Your fave German Prog albums? |
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David_D
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thanks, Ian
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quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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Mellotron Storm
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About half of my list has been mentioned so I'll mention the other 20 plus albums.
Gunter Schikert- Uberfallig - Kinder In Der Wildness GAM- Eizsiet Cosmic Jokers- Galactic Supermarket Frumpy- 2 Tangerine Dream- Electronic meditation Popol Vuh- Letzte Tage Letzte Nachte Mythos- Mythos Kraan- Kraan Prosper- Broken Door Dennis- Hyperthalamus Can- Monster Movie - Delay 68 - Soundtracks Guru Guru- Kanguru Ash Ra Tempel- Join Inn - Schwingungen
Agitation Free- Last Brainticket- Celestial Ocean Et Cetera- Knircsh Tangerine Dream- Electronic meditation Ikarus- Ikarus Embryo- Embryo's Rache |
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(One per artist) 1. Can - Tago Mago 2. Triumvirat - Spartacus 3. Holger Czukay - Movies 4. Popol Vuh - Aguirre 5. ID Company - ID Company 6. Eiliff - Eiliff 7. Tangerine Dream - Zeit 8. Kluster - Zwei-Osterei 9. Euphorium_Freakestra - Free Electric Supergroup 10. Brainstorm - Second Smile 11. Eroc - Eroc 12. Technical Space Composer's Crew - Canaxis 5
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David_D
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Paul, a bit off-topic, but I admire your psychological knowledge and wisdom, for not to talk about the goodness of your heart - and thank you very much again for all your help at many different occasions.
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quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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Psychedelic Paul
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Danke Schoen.
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Off the top of my head,
Can | Future Days (my #1 album all-time) Michael Hoenig | Departure from the Northern Wasteland Amon Düül II | Tanz der Lemminge Kraan | Wiederhören Embryo | Embryo’s Reise Tangerine Dream | Phaedra Klaus Schulze | Mirage Faust | The Faust Tapes |
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far too many... but following HolyMoly's lead with the cranial attic houseclean: Amon Duul II, Yeti... Can, Future Days... Tangerine Dream, Atem... Klaus Schulze, Body Love... Ash Ra Tempel, Inventions for Electric Guitar... Popol Vuh, In Den Garten Pharaos, ... Eberhard Schoener, Meditation... Harmonia, Deluxe... Cosmic Jokers, s/t... Embryo, Steig Aus... and that is only giving one selection per artist. cheers!
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These are the German prog albums that I feel the most attached to:
Sylvan Posthumous Silence (2006)
Amenophis s/t (1983) Anyone's Daughter Adonis (1979) Sylvan Home (2015) Sylvan Force of Gravity (2009) Faun Eden (2011) Faun Renaissance (2005) Faun Luna (2014) Fauns Awaiting the Sun (2011) Bröselmachine s/t (1971) Hölderlin Hölderlin's Traum (1972) Neuschwanstein Battlement (1979) Klaus Schulze Deus Arrakis (2022) Klaus Schulze Kontinuum (2007) Klaus Schulze X (1979) Klaus Schulze Mirage (1976) Popol Vuh Hosianna Mantra (1972) Agitation Free Malesch (1972) Ash Ra Tempel s/t (1971) Tangerine Dream Rubycon (1975) Eden Erwartung (1978) Frequency Drift Ghosts… (2011) Electric Orange Morbus (2007) Electric Orange Volume 10 (2014) Eberhard Weber The Following Morning (1977) |
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Mellotron Storm
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Your list Drew reminded me that my list was all Krautrock nothing else. I need to come up with some other German albums.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
"Sad Rain" ANEKDOTEN |
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A few that are on peoples' lists already here. Of these, my faves are: Grobschnitt, Rockpommels Land Triumvirat, Spartacus Kraan, Kraan (which I got while in Germany) Holderlin, Holderlin's Traum Can, Ege Basayami and Tago Mago Tangerine Dream: Rubycon and Phaedra Frumpy 2 Popul Vuh, Hosianna Mantra And maybe some I'm missing, but even with all these, it still seems to me that there isn't as much great Prog rock coming out of Germany as there might be. |
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I have many:) Can - Monster Movie, Soundtracks, Ege Bamyasi, Tago Mago, Future Days, Soon Over Babaluma (Landed is wonderful as well) Kraftwerk - Die Mensch-Maschine and the rest - I wouldn't be without any release 1970-1986 Popol Vuh - Nosferatu: On the Way to a Little Way / Brüder Des Schattens - Söhne Des Lichts (and everything up the early 1980's) Cosmic Jokers - Galactic Supermarket (& St.) Tangerine Dream - Phaedra (+ every relase 1971-1977++) Klaus Schulze - Mirage (& the rest of the seventies + Dig It ÷ Dune/Picture Music) Embryo - Stieg Aus, Reise (but they've got like six equally strong contenders) Between - And the Waters Opened, Stille über der Zeit: Silence Beyond Time Amon Düül II - Yeti (or: three first) Faust - So Far (+IV) Kraan - Kraan Cluster - Zuckerzeit Dzyan - Electric Silence Harmonia - Music Von Harmonia, Deluxe, Tracks and Traces Agitation Free - Malesch, Second Kollektiv - SWF-Sessions Volume 5 NEU! - NEU!, NEU! '75 Günter Schickert - Überfällig (+ GAM - Eiszeit) A La Ping Pong - Go Go Pongs Peter Frohmader - Nekropolis - Musik Aus Dem Schattenreich, Nekropolis 2 -Also
debut -or only album by: Frankie Dymon Jr, Dom, Yatha Sidhra, Ash Ra
Tempel, Deuter, Brave New World, Kalacackra, A.R + Machines, Tortilla
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David_D
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You've got too far East with this one.
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David_D
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very nice with all these new lists
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BrufordFreak
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In the OP, David made mention of German prog outside of the 1970s, and yet very, very few mentions are being made of the wonderful progressive rock music that has come out of Germany in the 21st Century. I find this neglect to be an incomplete representation as well as a slap in the face of hard-working German artists who have been creating great music since the 1970s. Are we zombies, stumbling through life somnambulistically with an ever-fixed playlist in our brains? Come on people! Wake up! Explore the very-much-alive world of this, the 21st Century!
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I'm still waking up to the wonderful German prog from the classic 1970's era, having not yet made it halfway through my first A-Z playlist of German prog. I also discovered a British Krautrock band by the name of The Utopia Strong, featuring snooker legend Steve Davis, which I found Interesting. |
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David_D
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A very good book about and guide to mainly Krautrock but also other German Prog is Krautrock: Cosmic Rock and Its Legacy (2009) edited by Nikolaos Kotsopoulos.
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Every album from Avantasia.
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high quality Symph Power Metal, but not really prog...
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