God Has Failed

God Has Failed

Infobox Album | Name = God Has Failed
Type = Album
Artist = RPWL


Released = Start date|2000
Recorded = Metalworks Studios, 1984
Genre = Progressive rock
Length = 61:54
Label = Tempus Fugit
Producer = Yogi Lang - Karlheinz Wallner
Reviews = *ProgressiveWorld.net Rating|5|5 [http://www.progressiveworld.net/rpwl5.html Read]
Last album =
This album = "God Has Failed"
(2000)
Next album = "Trying to kiss the sun"
(2001)

"God Has Failed" is a studio album by the German progressive rock band RPWL, released in 2000. It was the band's debut studio album.

Track listing

# "Hole In Sky - ( 8:22 )
#*"Part 1: Fly"*
#*"Part 2: Crawl To You"*
# "Who Do You Think We Are - ( 4:15 )
# "Wait Five Years - ( 3:00 )
# "What I Need part 1 - (7:15)
#*"Part 1: Leaving ( 1:56 )
#*"Part 2: What I need ( 5:19 )
# "In Your Dreams - ( 6:47 )
# "It's Allright - ( 5:21 )
# "Crazy Lane - ( 4:43 )
# "Fool - ( 5:27 )
# "Hole in sky part 3: the promise ( 2:39 )
# "Spring Of Freedom - ( 5:52 )
# "Farewell - ( 5;50 )
# "God has failed - ( 2:16 )

Personnel

* Yogi Lang - Vocals, keyboards
* Karlheinz Wallner - Guitars
* Chris Postl - Bass
* Phil Paul Rissettio - Drums

Production

Produced by Lang and WallnerRecorded and mixed at FarmlandsCover design by Stefan WittmannPhotos by Birgit Bittermann

External links

* [http://www.rpwl.de/ The Official RPWL Homepage]
* [http://members.lycos.nl/rpwlfansite/id33.htm Album Info At Fan Site]


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