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Siloah - Sukram Gurk (1972)
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Deaf - Alpha (1970-1972) "The Swiss import LP reissue of Alpha brings one of the most interesting, obscure German progressive albums of the early '70s back into print, with all its excitement and int...
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Irmin's Way - Opus; Destroy (1976) "A rediscovery in the mid-1990's, Irmin's Way were an obscure mid-1970's Anglo-German band who recorded an LP in 1976, that remained unreleased and lost until 1995....
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Steppenwolf - Fillmore West 8-27-68 I was rooting through my stash of data discs looking for something to put on the blog and I found this awesome bootleg that I must have downloaded at least 5 years...
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Mythos - Mythos (1971) "Mythos were one of the finest of Berlin bands, yet were unfairly overlooked by most of the media. Maybe this was because of the group's leader Stephan Kaske's most unusual str...
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Plainsong - In Search Of Amelia Earhart (1972) "By 1972 Ian Matthews had played in four different incarnations within three years. He’d left Fairport Convention for his own band, Ian Matthews Souther...
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Emma Myldenberger - Emma Myldenberger (1978) "Initially formed by a number of street musicians in Hirschberg, 1977, with the desire to create something more than just folk music, Emma Myldenberger qui...
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Talix - Spuren (1971) This has never been officially released on CD and the vinyl goes for big bucks. Originally released on the Vogue label, Talix's label-mates were Nosferatu and Andromeda. When I ...
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Can - Paris, 12 May 1973 Fantastic sounding bootleg featuring Can's classic lineup. Disc One: 1. Whole People Queueing 2. One More Night Disc 2: 1. Spoon/Stars And Lines 2. Vitamin C Holger Czukay...
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Siloah - Sukram Gurk (1972) "In this album, the obscure Germans of Siloah explore a new musical direction that has almost nothing in common with the acid-bucolic-primitive-folk of their beginning. Th...
