Showing posts with label Lokomotive Kreuzberg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lokomotive Kreuzberg. Show all posts

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Lokomotive Kreuzberg - Fette Jahre

Lokomotive Kreuzberg's Fette Jahre is their 1975 album. It marks the last album which will posted, because we have the full discography now here availble. Cheers.
Quality: VBR

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Lokomotive Kreuzberg - James Blond

Today I've found something for our Krautrock friends. Lokomotive Kreuzberg's 1973 album James Blond. It was the Lok's second album, released a year after Kollege Klatt.
For reference please look for the already posted albums in the archives.
Quality: VBR

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Lokomotive Kreuzberg - Kollege Klatt

Kollege Klatt was Lokomotive (or Lok for short) Kreuzberg very first record. Lokomotive Kreuzberg were the most important political rock band to emerge from Berlin. Five left-wing ex-students formed the band at the beginning of 1972. They had theatrical live shows, where the music only served as a texture and background for their 'cabaret performances'. Kollege Klatt containes a full variety of musical styles.

Personnel:
Andreas Bauer(v/kb/vln), Karl-Heinz Scherfling(v), Volker Hiemann (v g), Franz Powalla(v/b), Uwe Holz (v/d/harm)
Quality: 192 kb/s vinyl rip

Monday, July 30, 2007

Lokomotive Kreuzberg - Mountain Town

Mountain Town was the fourth and last album from german political rockers Lokomotive Kreuzberg. Recorded in 1977 with Herwig Mitteregger, Bernhard Potschka, Manfred Preaker already on board. The album features also Nina Hagen. No wonder they became the famous Nina Hagen Band one year later. After the Nina Hagen Band split up in 1980 Mitteregger, Potschka and Preaker became the band Spliff which had great comercial success with their singles and albums.
In 1986 Mitteregger went back to his political roots to produce the successful Rio Reiser album Rio I.
Quality: 160 kb/s ripped from vinyl