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Aera was a 70s German underground fusion band that recorded some excellent albums for the Erlkonig label. Long Hair Music has unearthed a 2CD collection of unreleased material from an earlier incarnation of the band.
$28.00 -
"Reissue of the second album (1969) by this 'hitwonder' from Germany. The band developed and refined their music toward psychedelic rock without denying the psych pop roots. The tracks became longer, the instrumentation many sided (great sitar in 'Let die').
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Legit reissue of this classic 1969 release by The Wolfgang Dauner Group. Originally released as a private pressing it was repackaged and released on the Brain label a few years label.
$22.00 -
One of the great krautrock albums of the 70s. After the release of the first album the band went through a radical lineup change with only bassist Reinhard Kawatky left. He brought in drummer Peter Giger, and Vita Nova guitarist Eddy Marron. Marron's playing is quite amazing and frenetic.
$23.00 -
"Dzyan's Electric Silence (1975) would prove to be their last effort for almost 25 years until the collective re-surfaced in 2000 to produce one more album(haven't heard it yet).
$18.00 -
Legit reissue (on Long Hair Music) of the first album from this essential German band. The lineup and overall sound was quite different from the two more familiar albums "Time Machine" and "Electric Silence".
$18.00 -
First album from this underrated German/Eastern European band. This version of the band were a blend of prog and jazz rock not too dissimilar to Chicago Transit Authority and (dare I mention them?) Blood Sweat And Tears.
$18.00 -
"This is a real sensation! Eulenspygel´s English version of 'Ausschuss' was intended for release by Intercord in 1972, but never went beyond the status of an 8-track that had been produced for the American market.
$24.00 -
Here's another one of those great German bands that fell through the cracks but thanks to Long Hair Music, their music is available for us to hear. For Example was a large scale ensemble HEAVILY influenced by Chicago Transit Authority.
$23.00 -
"This is the first official reissue on CD of this extremely rare album, originally released in 1978 on the Brutkasten label. A very varied fusion album IM TAL DER EMMEN blends Embryo and Zappa/Mothers like rock and jazz mixtures, with a rich instrumental palette, full of solos and invention.
$24.00 -
Gomorrha was a German band from Cologne that formed in 1969. Trauma was originally recorded with German lyrics in 1970. Dissatisfied with the results the band re-recorded the album but with English lyrics. The album was released by Cornet (a subsidiary of BASF).
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Great second album from this German underground band. Trauma was a fine album, but the follow up features a revised lineup and a more mature sound. The music definitely veered towards the harder side of the progressive spectrum. Tracks are longer and concepts are more developed.
$19.00 -
"Originally released in 1979, these recordings show the first solo efforts by formerly Aera leader, guitar player and composer Muck Groh. But in fact this album wasnt a solo album but could be described at the third Aera album of Aeras first decade line-up.
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"First official CD release of one of the most legendary German small label pressed albums. Originally released in 1971, this album is an intense and bombastic hybrid between heavy fuzz acid guitar, instinctive free rock improvisations and some lyrical, classical influenced interludes/fragments.
$24.00 -
Long Hair Music release combines the badn's SWF radio session from 1971 with a new album that they recorded in 2001. Your move.
$15.00 -
One of the killer albums from the German underground. Nosferatu has always been a big ticket item on the collector's scene and with good reason. Raw, high energy outbursts of organ, guitar, flute and sax - it is a mix of progressive and hard rock that is perfect for its time.
$23.00 -
Well I guess the Odin tape vault has been opened after all these years. In addition to Long Hair Music's SWF release we get this live recording from Maxim club in Schweinfurt, Germany in September 1971. Its a mix of original and voer tunes.
$23.00 -
Shockingly good live 2CD set from the reformed incarnation of this 70s German band that recorded two albums for Pilz. This was recorded by a German radio station at Spirit of 66 in Belgium.
$27.00 -
I had not thought about this album for years so my first surprise was to see it reissued on CD. My second surprise is that it comes to us courtesy of the German label Long Hair Records. Sabicas was one of the world renowned flamenco guitarists.
$18.00 -
"Straight to the Krankenhaus is the 4th full-length studio album by Danish progrock-jazz/ fusion act Secret Oyster. The album was composed and recorded simultaneously with Vidunderlige Kælling (1975) but was not released until late 1976/ early 1977.
$24.00 -
"The recordings of 'Striptease' were a long time lost. In 1975 Secret Oyster had reached broad acceptance in Danish cultural life and on the music scene. Their 3rd album 'Vidunderlige Kaelling (Astarte)', reissued on vinyl and CD by LongHair, received massive media attention and a big audience.
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"Originally released on CBS in 1971, and now for the first time on CD. These 4 guys from Bremen (Northern Germany) played with US West coast feel in some ways comparable to Quicksilver, but with the unique Kraut flavour.
$24.00 -
"In 1975 we got together with keyboardist and vocalist Gerd Lueken and bassist Heinz Sander so as to perform live once more as Thirsty Moon. Both musicians used to play in the Bremen band “Train”.
$23.00 -
"I have to admit that i avoid albums that have hideous cover art along with bad band names for the most part. After all, if a band can’t lure you in with some eye-catching visuals and a clever moniker then why would i want to check out the music?
$31.00