort, löscht dich aus
Eine Wunde, die
Nie verheilt
Die ewig brennt
Ewig quält, ewig schreit
The singer addresses the person he is referring to, acknowledging that they are gone, likely haunted by their own pain, and expressing the impact this person has had on his life, leaving a wound that never heals and causes endless pain and suffering.
Wann findest du den Weg zu mir?
Wann findest du den Weg zu mir?
Findest du den Weg zu mir?
Findest du den Weg zu mir?
The singer concludes the song by questioning if the person he is referring to will ever come back to him, and if they do, whether they will be able to find a way to reconcile.
Contributed by Adrian T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
SereD88
Das Lied ist der reinste Wahnsinn!! Hammer Song..
Thorleif Erichson
Genau der Gedanke den ich gerade hatte, als ich das Lied anklickte!
꧁Ðark Dream Team꧁
super song
Thomas Gand Alf
Diese Band ist völlig underratet
KerkerAusKristall
Aus welchem Film sind die zwei Textpassagen "Sieh Dich an wie Du da liegst....&....Wo willst Du hin,Schwester,versuch nicht vor mir wegzulaufen..." ??? Danke,lg,Sam
OpalAuge
@SasamitdemEsel Ich liebe dich, Mann! Ich hab letztens ewig danach im Internet gesucht. Das stand mal auf GIFZ, aber GIFZ wurde vom netz genommen wegen Rechtsverletzung. Danke für die Zitatquelle!
KerkerAusKristall
@SasamitdemEsel Herzlichen Dank! Lg aus Wien,Sam
Sascha Wahmhoff
@KerkerAusKristall Das Zitat stammt aus dem Film Gangster Nr. 1.
Thomas Gretyl
@SasamitdemEsel warum zur hölle willst du seinen kopf unbedingt with lycris ?? nimm doch den text einfach aufm tonband/mp3-player auf... sparste dir das schreiben ;) zudem kannst dass ganze dann noch zu nen mega hit vearbeiten xP greetz nighty
narbenkind
@brodycious Und stolz drauf :-)