Dec 18, 1978
Leinedomizil, Hannover, Germany
"TÜRKIS" - tour
source: fm recording in a "B+" quality by AXELR
aired by german radio 'today:fm'
cover artwork by AXELR inside
1. Fetzenotto 5:18
2. Rückwärts Auf Die Null 7:55
3. You Need Some Speed 10:35
4. Türkis 10:33
5. Siebert (Herr Siebert Und Die Sieben Siebe) 6:56
-total time 41:21 min.
lineup:
Klaus Kreuzeder - sax, lyricon
Matz Steinke - bass
Lutz Oldemeier - drums
Freddy Setz - drums, perc, organ
Helmut Meier-Limberg - perc
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4 comments:
"Kraut" rock? I am definitely not German, but
Kraut Rock (as I understand it) is a label given affectionately to a style of rock unique to Germany.
If this is incorrect I will remove the tag immediately.
According to wiki:
Krautrock is a generic name for the experimental music scenes that appeared in Germany in the late 1960s and gained popularity throughout the 1970s, especially in Britain. The term is a result of the English-speaking world's reception of the music at the time and not a reference to any one particular scene, style, or movement, as many krautrock artists were not familiar with one another. BBC DJ John Peel in particular is largely credited with spreading the reputation of krautrock outside of the German-speaking world.
Alright very nice Dave...Aera indeed would be considered Krautrock and a live performance from them is very welcome to my collection of Krautrock/Progrock. Thank you so much for another fabulous post!!!
Dear Dave,
thanks for sharing that one.
Another Topic, there is a new Kiss' Box Set names Kiss Karton on Godfather Records. Request, any chance to see posted this gem on Kiss on QB? Thanks for your answer and for all you share with us.
Best regards from SouthAmerica, K.
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