Uve Schikora und seine Gruppe-Das Gewitter,LP,1972,Germany (former DDR)

Here's what Crack In The Cosmic Edge writes:
"An obscure DDR band, who took a step on from pop music, blending in psychedelia and Krautrock, to make something quite unique. Beyond Die Puhdys, quaintly dated, yet with the raw edge of invention, and hints of Nosferatu and Xhol in the instrumentals. It shows that, had history been different, bands like this may have blossomed like their Western counterparts.
Uve Schikora (vocals, soprano sax, piano, organ), Michael Schubert (vocals, 12-string guitar), Bernd Müller (organ), Jürgen Matkiowitz (guitar), Jurgen Diessner (bass), Reiner Miehatsch (drums), + Frank Schöbel (vocals)."
Uve Schikora (vocals, soprano sax, piano, organ), Michael Schubert (vocals, 12-string guitar), Bernd Müller (organ), Jürgen Matkiowitz (guitar), Jurgen Diessner (bass), Reiner Miehatsch (drums), + Frank Schöbel (vocals)."
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3 comments:
oh wow, that is so bad that it is great at the same time ^^
It reminds me on Brainticked (the last track) or Sweet Smoke.
The melodies/vocals are so typical for this Rockmusic in GDR ;-)
I always asked myself if there was some kind of psychedelica in former GDR musicscene (beside the progrock heros "Stern meissen combo" or Karat haha ;-))
And here you post a record that fits in my imagination of these kind of music in GDR. (I asked myself if there are some really bad underground recordings of freaked out music - beside this "boring" jazz/prog "gedudel" - some kind of noise music in GDR before 1980? I can't belive that, but I think there must be something on rotten tapes in an attic, because Amiga would never release that ;-))
finally got around to listening to this one - thanks alot. interesting to compare it to another favorite release from that time - Hauch von Frühling by Manfred Krug. but true, this one has alot of "gedudel" im vergleich. i still think its interesting to hear what was being sold as pop music in the gdr back then.
and ive heard stories of the weird underground around this time too. . no tapes though!
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