The best Eberhard Weber albums
9 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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Silent Feet
1978
Showcases Eberhard Weber's dense textures and rhythmic interplay, creating an immersive experience that encapsulates his unique sound in a cohesive manner.
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Silent Feet Start here
1978
Eberhard Weber's Silent Feet unfolds as a lush tapestry of melodic jazz fusion, blending intricate bass lines with ethereal textures.
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Fluid Rustle
1979
Eberhard Weber's immersive fusion blends intricate basslines with ethereal melodies, creating a sonic landscape that invites deep contemplation.
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Later That Evening
1982
Eberhard Weber's compositions merge intricate jazz fusion with lush, atmospheric soundscapes and a meditative groove.
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The Following Morning
1976
A lush tapestry of jazz fusion, blending intricate bass lines with ethereal melodies and expansive improvisations.
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Endless Days
2001
A rich tapestry of melodic jazz fusion, weaving intricate bass lines with lush instrumental layers and evocative themes.
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Pendulum
1993
Eberhard Weber's Pendulum weaves intricate bass lines with lush, atmospheric textures that evoke a dreamlike jazz landscape.
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The Colours of Chloë
1974
Eberhard Weber's work blends intricate jazz fusion with lush, atmospheric soundscapes that evoke a vivid auditory palette.
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Little Movements
1980
Eberhard Weber weaves intricate bass lines with atmospheric synths, creating a meditative blend of jazz and progressive soundscapes.
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Chorus
1984
A seamless blend of intricate bass lines, ethereal textures, and immersive melodies that redefine the boundaries of jazz fusion.