I need krautrock recommendations (please)

-AGITATION FREE
     -Malesch
     -Second

-BRÖSELMASCHIENE
     -Bröselmaschiene

-GURU GURU
     -Space Ship : The Best Of
     -Essen 1970

-NEU!
     -Neu!

-EROC
     -Eroc

-POPOL VUH
     -The Best of Popol Vuh
     -Aguirre

-ACHIM REICHEL
     -Die Grüne Reise

-TANGERINE DREAM
     -Alpha Centauri
     -Phaedra
     -Ricochet
     -Electronic Meditation

-AMON DÜÜL II
     -Phallus Dei
     -Yeti

-BRÜHWARM
     -Entartet

-HÖLDERLIN
     -Hölderlins Traum

-THE COSMIC JOKERS
     -The Cosmic Jokers
     -Galactic Supermarket
     -Planeten Sit-In
     -Gilles Zeitschiff
     -Sci Fi Party

-HOLGER CZUKAY
     -Movies
     -On The Way to The Peak of Normal
     -Rome Remains Rome

-FAUST
     -Faust Tapes
     -Outside The Dream Syndicate

-ASH RA TEMPEL
     -Ash Ra Tempel
     -Schwingungen
     -Starring Rosi
     -Join Inn
     -Seven Up

-WALTER WEGMÜLLER
     -Tarot

-CAN
     -Tago Mago
     -Ege Bamyasi
     -Future Days
     -Soon Over Babaluma
     -Saw Delight

-ELOY
     -Inside

-NECRONOMICON
     -Tips Zum Selbstmord

-GÄA
     -Auf Der Bahn Zum Uranus

-YATHA SIDHRA
     - A Meditation Mass

-FLOH DE COLOGNE
     -Profitgeier

-ORGANISATION
     -Tone Float (1970)

-CHECKPOINT CHARLIE
     -Frühling Der Krüppel
     -Grüss Gott Mit Hellem Kläng

-RAMSES
     -La Leyla

-ANNEXUS QUAM
     -Osmose

-WALLENSTEIN
     -Blitzkrieg

-WITTHÜSER & WESTRUPP
     -Der Jesuspliz
     -Trips & Träume

-KYRIE ELEISON
     -The Fountain Beyond The Sunrise

-GROBSCHNITT
     -Grobschnitt
     -Solar Music LIVE
     -Rockpommel’s Land
     -Jumbo

-KLAUS SCHULZE
     -Irrlicht

-SERGIUS GOLOWIN
        -Lord Krishna Von Goloka

Just been introduced to Exmagma - nothing to do with Magma. Seem to be  influenced by Soft Machine  (Third and before), however, liner notes suggest (to complicate things) a lot of ingestion of hallucinogens, with the album being the result of trying play Soft Machine tunes some fair way out of their skulls!

I agree with Alucard, but I have no labels for bands like Faust, Ash Ra Tempel or Guru... anyway, here is my list:

Cosmic Jokers, Ash Ra Tempel, Grobschnitt (Solar Music Live is superb!!) Manuel Gottschling, Eroc, Sergius Golowin and Holger Czukay... and of course SPEKTAKEL!!

Alucard wrote:  'Krautrock' is an outdated term and was mainly used in the beginning of the 70's for the first wave of german rock bands. Most of these bands have only one common point that they were based in Germany.The first groups are closely linked to the labels Pilz,Ohr and Kosmische Kuriere the second wave mainly to the Brain label. The majority of the bands does not sing in german.Stylistically spoken there are several orientations: Jazz Rock: Agiation Free, Embryo, Kraan, SFF, Guru-Guru, Missus Beastly, Curt Cress, Snowball, Passport Symphonic: Triumvirat, Grobschnitt, Wallenstein, Novalis, Eloy, Satin Whale, Ramses, Streetmark  Heavy: Jane, Eloy(beginning) Folk Rock: Hölderlin, Ogenweide, Jerry Berkers, Witthüser& Westrupp, Bröselmaschine Psychedelic : Amon Düul,Mythos,Walpurgis Düsseldorf: Neu, Kraftwerk, La Düsseldorf Electronic : Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Popol Vuh, Eroc Politic Rock : Floh de Cologne, Ton, Stein &Scherben, Checkpoint Charlie +some bands and musicians hard to classify: Can, Holger Czukay, Irmin Schmidt, Cluster,Faust, Harmonia,Sergius Golowin

Of Hölderlin only the first album "Hölderlin's Traum" is Folk Rock, the rest is Symphonic Prog. And it is Ougenweide and not Ogenweide. Not really sure I'd put Agitation Free or SFF under Fusion either. And Guru Guru changed style with almost every album. Embryo are certainly fusion influenced, but later a lot of "World Music" entered their albums. In the section "Polit Rock" the name of the band is "Ton, Steine, Scherben" (a wordplay with the name of one of the German worker unions, "Bau, Steine, Erden").

The bands Frumpy and Atlantis with singer Inga Rumpf deserve a mentioning too. They play a more traditional, blues-oriented rock, with some funk elements in the case of Atlantis. I highly recommend their live albums.

Yes, Frumpy is amazing (don't know much about Atlantis) - better than Birth Control, which is good too - their "Hoodoo Man" album is very interesting.