Name: Kraut – Progressive Rock From The Gdr Archives, 1970 – 1975, Vol.1
Brand: Various

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BCD17625

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Limited edition

Release date

2022-10-07

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4000127176257

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2 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Various

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Krautrock

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Bear Family

<p>Bear Family Records is a German label that was founded in 1975 by [a902591]. They specialize in reissuing vintage music, including genres like Country, Rock & Roll, Beat, and old German movie soundtracks. The label has an extensive catalog with unique appendices that serve as price codes for their releases. These appendices are part of the catalog number and can be found on the company's website. Bear Family Records is known for their high-quality reissues and dedication to preserving music history.</p>

2-CD (Digisleeve) with 76-page booklet, 28 single tracks, total playing time approx. 140 min. Progressive rock from the German Democratic Republic! Never before has the GDR scene been honored so extensively with studio and live recordings. Bear Family Records has documented what was happening in GDR rock off the mainstream by means of well-known rarities and some that have never before been released on record. From around 1970 onwards, highly skilled musicians began to copy the sound of their Western idols. The state's cultural policy had banished followers of western juvenile culture into the underground with restrictions and bans as early as 1965. There was "no beat ban" for progressive artists in the socialist brother countries such as Poland and the CSSR - the technical and artistic lead was correspondingly enormous, role models for the burgeoning young GDR scene. <i>Progressives aus DDR-Archiven</i> brings together on two CDs the crème de la crème of the rock scene of the GDR and other socialist countries at the time, with recordings for AMIGA and the Deutsche Rundfunkarchiv (DRA). The masters originated between 1970 and 1975 and were stylishly compiled by journalist and East German rock connoisseur, Marcus Heumann.

CD #1 01 Peter Holten Septett - Weiter, Weiter 02 WIR - Zeit * 03 Die Skalden (Skaldowie) - Kennst Du das nicht (Czasem kochac chesz) * 04 Bayon - Input * 05 Rote Gitarren - Wachsein im Dunkel 06 Ekkehard Sander Septett - Märchen * 07 Puhdys - Steige nicht auf einen Baum 08 Joco Dev Sextett - Stapellauf (Erstfassung) 09 Pavol Hammel &amp;amp; Prudy - Schluss mit den Märchen 10 Uve Schikora und seine Gruppe - Deine Augen 11 Bürkholz Formation - Sei kein Vulkan 12 Zerbrechlicher Schwung - Omega 13 Breakout - Ich hab die Sonne (Na dnie mych oczu) * 14 Collegium Musicum - Hommage à Johann Sebastian Bach Tracklist

CD #2 01 electra combo - Tritt ein in den Dom 02 Nautiks - Wir gehen am Meer 03 Lift - Roter Stein 04 Blue Effect - Clara * 05 Klaus Renft Combo - Was mir fehlt 06 Kati Kovács und die Juventus Gruppe - Wind, komm, bring den Regen her (Add Már Uram Az Esöt) 07 Panta Rhei - Gib dir selber eine Chance 08 Hungaria - Die Farben der Natur 09 Ein ferner Punkt (Jak Znikajacy Punkt) * / Die Skalden (Skaldowie) - Die Skalden (Skaldowie) 10 Set - Eisen 11 Illés - Hier stand die Sonne hoch 12 Klosterbrüder &amp; Stern Combo Meißen - Gedanken an Fusion: Aktivität 13 Jürgen Kerth - Nacht unterwegs 14 Modern Septett Berlin - Sagen

Kraut – Progressive Rock From The Gdr Archives, 1970 – 1975, Vol.1

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