
Weidorje (pronounced VAY-dorj) were a French band that was a shortlived offshoot of Magma. Their sole selftitled album was released in 1978. Their name is Kobaïan for "Celestial Wheel" (which might explain the UFO on the cover?) and was taken from a song from Magma's Üdü Wüdü album (which is the most similar album to Weidorje's sole release). One could almost describe it as the ultimate bass guitar album, though it owes a strong debt to Magma for the operatic vocals and seems to also drawn on Magma's subtle John Coltrane influences.
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Vilna
Booldemug
Elohims Voyage
Rondeau
Kolinda
Elohim's Voyage
Rondeau (live)
Kolinda (live)
Weidorje
Arrive
Urantia
Mitchinoku
Untitled
Elohim's Voyage (Live)
Booldemug (Live)
Vilna (Live)
Urantia (Live)
Weidorje (Live)
Une Parcelle D'Urantia
02._Vilna
03._Booldemug
01._Elohim's_Voyage
Elohims voyageoyage
Vilna (Transistor Heart edit)
Kolinda [live]
Rondeau [live]
04._Rondeau_(live)
Final D'Urantia
05._Kolinda_(live)
Original
04
Nor
Final d'Urantia (version 1)
Elohim's_Voyage
Vilna (feat. Patrick Gauthier, Patrick Gauthier)
02
01
Elohims voyage (feat. Bernard Paganotti, Bernard Paganotti)
03
Rondeau* [live]
Kolinda* [live]
Arrive (Une Parcelle D'Urantia)
Track 1
Una Parcelle D'Urantia
Unreleased 01
Booldemug (feat. Patrick Gauthier, Patrick Gauthier)
Kolinda (feat. Michel Ettori, Michel Ettori)
proto-Mitchinoku
02-Vilna (Transistor Heart EDIT)
05-Kolinda (Live)
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