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From 1968 to 1974, I was present at the time when this new German music happened, locally as well as timely. I worked for or lived with some of these groups, and I saw and heard and spoke to groups when I worked on festivals. I had an open house for these groups and sometimes they stayed over night to save money for a hotel. I went to concerts of these groups even if I had nothing to do there professionally.
Ten to fifteen years before that, we had thousands of amateurs playing Dixieland. Then, in the late sixties, many amateurs started trying to copy American West Coast bands or the English blues rock groups. The German rock scene was born then and I was an active member. I was no musician myself but I was observing and helping and writing. I called myself then "Germany's second roadie" because the profession of "road manager" wasn't known then. The first "roadie" was a certain Hans Riebesehl from Hamburg. He founded a music magazine for this new music scene called Riebe's Fachblatt with some technical advice and also promoter's addresses and things like that. I also wrote for it.

Of course I was very interested in rock and pop and jazz music, and read everything available about it in German or English. I remember very well that "German" rock was just seen as a bad joke then (if noticed at all). I remember when I was invited in the (then) famous Speakeasy Club in London by Lee Jackson, the bass player of the Nice. The band that was playing that evening at the club was German. I can tell you that they left no impression. None of the present rock stars and their friends took notice. And from the conversation I remember that the most impressive thing for the Englishmen was the ugly name the band had: Birth Control. I remember that a group called Eloy was only a running gag among the insiders and journalists in Gemany (poor man's Pink Floyd or was it poor man's Moody Blues?). I remember Faust, who never was popular or widely known in Germany because it was an invention of an outside journalist, a promotion product, but not a real 'living' group.

In 1976, I was a Berlin concert promoter, knowing also this part of the business quite well. We did concerts for the Supremes, Jerry Lee Lewis, Leo Kottke, Bob Marley, and the like. Once we had a German band: Can. We had to use the smallest hall available (the same that Tangerine Dream was just recently playing in). This was not because we didn't want or like Can. The opposite is true. It was the audience that was not much interested in Can. After all, at about the same time - the mid to late seventies - concerts with Klaus Schulze or with Tangerine Dream filled the second largest hall in Berlin (5000 to 6000 seats).

Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and of course Kraftwerk were the only big groups then, worldwide and also in Germany. Still in the early nineties, Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream were the only ones that were mentioned in a British top 100 records list of some sort. I remember all the many French magazines I used to page through during the whole seventies- besides these three names, (and sometimes Ash Ra Tempel) hardly any German band was ever mentioned. Later we had of course some names that went big in German rock music and in Germany (alone), but all of those are not well regarded by these 'Krautrock' experts (because they are VERY successful here): Udo Lindenberg, Peter Maffay, Marius Mueller-Westerhagen, Herbert Groenemeier, etc.. For instance, what Udo Lindenberg did for the German rock music was a sensation then: he brought the German language into rock and he did it VERY well. It can be called a revolution for German rock even if their music isn't my cup of tea. But I have to accept their impact.

WHAT IS KRAUTROCK?
Too many people bother us by using keywords that are "like a red rag to a bull". Formerly it was "New Age", today it's "Krautrock". What is worse, most people believe in these words. We call them funnily "our Californians". Some of them call a boring 25 years old rock album "progressive" -- today! -- & I don't know what to answer.

There were hundreds if not thousands bands that played rock in Germany and copied English or American bands (how else?). Here are a few that were more known because they did records then: Birth Control, Lucifer's Friend, Franz K., Chris Braun Band, Eloy, Kathago, Epsilon, Gift, Grobschnitt, Hardcake Special, Hoelderlin, Ihre Kinder, Jane, Kin Ping Meh, Lilac Angels, Metropolis, Missus Beastly, Mythos, Thirsty Moon, Nine Days Wonder, Novalis, Panther, Parzival, Pell Mell, Randy Pie, Release Music Orchestra, Sameti, Sahara, Satin Whale, Scorpions, Sixty Nine, Thirsty Moon, Harlis, Ramses, Streetmark, Breakfast, Triumvirat, Wallenstein, Wind, Bastard, Blonker, Broeselmaschine, Bullfrog, Checkpoint Charlie, City, Condor, Dirty Dogs, Duesemberg, Epitaph, Gate, Harlis, Highway, Anyone's Daughter, Message, Schocke Fuehrs Froehling, To Be, Lady, Bakmak, Caro, Michels, Lutz Rahn, Mass, Munju, Octopus, Ougenweide, Pancake, Maniacs, Eisberg, Shaa Khan, Monroe, Dirk Steffens, Straight Shooter, Subway, Tiger B. Smith, Torfrock, Tritonus, Wolfsmond, Michael Wynn Band, Alcatraz, Eulenspygel, Fritz Mueller Band, Murphy Blend. . . all from just the seventies.

When it comes to CAN (a band that I regard highly), I cannot help but feel that they also first tried to copy Anglo-American music, and just because they were not able to do it well (especially because of the awful "German" beat, a typical hindrance of most German bands), whoopie, out came something new. What made them special was that they accepted it and went on to develop this as their "style". Not many groups dared to do this. Those who did are still great today: Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk.

And then there are most if not all East German rock groups who were even worse because they copied the West German copies. I remember: Puhdys, Stern Combo Meissen. . .

THE BOOKS
The Freemans, Julian Cope or Dag Asbjornsen all think that Krautrock is GREAT and who don't know the reality, or don't want to know about the reality. They only know about the music from records which are rare, foreign and exotic to them. After all, not one of the authors of all these books was present (locally and timely) when this music was actually made.

CRACKS IN THE COSMIC EGG- Steve Freeman/Alan Freeman
Steve and Alan Freeman say: "...almost every groundbreaking new form of music started in Germany" (!) and "...its influence can be found in all forms of modern music..." and "...there are hundreds of obscure bands that only made one-off albums, many of which were extraordinary..." Their whole book is dedicated to "the most important and influential musical movement of the 20th century." (Ouch, they have maybe never heard of, say Schoenberg, Stravinsky and the invention of "Jazz" and Blues that later led to Rock'n'Roll (...and that, much later, was copied poorly by some German kids...) "The Crack in the Cosmic Egg" still has too many errors and heavy wrong valuations, but not as much as most other books about this item.

I had one journalist here, who asked me seriously about Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser (for the German "Rolling Stone"). I knew him from past times. He was a publisher and producer before, and managed one of those bands in the seventies that is mentioned in the "Cosmic Egg" book. He was just laughing loudly when I showed him what the Freemans had written so admiringly about him and his group. In fact they were just a bunch of lousy amateurs who copied so-and-so, he admitted.

I had long friendly discussions with the two Freemans when they lived for a week here in my apartment. I gave up. I realized that they believe everything a musician told them, especially when it fits to their theory. They ask about things more sceptically only if it doesn't fit their thinking. At least, the Freemans interviewed many of the people who where present. Sadly they don't have the knowledge to separate promotion talk from the reality in all cases. But they tried hard. And they write in a playful style. I still like the Freemans. All in all, they did a good job. I recommend reading their book with critical eyes.

KRAUTROCKSAMPLER- Julian Cope
Cope is a lunatic, a crazy man (if I can trust the music lexicons). He was not present, he didn't ask the people who were present. He's just a fan with "a name". Yes, Cope is enthusiastic about his beloved exotic musical preferences. And if the media, the journalists and the people would take it just as that, great. Fine. Wonderful. But they BELIEVE it is the truth just because it's Julian Cope. Why do so many people always need "known names" to tell them what to believe? Can't they think for themselves? Can't they listen to the music, check a bit about the history, and make their own judgement. Is it really too much asked? Maybe. The other way it's easier.
Long ago, I read one (or two?) of Cope's articles in the English music magazine WIRE. It was about Can or Amon Duul or something like that. It was the very first time that an English magazine wrote a long positive article about a genuine German band and genuine German "rock" music. It was also clear to see that Cope was a "fan". I liked it as I liked other articles in that issue (especially the fact that MY beloved album "Out to Lunch" by Eric Dolphy was elected No. 1 in some of Wire's polls).

Many moons later, these enthusiastic articles by this fan were released in book form. Even later (1996), this book was also translated into German and released here. And then the trouble started. German journalists who seemed to know even less than Cope jumped on that book (Cope seems to be a singing rock star over here) and wrote articles. Old, long forgotten bands such as Amon Duul or Faust got together again and made a new album and did some concerts. The promotion machineries of the involved record companies seemed to work properly. As a result, we had even more articles about that old time and old bands with one worse than the other. All was mixed up. Simple German heavy rock groups that nobody cared about then are suddenly called "cosmic"; groups that everybody laughed about when they tried their kind of rock 20 years ago are suddenly "historically important". A man like Florian Fricke (Popol Vuh), who didn't touch electronic tools for the last 20 years, was called "electronic expert". And all writers refer to that Cope book.

First it was just funny to watch, but suddenly the few real inventors (Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Kraftwerk) were lumped together with all the poor and long gone Krautrock. The characteristics of quality (if I may say so) were not valid anymore. Someone told me that Cope has a kind of TOP 50 Albums or so in his book and among it are most (if not all) of those terrible "Cosmic Jokers" albums. These albums get no better just because a crazy English singer loves them (and maybe just because out of non-musical reasons). Was he the only one in his adolescent years who owned these albums and therefore was proud of them? I know that syndrome from MY childhood- with me it was "jazz".

A few weeks ago, a radio man (who, by the way, was part of the German rock scene in the first five or so years in the seventies of this century) told Klaus Schulze and me on the air what Cope had written in his book about "Electronic Meditation" and we all had a good laugh still on the air. We all agreed that there ARE better and more important albums in the annals of rock music. There were many very good and essential and important rock records but not one from Germany (with rare exceptions, say, Kraftwerk). Anyway, on the radio we agreed also, that this book must be shit.

The trouble is - and this is not Cope's fault - that all the German journalists take Cope's private excitement as the given historic truth. They treat it as if it's a history book full of facts. No, it's just Cope's private opinion. In this domain, his book is certainly very good and exciting. But in its result to those stupid journalists and to some fans, it's awful.

Or, and this comes right now to my mind, could it be that all the non-musical people have - finally - their own bible? There is so much very good music available, from the past seven centuries up to today and the German rock scene in the 1970's is maybe worth a short visit, but... but.... A huge "but".

COSMIC DREAMS AT PLAY by Dag Asbjornsen
A few years ago he sent me a few pages of his planned book and asked me to check a few pages about Ash Ra Tempel, Klaus Schulze, Agitation Free, Os Mundi. The whole thing was just awful. This Norwegian man didn't know anything except what was said on the covers of the albums that are in his collection, or what he read by accident in some Norwegian (?) rock magazines. My list of corrections was larger than his original text. Of course I told him carefully, better to let it be. He didn't understand. The errors were fundamental. He didn't know a thing. Just recently a German journalist told me the funny story that Asbjornsen seems not to know who Herman Hesse is (whose lyrics are read on a "Between" album). As far as I remember the story, Asbjornsen thinks that Hesse is a member of the band.
Don't misunderstand me. I'm the (nearly the only) one that tells and writes since two decades that people like Klaus Schulze, Manuel Goettsching, Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Can, Neu, Harmonia.... etc. have their values. In vain. Take, for instance, England: except for a few freaks nobody there seemed to be interested at first. The Freemans had their own little shop and a mail order business. They starved to death because there are rarely people who buy their piles of Krautrock albums. They have their own magazine, really excellently made, with a lot of knowledge -- much more than Julian Cope -- but they have just a few readers. This scene was pretty small, too small for my taste. And SUDDENLY, the opposite effect. This cannot be healthy. A slowly growing interest in these old German (and other exotic) bands would be what I wanted. But not a short boom.

INSIDERS' VIEWS
There is one thing you should take in account if you read musicians' praise about this era. I realized this when I was present at an interview that my friend Manuel (of Ash Ra Tempel) gave.

I know that Manuel (as all other insiders that I know) never cared about "Krautrock". He never listened to it, and he owns just one or two Can LPs because we used to know these guys personally. Manuel was and still is listening mostly just to soul and rock music as we all did and do. To make it short, Manuel, as everybody else, was not more interested in "Krautrock" as he was in, say, some cheesy music from the twenties. Then came this interview and Manuel answered on all questions about Krautrock as if he was an expert in it, as if he always liked it. He did this because this was the topic of the supposed article and it is part of Manuel's job to promote his music. And if a Krautrock-oriented writer asked him about the subject, he gives answers about Krautrock in his usual friendly manner. If a Techno writer would ask him questions, he would show his interest in Techno. Klaus Schulze is the same. Should I call them liars? Of course not. But what will they do when suddenly Dixieland is in vogue again?

In vogue? At least in Krautrock's homeland, nobody cares about Krautrock, at least not with the bigger audience. It's not played on the radio and not on TV's music channels. And I know some selling figures of re-released krautrock albums because I own the publishing rights! They are low. Very low. And I speak about albums that were taken by J. Cope and by the Freeman brothers as essentials, as among the best, the top 50 or top 100 of all time.

When I look at these sale figures, they prove that these albums are just the personal taste of some English and American outsiders, but historically unimportant. About some I would even say they were painful and disgusting when they came out first, and they did not become better after 20 years. "Historically unimportant" they are because the involved German musicians tried to copy what they had heard from America and England. And these copies were and still are mostly awful. One could called them good-natured. I still prefer the original.

CONCLUSIONS:
The press is jumping onto it, at least for this season. I have a lot to do with these people. For example, there were all kinds of books about this German rock from the seventies, and nobody outside the collector circles noticed it. Then came the Julian Cope book and shortly after, all the press people wrote about "Krautrock", one worse than the other. In a huge German magazine that is given out free in a large chain of record stores, a writer reported about the tour of the re-united Amon Duul (normal result of the record company's press activity). In this article, the whole Krautrock scene was also mentioned. Suddenly nearly everything and every musician was "electronics" then (which is just not true; besides Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and the Kraftwerk-clan it was close to nobody else). The most funny thing was that a man who is known for literally HATING electronics from about 1974 until recently, Florian Fricke (of "Popol Vuh"), was called THE EXPERT of electronic instrumentation in that magazine. Disgusting. The same author was named as "authority" and "adviser" when a German film company asked us to take part in a TV film about "Krautrock". We said no. As long as this man was a "authority" for them, we didn't want to participate in a film like that. Ask the people who were present, and who have no interest to make promotion, who are not just (foreign) fans, and who tell the simple truth. Today, all musicians tell the press that they used "electronics" since ages just because "electronic" has finally won. And who want to be the loser?

This is the situation. At the moment "Krautrock" is a small wave in Germany. From the smallest to the most serious, each magazine reported about it. And what I read was (95%) just bullshit. The writers were all too young and just take it as another novelty. They don't care.....Klaus D. Mueller.....~

The late 1960s in West Germany was a period of profound breakthroughs, upheavals and reversals. Communes were spreading, protests organized throughout the entire country, the desire to begin everything anew permeating the young. Out of this climate, a music scene exploded that would forever change the face of western rock; at times anarchic, at others mystical, magical, or utopian, it pushed rock beyond any known limits.
Never a genre or a movement per se, Krautrock encompassed a very wild and diverse range of sounds, attitudes, and past musics, from free jazz to Karlheinz Stockhausen, from dada to Fluxus, from German Romanticism to the Mothers of Invention. The musicians operated outside any known categories, breaking new ground and turning their backs to both their country's past past and the conventions of Anglo-American rock. Their vision fired the imaginations of
generations of musicians after them: Cabaret Voltaire, Brian Eno, Nurse with Wound, PiL, DAF, Einsturzende Neubauten, to only name a few, have all acknowledged their debt to Krautrock's uncompromising ethics and innovative sounds.
From the relentless drum beating of Amon Duul, to the eastern-tinged mysticism of Popol Vuh and the sonic assaults of Conrad Schnitzler,Krautrock: Cosmic Rock and Its Legacy traces the history of this phenomenon. Illustrated with concert photos, posters, record cover art and other rare visual material, including essays by Michel Faber, Erik Davis, David Stubbs, and testimonials from Gavin Russom (Delia and Gavin / Black Meteoric Star), Plastic Crimewave, Stephen Thrower (Coil / Cyclobe), and Ann Shenton (Add N to (X)) this is an essential compendium to a music whose spirit and ideas still vibrate through contemporary culture today. .....~

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Wolfgang Dauner's Et Cetera* (feat.Jon Hiseman & Larry Coryell ‎ "Knirsch" 1973 Germany Kraut Rock,Jazz Rock Fusion Experimental (Colosseum, Colosseum II, Greenslade, Howard Riley Trio, JCM (Jon Hiseman, Clem Clempson, Mark Clarke), John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, Mike Taylor Quartet, Peter Lemer Quintet, Tempest ,The Graham Bond Organization, The Keef Hartley Band,, Wolfgang Dauner Group, Wolfgang Dauner Trio, Exmagma, , The Eleventh House, The Free Spirits, The Individuals, Gary Burton Quartet, Larry Coryell Organ Trio, Larry Coryell Quartet, The Coryells, The Dynamics...members)

Et Cetera “Et Cetera”1971 double LP Germany Kraut Rock,Avant Garde,Prog Jazz Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Exmagma, Wolfgang Dauner Quintet,Embryo,Niagara etc... members)

Altona “Chickenfarm” 1975 + “Altona”1975 Germany Prog Jazz Rock Kraut Rock

BröselMaschine “Elegy” 2019 Germany Prog Rock (feat Tamara Sidorova)

Deaf (Shiver)“Alpha” (1969-72) 1994 Swiss Psych Space Prog unreleased

Out Of Focus"Palermo 1972" 2008 CD Garden Of Delights label Germany Krautrock, Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock

Real Ax Band ‎"Just Vibrations - Live At The Quartier Latin Berlin" Recorded at Quartier Latin, Berlin, April 19.-20.1978 released 2018 by Sireena Records ‎Germany Kraut Rock Prog Jazz Fusion

Achim Reichel “AR3″1972 + “A.R. IV” 1973 + “Erholung” 1975 Brain label Germany Kraut Rock,Psych Rock,Electronic (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) (Kuno & The Marihuana Brass, Libido , Michael Anton & Amok, Propeller,The Rattles, Weltschmertz, Wonderland,Dennis,Direktion,Release Music Orchestra,Tomorrow’s Gift,Udo Lindenberg Und Das Panikorchester, Wonderland,Liliental, Okko,,Chris & Django, Okko,Ikarus, Jon Petersen & Skyliner, Randy Pie,Brave New World, Moti Special, Propeller, Rock Circus-members)

A.R. & Machines “Autovision” 1974 Kraut Rock Psychedelic,Experimental (feat Ikarus,Randy Pie,Kanguru,Dennis, Ougenweide..e.t.c.members)

A.R. & Machines/Achim Reichel "Die Grüne Reise - The Green Journey"1971 Germany Kraut Rock,Prog,Psych (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)(ex-The Rattles guitarist/vocalist Achim Reichel)

Achim Reichel & Machines “Echo”1972 Germany Kraut Rock,Space, Psych double LP (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (ex-The Rattles guitarist/vocalist Achim Reichel) (feat Release Music Orchestra,Brave New World, Randy Pie, Rock Circus, The Rattles,La Düsseldorf, Neu!,Ikarus-members)

Eulenspygel “Ausschus” 1972 Germany Prog Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) killer...very rare second album (Royal Servants,Tyll,Peter Rübsam Group,Et Cetera,Jonathan,Nexus,Veto-members)

Eulenspygel “2” 1971 Germany Heavy Kraut Rock double LP debut album (Royal Servants,Tyll,Peter Rübsam Group,Et Cetera, Jonathan,Nexus,Veto-members)

Agnetha “Listen To The Future” 1980 Germany Private Prog Kraut Hard Rock

Daarom Presents “Perspectives” Helvetia,Kedama, Dandelion,Popcorn 1975 rare Swiss Prog Psych sampler

Caprice “Endless Journey” 1982 German Private Prog Phych Rock only 175 copies Pressed

Manuel Rigoni & Richard Schoenherz "Victor: “A Symphonic Poem” 1975 Austria Prog Symponic Rock Opera

Rock-Consort Munchen“Renaissance Meets Rock” 1980 Private Germany Symphonic Folk Prog

Organisation (pre- Kraftwerk)“Tone Float”1970 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) (Kraftwerk, Pissoff, Ibliss-members)

Technical Space Composer's Crew "Canaxis 5"1969 Germany Private Electronic,Experimental, ultra rare Music Factory label (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) ( Holger Czukay of Can first solo album ) one of the earliest and rarest krautrock/progressive albums ever..!

Manderley "... Fliegt Gedanken, Fliegt ..." 1976 Germany Private Prog Folk Rock

Tobogan "Tobogan" 1977 Germany Private Prog Rock,Kraut Rock,Political

Red Fog "Break The Barrier" 1982 Germany Private Kraut Rock,Experimental

Agitation Free “2nd”1973 Vertigo label + “Last” 1976 Germany Prog ,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) (Ash Ra Tempel, Ashra,Tangerine Dream,Between-members)

Agitation Free ‎ " معليش = Malesch" 1972 Germany Prog,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) Vertigo label debut album

Agitation Free “Live 1974" (At The Cliffs Of River Rhine) 2008 CD Germany Prog Kraut Rock Experimental

Alcatraz “Vampire State Building” 1972 Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

Amon Düül II “Yeti” 1970 double LP (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)- (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Amon Düül “Psychedelic Underground” 1969 (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Amon Düül II “Phallus Dei” 1969 (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Amon Düül “Collapsing Singvögel Rückwärts & Co.” 1969 (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Amon Düül II “Tanz Der Lemminge” 1971 double LP (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

C.B. Busser (Whipping Post) "Movies" 1978 Swiss Private Symphonic Prog

Brainticket “Live In Rome” 1973 Swiss Psych Rock 2011 by Cleopatra ‎records

Grave “Nr. 1″1975 Private German Psych Hard Rock monster

Purple Haze “Enjoy Your Dinner” 1981 Germany Private Prog Art Rock

Kreuzweg “Kreuzweg” 1983 German very rare Private Symphonic Progressive Kraut Rock

Hoity Toity “Sauff Aus” 1979 Private Swiss Prog Folk

Amon Duul II “Wolf City” 1972 Germany Kraut Rock,Psych Rock (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Colour Haze "Los Sounds de Krauts" 2003 Germany Psych Stoner Rock

Grossglockner “Maximum Rock'n'Blues”1982 Private Austria Prog, Blues Rock

Trilkolon “Cluster” 1969 Live Germany Private Prog Rock Kraut Rock ultra rare first pressing only 150 copies made

Omecron “Autumn/Walking Around” 1973 EP German Prog Psych

Various: Cosmic Couriers (Cosmic Jokers) “ Take Your Headphones” 1974 Ultra rare German Compilation Promo only no label Private with Poster 500 copies pressed,the most rare & expensive Compilation from Germany

Exodus "Damit Du Mich Hörst" 1979 Private Kraut Rock

Lazarus“Lazarus"1971 Austria Psych,Hippie Rock original only Test Pressing only 15 copies pressed, reissued by Shadoks Music ‎2013

Ash Ra Tempel “Join Inn” 1973 Germany Kraut Psych Rock,Electronic (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope) (Galactic Supermarket, The Candidates,The Cosmic Jokers,The Magic Group,Krautwerk,Ashra,Wallenstein, Stomu Yamashta's Go, Tangerine Dream,Agitation Free-members)

Ash Ra Tempel & Timothy Leary ”Seven Up"1973 German Psych Rock,Krautrock,Space Rock (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Mashuun / Magic 69 “Underground Made In Styria” 2 LP`s Austria Heavy Psych released 2016 by Golden Pavilion Records This album was scheduled for release in 1973 on Rex Record (RRL 008) – but was never released

Twenty Sixty Six And Then (2066 & Then) “Reflections On The Future” 1972 -2 Lp`s Germany Prog Rock Kraut Rock

Park “November Lady” 1980 Germany Private Cosmic Prog Kraut Rock

Sicher “Sicher” 1981 Swiss Private Symphonic Prog Rock

Join In “Kentalope Island” 1974 Germany Private Prog Jazz Rock, Kraut Rock

Spacebox “Spacebox”1981 first album + “Kick Up” 1984 second album with Uli Trepte (ex Guru Guru, Neu,Faust) Germany Private ,Kraut Rock Experimental,Avant Garde,Electronic

Kaputter Hamster “Kaputter Hamster“ 1974 Germany Private Experimental Prog Rock

Mammut “Mammut” 1971 Germany Heavy Psych,Acid Krautrock, Rock Monster…!

Missus Beastly “Missus Beastly”1970 first album German Prog

Talix "Spuren"1970 Germany Private Kraut Rock Vogue Label

Dom “Edge Of Time” 1971 German Private Psych Kraut Rock monster (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Necronomicon “Tips Zum Selbstmord” 1972 German Private Heavy Psych Monster

Gäa “Auf Der Bahn Zum Uranus” 1973 German Private Prog Rock

My Solid Ground “My Solid Ground” 1971 German Hard Prog

Jerkwater“Who Cares About Time” 1990 German Heavy Prog release in Private label in 1000 copies

Message “From Books & Dreams” 1973 Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Misty “Leavin’- Sunny Day” single 45" Swiss Acid Psych Rock

A Paradise is Born “A Paradise is Born” 1978 German Private Prog Folk Rock

Life "When It Comes to the Push"’1973 Swiss Progressive Jam Rock Private OM label

Gruppe Between "Einstieg" 1971 Germany Ethno Folk,Experimental

Iris "Iris" 1981 Germany Private Kraut Rock

Soma "Soma" 1979 Privare Xian Progressive Rock & Folk Kraut Rock

Grim Reaper “We Were All Fools” 1979 Germany Private Kraut Rock Prog Brutkasten label

Merlin “Merlin” 1984 Germany Private Prog Symphonic

Alma Ata "Dreams" 1979 Germany Private Kraut Funky Prog (Kin Ping Meh-member)

Floh De Cologne “Fließbandbabys Beat-Show” 1970 Kraut Rock Political Ohr label

Floh De Cologne"Mummien"1975 Germany Kraut Rock,Political Rock

Ton Steine Scherben "IV" 1981 double Lp Germany Kraut Rock,Prog Rock

Frumpy “Frumpy 2″ 1971 Germany Prog Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) (Atlantis,Udo Lindenberg Und Das Panikorchester,Kickbit Information,Dennis, Armaggedon,Emergency, I.D. Company-members)

Eroc ‎" Eroc 3" 1979 Germany Kraut Rock,Electronic,Experimental Brain label (Grobschnitt member)

Galactic Supermarket (Klaus Schulze & Cosmic Jokers) “Galactic Supermarket”1974 Germany Electronic,Psych,Space Rock,Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Sergius Golowin “Lord Krishna Von Goloka”1973 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental,Cosmic Folk (with Klaus Schulze & Cosmic Jokers) (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Tea (Pre Krokus) “Tax Exile” 1976 Swiss Heavy Prog,Hard Rock

Orange Power & Gino Pertot ‎"Orange Power" 1980 Austria Prog Symphonic

Gila “Night Works” 1972 Germany Kraut Rock previously unreleased album Live

Joy Unlimited ‎ “Schmetterlinge”1971 Germany Prog Rock

Eroc "Zwei"1976 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental Brain label (Grobschnitt member) second album

Lucifer’s Friend ‎"….Where The Groupies Killed The Blues" 1972 Germany Prog Hard Rock Vertigo label

Forest “We Are Just Watching Time” 1981 Private Germany Prog Rock

Alex Oriental Experience ‎"Rockin' Fantasy"1987 + Live II" 1988 Germany Prog Blues Rock,Kraut Rock

Alex Oriental Experience (Alex Wiska)‎ "Fairytales And Promises" 1982 German Private Oriental Blues Rock (feat Horst Stachelhaus from Birth Control)

Alex Wiska "That's The Deal" 1975 Germany Prog Kraut,Oriental,Anatolian Folk Rock second album (Alex Oriental Experience,Kardaşlar)

Alex Wiska "Alex" 1973 (feat Holger Czukay & Jaki Liebezeit from Can, also feat Turkish man Cem Karaca) Germany Prog Kraut,Oriental,Anatolian Folk Rock debut album

Sameti ‎ "Sameti"1972 +"Hungry For Love"1974 Germany Kraut Rock,Prog Glam Rock,Hard Rock (Metropolis,Amon Düül II,Gila,Ton Steine Scherben,18 Karat Gold,Embryo-members)

Scarecrew ‎"Magical Mind" CD 2006 (recorded 1975) First published in 2006 Germany Prog,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Agitation Free,Tangerine Dream,Ash Ra Tempel members)

Merlin, Swara, Ilor And Friends "Cosmic Kraut Experience" recorded in 1975 but released for the first time in 1998 Germany Psych Rock,Kraut Rock

Lindwurm "Im Windschatten" 1981 Germany Private Prog Jazz Rock

Epidermis"Genius Of Original Force" 1977 Private in Kerston label + "Muster-Burger"1982 +"Feel Me" 1992 + "June 75 - Unreleased " 1975 Germany Prog Rock,Kraut Rock

Haboob "Haboob" 1971 Germany Prog Kraut Rock (Amon Düül II, Embryo,Passport, Utopia-members)

Missus Beastly"Spaceguerilla"1978 Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock

Sand “Golem”1974 Germany Kraut Rock,Kosmische Psych,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Recorded By Klaus Schulze)

Cry Freedom "Volcano"1976 Germany Private Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock debut album

Anima "Anima" 1972 Pilz label + "Monte Alto" 1977 Germany Experimental,Avant Garde,Kraut Rock,Free Jazz (Anima-Sound)

Andy Marx "Circle" 1973 Germany Prog Folk Rock (Creepy John Thomas,Doldingers Passport,,Cherubin)

Markheim ‎"Markheim" 1972 Swiss Private Prog Psych Folk release of ten demo tapes, recorded in 1972 in Venice

Embryo “Embryo's Rache”1971 Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Aera, Logic Animal, Missus Beastly, Amon Düül II, Haboob, Passport, Utopia,Spacebox, members)

Cannock “Waiting For The Night "1980 Germany Prog Rock Private (Eulenspygel, Floating Opera,Andy Göldner,Jonathan, Nexus,Kaleidoskop, Shades of dawn-members)

Steven “Requiem”1980 German Private Hard Rock, Prog Rock, SriLanca label

Code III ‎"Planet Of Man" 1974 Germany Electronic,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Exmagma "Exmagma"1973 +"Goldball"1975 + "Exmagma 3" (recorded 1975) double LP 2006 Germany Kraut Rock,Underground Jazz Rock Fusion,Experimental

Captain Sperrmüll ‎"Die Sonne Geht Auf " 1982 Germany Private Prog Punk,New Wave Kraut Rock

Cluster “Cluster II” 1972 Germany Experimental,Electronic,Ambient (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope) (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) Brain label

Space Debris "Archive Volume 5 - live at Freak Valley Festival“ 2019 Germany Kraut Rock,Psych Rock,Space Rock

Kraan "The Trio Yeas - Zugabe!" 2019 Live Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock

Electric Sun “Earthquake" 1979 Germany Hard Rock (with Uli John Roth ex- Scorpions)

Tantalus “Sitting in a Dream” 1978 Germany Private Symphonic Prog Kraut Rock

Sounds Of New Soma “Moebius Tunnel” 2016 Germany Psych Electronic Ambient Kraut Rock Berlin School

Yggdrasil "Yggdrasil" 1972- 2009 Germany Kraut Rock Prog Rock

Tobogan “Kino"1981 Germany Private Prog Kraut Rock

Electric Mud “Electric Mud” 1975 mega rare Germany Private Psych Kraut Rock monster

Hallelujah “Hallelujah” 1971 UK /Germany Heavy Prog (18 Karat Gold, Amon Düül II, Me And You, Motherhood, Niagara, Ralf Nowy Group, Roland Kovac New Set, Sugar Bus, The Heat, The Methods,The Rhythm Machine, The Spectrum, Trax, Udo Lindenberg Und Das Panikorchester,Steeleye Span,Natural Gas, Quiver, Roger Waters & The Bleeding Heart Band-members)

Lied Des Teufels “Lied Des Teufels” 1973 Germany Prog Rock (Hanuman,Seedog,Murphy Blend-members)

Kid Murphy Band “Music Jail” Private Compilation 1978-1983.by German Southern Rockers

Hot` Lanta “No One Won” 1982 Germany Southern Rock

Gila "Gila"1971 Germany Psych Space Rock, Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) debut album

Inga Rumpf "Second Hand Girls" 1975 Germany Blues Rock,Kraut Rock (Atlantis, City Preachers, Frumpy, Hamburg Allstars, I.D. Company, Inga Rumpf & Friends, Les Humphries Singers, Rockship,The Hamburg Scene-member feat Atlantis,Jeronimo,The Rattles,Supermax...etc...members ) debut solo LP

Deja Vu "Cosmic Zack" 1977 Germany Private Prog Rock, Kraut Rock

Reaction “Reaction” 1972 Germany Heavy Blues Rock

Lokomotive Kreuzberg"Kollege Klatt Rock Story" 1972 Germany Kraut Rock,Politic Rock debut album

Androméda “Androméda” 1979 Private + “Karliburr” 1980 Private + “Androméda 3” 1981 Private Germany Prog Kraut Rock

Andromeda "Andromeda"1970 Germany Psych,Prog Kraut Rock

V.A "Kraut Mask Replica (Krautrock Rarities '68 To '74) 2009 Compilation with rare and unreleased Krautrock rarites

Buchenfeld ‎ “Buchenfeld” 1982 Germany Private Prog Kraut Rock,Jazz Rock

A La Ping Pong ‎“Extrem Musik A La Ping Pong Phase 1” 1980 + “Phase II - Go Go Pongs"1981 Germany Kraut Rock,Electronic, Experimental

Messengers “First Message” killler…! 1975 Germany Jazz-Rock, Fusion ..recommended…!

Faust “BBC Sessions+” 2001 recorded in 1971-1972 Germany Kraut Rock

Düde Dürst "Krokodil Solo" 1971 Swiss Prog Jazz Rock Kraut Rock

Krokodil "Krokodil" 1969 + "Swamp"1970 + "An Invisible World Revealed" 1971 + "Getting Up For The Morning" 1972 + "Sweat And Swim" 1973 + The Psychedelic Tapes" 2005 +"The First Recordings" 2014 Swiss Psych Prog

Thirsty Moon ‎"Thirsty Moon" 1972 Germany Prog Jazz Rock Fusion,Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Dennis,Wolfsmond,Drogles Rock Project- members) Brain label

Antropos “Schön Hart” 1982 Germany Hard Rock,Blues Rock,Kraut Rock,AOR,Metal

Kraftwerk “Kraftwerk” 1970 (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope) + “Kraftwerk 2″1972 (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope) Germany Electronic,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Organisation, Pissoff,, La Düsseldorf, La! NEU?, Neu!, Alex Parche Band, Ibliss-members)

Floh De Cologne “Geyer-Symphonie”1974 Germany Kraut Rock,Political Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

Conrad Schnitzler “Rot” 1973 + “Blau” 1974 Germany Electronic,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

Mythos “Mythos” 1972 Ohr label debut album + “Dreamlab” 1975 second album, Germany Kraut Rock Prog Space Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

Kluster “Klopfzeichen”1971 +“Zwei-Osterei” 1971 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental,Electronic (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

Marz "The Dream Is Over" 1972 Germany Prog Hard Rock

Kollektiv “Kollektiv”1973 Germany Kraut Rpck.Prog Jazz Rock Fusion (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) (Guru Guru,Bröselmaschine,Musilalische Gruppen Imrpovisation, Känguru-members) Brain label debut album

Can "Monster Movie"1969 +“Soundtracks” 1971 + “Ege Bamyasi”1972 +"Delay 1968"1981 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Faust “IV” 1973 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Cosmic Jokers "Sci-Fi Party"1974 Compilation Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental,Space Rock (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Cosmic Jokers & Sternmadchen “Gilles Zeitschiff" 1974 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

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Heavy Kremls & The White House Devils “Die Reise Im Treibsand” 1986 very rare Private Germany Psych Prog Kraut

Galaxy “Visions” 1978 Germany Private Prog Psych

Prox “At Last” 1979 Germany Prog Space Rock,Kraut Rock

Novaks Kapelle “Naked” 1978 Austria Prog Rock

Various Artists “Heavy Christmas” 1971 Pilz Basf label Germany very rare German Compilation with Unreleased Tracks of Pilz bands, highly recommended….!

Tangerine Dream "Patrolling Space Borders “ 1977 Live, released 1996 Germany Electronic Berlin School (bootleg)

Percewood's Onagram"Percewood's Onagram" 1969 + "Lessons For Virgins"1971 + "Tropical Brainforest" 1972 + "Ameurope"1974 US / Germany Prog,Psych Kraut Rock

Eiliff "Bremen 1972" CD 2003 Garden Of Delights recotds Germany Prog Jazz Rock

Eiliff “Eiliff”1971 Germany Prog Rock,Jazz Rock Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Guru Guru, Kraftwerk member) debut album

Eiliff “Girlrls !” 1972 Germany Prog Jazz Rock Kraut Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's) (Guru Guru, Kraftwerk Earforce Band, Eberhard Weber Colours, Four Plus Six, Jan Garbarek Group,Manfred Schoof Orchester, Manfred Schoof Quintet, Spectrum -members)

Cluster “Cluster”1971 Germany Kraut Rock,Ambient,Electronic (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

The Shiver "Walpurgis" 1970 mega rare Swiss Psych monster

Faun "Faun" 1980 very rare Private Germany Jazz Funk Rock Free Jazz

Frank Turba ‎“Frank Turba” 1974 Germany Pop Rock,Kraut Rock

Fairy Tales “Trial In Art” 1983 Germany Private Prog Folk

Strandgut "Strandgut" 1979 Germany Private Melodic Prog Kraut Rock

Tony Vescoli (Les Sauterelles) "Information" 1971 Swiss Acid Folk Psych Rock masterpiece

Armadillo Texas “Huge!” 1980 German Private Prog Rock Experimental

Rockband Mammut “Screaming Voices” 1979 Germany super rare Private Kraut Rock in legendary Brutkasten label

Oratorium “Oratorium” 1972 Private German Psych Prog only 500 copies made

Limerick Junction “Burren Wind” 1986 Private Germany Prog Folk

Mc Scrooge “Chili Con Carne” 1978 Germany Private Prog Kraut Rock

The Petards “Burning Rainbow"1981 Germany Heavy Prog,Heavy Psych

The Petards ‎"A Deeper Blue"1968 +"The Petards"1968 +"Hitshock"1970 +"Pet Arts"1971 double LP Germany Beat Psych ,Kraut Rock

Fritz Muller (founding member of Kraftwerk & Neu!) “Fritz Muller Rock” 1977 Germany Psych Heavy Kraut Rock,Avant Garde

Ranta Lewis Plank "MU" (recorded 1970 unreleased until 2010,double LP Box Set, Germany Experimental,Electronic,Avant Garde

Rotglut "Einfach Nur Leben!" Germany 1979 Blues Rock,Alternative Rock

Shaa Khan ‎"The World Will End On Friday"1978 +“Anything Wrong?"1979 + "Live 2009!"2009 Germany Prog Rock,Kraut Rock

Minotaurus “Fly Away” 1978 Germany ultra rare Private Prog Symphonic,Psych Kraut Rock monster

Da Capo"Da Capo"1972 Germany mega rare Psych Kraut Rock monster

Orange Peel “Orange Peel” 1970 Germany Prog Kraut Rock (Epsilon, Passport,Saga,Scorpions,Triumvirat, Waves,Wyoming, Snowball-members)

Try "Just A Try"1980 Germany Prog Folk Rok,Kraut Rock

Tangerine Dream “Electronic Meditation” 1970 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental,Electronic,Space Rock (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope) Ohr label debut album

Exponent "Upside Down" 1974 unreleased Garden of Delights 2015 Germany Prog Rock,Kraut Rock (Cannabis India, Empire,Zoff-members)

Zoppo Trump "Zoppo Trump" 1971-76 released 2009 by Garden Of Delights label Germany Kraut,Prog Jazz Rock (Wallenstein, Electric Mud, Cochise-members)

Gomorrha "Trauma" 1971 Germany Prog Rock,Kraut Rock

Release Muisc Orchestra "Rock On Brain"1980 double vinyl Compilation Germany Prog Jazz Rock Fusion (Tomorrow's Gift,Puppenhaus,Cumulus,Dennis,Guru Guru, Ikarus, Karthago-members)

The Singing End ‎"Listen To The Music!"1970 Germany Private Psych Pop Rock,Freakbeat (Family Tree,Bläck Fööss-members)

Vinegar "Vinegar"1971 mega rare Germany Psych Rock,Kraut Rock monster

Anyone's Daughter "Adonis" 1979 Germany Kraut Rock,Prog Symphonic debut album,Brain label (Pancape,Message-members)

Triumvirat ‎"Mediterranean Tales (Across The Waters)" 1972 +"Illusions On A Double Dimple"1974 (50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums of All Time) + "Spartacus"1975 +"Old Loves Die Hard" 1976 + New Triumvirat "Pompeii"1977 Germany Prog,Symphonic,Art Rock,Kraut Rock (Satin Whale, Oktagon,Orange Peel,Passport,Saga, Scorpions,Wyoming,Message-members)

Can“Future Days” 1973 (50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums of All Time Rolling Stone) + Can“Unlimited Edition”1976 double album (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s) Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental

Hardy Kukuk "Atemnot” 1981 Germany Private Electronic,Minimal,Berlin School

Sounds Of New Soma “Nachdenken über Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser”2019 Germany,Experimental,Electronic,Space Rock,Kraut Rock

For Example ‎ "SWF-Session 1973 / Cancelled 1972" Germany Jazz Rock (Prof. Wolfff,Blutgruppe-members)

Tyburn Tall "Tyburn Tall"1972 Germany mega rare Private Heavy Prog Kraut Rock monster Only 200 copies were originally printed and more than half of them were destroyed in a fire in the music shop Markus in Speyer, one of the most expensive Kraut Rock albums

McChurch Soundroom ‎ "Delusion" 1971 ultra rare Swiss Heavy Prog Kraut Rock monster on Pilz label

The Fair Ltd "Stepping Stone" 1978 Germany Private Prog Rock

Klaus Schulze “Irrlicht” 1972 +“Cyborg” 1973 + “Timewind” 1975 + Mirage”1977 Germany Electronic,Experimental,Ambient,Drone,Berlin School (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine’s)

Tangerine Dream “Alpha Centauri” 1971 + “Zeit” 1972 + “Atem” 1973 Germany Electronic,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Günter Schickert “Samtvogel”1973 Germany Private Electronic Rock,Krautrock,Minimal,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Tangerine Dream “Alpha Centauri” 1971 + “Zeit” 1972 + “Atem” 1973 Germany Electronic,Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 100 Kraut Rock Albums by Audion Magazine's)

Siloah"Siloah"1970 ultra rare Germany Private Hippie Psych Folk

Tiffany "Breakfast" 197? Germany Private Prog Rock,Kraut Rock

Frankie Dymon Jnr."Let It Out" 1971 Germany Psych,Prog,Kraut Jazz (feat The Rattles,A.R. & Machines,Wonderland,Release Music Orchestra,Dennis, Ougenweide, Udo Lindenberg Und Das Panikorchester,Asterix, Bokaj Retsiem, Electric Food,The Pink Mice,Lucifers Friend-members) rare BASF label

Ancient Morning “Ancient Morning” 1979 Swiss Private Prog Folk,Folk Rock

Cluster “Sowiesoso” 1976 Germany Kraut Rock,Ambient,Experimental,Electronic (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

La Dusseldorf “Viva” 1978 Germany Kraut Rock,Electronic,Synth Pop,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

La Dusseldorf “La Dusseldorf“1976 Germany Kraut Rock,Electronic,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Harmonia “Deluxe”1975 Kraut Rock,Electronic (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Neu! “Neu! '75″1975 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Neu! “Neu! 2″ 1973 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Amon Duul I “Paradieswarts Duul” 1971 Germany Kraut Rock (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Amon Duul II “Carnival In Babylon”1972 double LP Germany Psych Rock (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Popol Vuh “Einjager & Siebenjager“1975 Germany Kraut Rock (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Guru Guru ‎ "Electric Cats"2013 Germany Kraut Rock,Psych Prog

Klaus Schulze “Black Dance”1974 Germany Kraut Rock,Electronic,Experimental (Top 50 Essential Krautrock albums by Julian Cope)

Benway Soma "Shades On Empty Beaches" 2020 Germany Prog Rock

Jane"Between Heaven And Hell"1977 Germany Heavy Prog

Uwe Schniering “Cleared Universe”1979 Germany Private Prog Folk Space Kraut Rock

Key "Fit Me In"1978 UK / Germany Private Power Pop,Psych Pop

Acid "More Acid"1975 Austria Prog

The Woodville Co."World Of Rock'N Roll" 1971 Germany Psych Blues Rock,Rock n` Roll, double vinyl

Octopus “Rubber Angel “1980 Germany Prog Rock,Kraut Rock

Waniyetula “A Dream Within A Dream” 1983 Private Germany Prog Symphonic

Gallary “Gallary” 1979 Germany Private Prog Art Rock,Kraut Rock

Anabis ‎ "Wer Will" 1982 Germany Private Prog Symphonic,Art Rock

Klaus Der Geiger"Arbeit Macht Frei" 1973 Germany Private Poltic Folk Rock,Kraut Rock debut album (feat Cherubin, Passport,Orange Peel,Atlantis,Scorpions,Saga,Wyoming,JackKnife,Emergency,Oktagon,Supertramp-members)

Jurgen Karg "Elektronische Mythen" 1977 Germany Electronic,Ambient,Experimental (Wolfgang Dauner Band)

Curly Curve "Curly Curve" 1973 Germany Prog Blues Rock,Kraut Rock,Brain label (Tangerine Dream, The Ones, Mike Harrison Trust,Hamburg Blues Band,Kin Ping Meh,Geff Harrison Band-members

Siddhartha "Weltschmerz 1975 Germany Private Prog Folk Rock, Kraut Rock

Günter Schickert ‎ "Kinder In Der Wildnis"1983 Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental

Guru Guru "Wiesbaden" 1973 released 2010 Germany Psych Rock,Kraut Rock (bootleg)

Günter Schickert "Labyrinth" 2018 Kraut Rock,Experimental,Electronic,Berlin School

Niagara "S.U.B."1972 Germany Funk, Jazz Rock supergroup ( Amon Düül II, Gila,Niagara,Popol Vuh,Udo Lindenberg Und Das Panikorchester,Embryo,Et Cetera,Sunbirds,18 Karat Gold,Motherhood,Passport,Hallelujah, Missus Beastly,Utopia,Atlantis...etc...members)

Wolfgang Dauner Quintet ‎"The Oimels"1969 Germany Psych Jazz Rock,Fusion (Best 100 European Grooves Groove Collector)

Eloy "The Vision, The Sword And The Pyre (Part II)" 2019 Germany Prog Symphonic,Art Rock, legends

Artist Photos

Ertlif Swiss Heavy Prog

Orange Power & Gino Pertot ‎1980 Austria Prog Symphonic

Floh De Cologne Germany Kraut Rock,Political Rock

Sameti Germany Kraut Rock,Prog Glam Rock,Hard Rock

Guru Guru 1971

Kraan - Live 1975 Kraut Rock

Eloy 1978

Epitaph 1979 Kraut Rock

Birth Control Germany 1974

Hanuman Germany 1971

Silberbart Germany 1971

Epitaph 1979 Kraut Rock

Siloah Germany 1971

Vinegar Germany 1971

Ash Ra Tempel Germany 1972

Krokodil Swiss Prog Rock 1971

Can 1971

Kin Ping Men

AMON DÜÜL II

Sand Germany Kraut Rock,Kosmische Psych,Experimental

Cry Freedom Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock

Anima (Anima-Sound) Germany Experimental,Avant Garde,Kraut Rock,Free Jazz

Embryo Dierks Studio, Cologne, 1973 Charlie Mariano, Roman Bunka, Christian Burchard, Dieter Miekautsch

Embryo GER Prog Jazz Rock

Exmagma Germany Kraut Rock,Underground Jazz Rock Fusion,Experimental

Electric Sandwich Germany Heavy Progressive

Kraan Germany Prog Jazz Rock

Birth Control

Kin Ping Meh

Mashuun Austria Heavy Psych

Magic 69 Austria Heavy Psych

Manuel Göttsching

Amon Düül II Kraut Rock,Psych Rock

Real Ax Band ‎Germany Kraut Rock Prog Jazz Fusion

Lucifer’s Friend Germany Heavy Prog

Arktis German Prog Psych

A huge joint for Uschi

Epidaurus Germany Prog Symphonic

Trikolon Germany Prog Rock

Scorpions 1965

Tritonus Germany Prog Symphonic Kraut Rock

Frumpy, page from german magazine Pop magazine Photo 1972

Gravestone Kraut Rock

Thirsty Moon + Roadies ca. 1977 backstage Christoph Mingo Brinkmann, Norbert Drogies, Uli Harmssen, Thomas Lagies, Junior Weerasinghe, Jürgen Drogies.

Thirsty Moon Germany Prog Jazz Rock Kraut Rock

Mythos Germany Kraut Rock Prog Space Rock

Faust Germany Kraut Rock,Experimental

Cluster Germany Kraut Rock,Ambient,Electronic

Eiliff Germany Kraut Rock Prog Jazz Rock

The Petards ‎ Japan Beat Psych,Kraut Rock

Shaa Khan Germany Prog Rock

Minotaurus Germany Prog Symphonic,Psych Kraut Rock

Orange Peel Germany Prog Kraut Rock

Zoppo Trump Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock

Vinegar Germany Psych Rock,Kraut Rock

Jeronimo Kraut Rock

Triumvirat Germany Prog Symphonic Rock

Tangerine Dream

Siloah

Epitaph

Virus German Psych Rock.

Think Germany Kraut Rock Prog Rock.

Novalis

Stagg Germany Prog Jazz Rock,Kraut Rock

Erna Schmidt (1974) Hubert Stytz, Bernd Weber, Thomas Stabenow, Wolfgang Mathias

R&B Corporation (June 1968) Hubert Stytz, Wolfgang Mathias, Klaus Zinner Copyright Walter Holzbaur

R&B Corporation Manfred Gärtner, Lutz Baumann, Wolfgang Mathias, Hubert Stytz, Klaus Zinner

R&B Corporation Hubert Stytz (guitar), Rolf Schiegl (drums), Walter Laible (bass)

Erna Schmidt Info Sheet 1973-74

Erna Schmidt at Manufaktur Schorndorf(1970) Romi Schickle, Dieter Seelow, Hubert Stytz, Peter Mayer, Wolfgang Mathias

Erna Schmidt (1974 -75) Hubert Stytz, Wolfgang Mathias, Thomas Stabenow, Bernd Weber

Erna Schmidt (1971-72) Roadie, Jürgen Benz, Wolfgang Mathias, Walter Laible

Erna Schmidt (1971-72) Wolfgang Mathias, Jürgen Benz, Hubert Stytz, Walter Laible

Erna Schmidt (1974) Thomas Stabenow, Hubert Stytz, Bernd Weber, Wolfgang Mathias

Eberhard Häger Dom Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM with Lupe Lubknecht (1972) Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM with friends at Strand Heidkate (1972) Germany Psych Kraut Rock

Dom Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM at Studio Renningen (1980) Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM at Studio Renningen (1980) Eberhard Häger Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM at Studio Renningen (1980) “Stan” Stefan Haag and Eberhard Häger Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM 1980 Germany Psych Kraut Rock

DOM 1970 Germany Psych Kraut Rock

Siloah

Popol Vuh Germany Prog, Kraut Rock,Electronic,Ambient,Minimal,Experimental

Manuel Göttsching Ash Ra Tempel

Necronomicon 1976 from left to right Walter Sturm (Gitarre, Gesang) Bernd Oppitz (Bass) Dieter Ose (Keyboards, Gitarre, Gesang) Harald Bernhard (Schlagzeug, Percussion)