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Tag Archives: Holger Adam
A.R. & Machines – Die grüne Reise
When it comes to adopting international musical styles it’s easy to see that Achim Reichel was slightly ahead of his (German) times: He founded The Rattles, the ‘German Beatles’, in 1960, toured England briefly with The Rolling Stones and Bo … Continue reading
Musikalische Gruppen-Improvisation
“This record contains various examples of ‚musical group-improvisations”. Yes it does. The self-explanatory title of the record and the first sentence of the accompanying notes are as precise as demystifying. It’s a bunch of people (not trained musicians, necessarily) improvising … Continue reading
Djong Yun – Du sollst lieben / Ave Maria
Djong Yun (daughter of the famous composer Isang Yun) contributed vocals to Popol Vuh records such as “Hosianna Mantra” and “Einsjäger & Siebenjäger”, for example. And maybe most Krautrock fans know her from performing “Kyrie“ together with Popol Vuh on … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, Bettina Fricke, Conny Veit, Djong Yun, Florian Fricke, Holger Adam, Klaus Wiese, Robert Eliscu, United Artists
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Reinhard Lakomy – Das Geheime Leben + Der Traum Von Asgard + (with Rainer Oleak) Zeiten
This is cosmic music from the “other side” – literally. It’s electronic music from East Germany aka the GDR. Reinhard Lakomy (who died in March 2013) was already a very famous musician when he decided to record electronic music on … Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 1983, 1985, AMIGA, Holger Adam, Rainer Oleak, Reinhard Lakomy
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Organisation – Tone Float
Frankly, I’m not much of a Kraftwerk fan, so to me the Organisation record is more precious than any of the music Florian Schneider and Ralf Huetter recorded in the years following. “Tone Float” (recorded as a five-piece-band with Basil … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, Basil Hammoudi, Butch Hauf, Conny Plank, Florian Schneider, Fred Monicks, Holger Adam, Ralf Hütter, RCA
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Bernd Witthüser – Lieder von Vampiren, Nonnen und Toten
“If I’d perform in front of miners and sing about how we’d sweat because of the exhausting mining-work the miners they’d laugh about me, since I haven’t gone to work for more than two years.” Bernd Witthüser refused to be … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, Bernd Witthüser, Holger Adam, Ohr, Walter Westrupp
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Ash Ra Tempel – Schwingungen
“Schwingungen”, released in 1972 on Ohr, is an exceptional Ash Ra Tempel record. Especially the guest-vocals by John L. make a big difference – and the record has sort of a concept or at least a leading theme to itself. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, Ash Ra Tempel, Hartmut Enke, Holger Adam, John L., Manuel Göttsching, Matthias Wehler, Ohr, Uli Popp, Wolfgang Müller
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German Oak – s/t
This is by far the scariest Krautrock record of all. Recorded 1972 in an air-raid shelter in Düsseldorf it is sort of channeling the German past. On the back of the record there’s a note: “As we played down there … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, Bunker Records, Harry Kallweit, Holger Adam, Manfred Uhr, Norbert Luckas, Wolfgang Franz Czaika
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Klaus Schulze – X
Klaus Schulze’s gift to himself to celebrate his tenth release is a 16-page-libretto included in this double-abum. Time for Klaus to look back on his career so far: from the early days in various groups to his adventures as a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1978, Brain, Harald Großkopf, Holger Adam, Klaus Schulze
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Popol Vuh – Brüder des Schattens, Söhne des Lichts / Nosferatu
These are the two records that both contain the same music: the original soundtrack to Werner Herzogs “Nosferatu”, both released on Brain records in 1978 – actually it is one release with one catalogue-number but two different covers. (There’s also … Continue reading
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Tagged 1978, Alois Gromer, Brain, Daniel Fichelscher, Florian Fricke, Gerhard Augustin, Holger Adam, Robert Eliscu, Ted De Jong
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