Armaggedon - Armaggedon 1970 (Germany, Heavy Psychedelic - Blues Rock)

Armaggedon - Armaggedon 1970 (Germany, Heavy Psychedelic / Blues Rock)



The only album from West Berlin (not to be confused with the British team "Armageddon"). Creative debut Frank Disa, German guitarist and composer who worked with prog-teams "Atlantis" and "Emergency". The band's name speaks for itself, the music was gloomy, pessimistic and heavy. And only the lack of interest on the part of compatriots to this style led to the fact that the ensemble broke up after the first album. Choice as a cover version of the song "Spooky Tooth" and "Jeff Beck Group" demonstrated roots and a major influence on "Armaggedon". Viscous hard rock blues-based played so vigorously that even a small monotony does not harm sound of the band. In general, the album for all fans of the British version of blues-rock with a slight touch of psychedelia and prog. Frank Deese subsequently collaborated with a whole host of diverse artists - from Maggie Bell and Eric Burdon to Donna Summer.
 

Tracks:

01. Round - 4:07

02. Open - 7:25

03. Oh Man - 5:58

04. Rice Pudding - 9:37

05. People Talking - 4:58

06. Better By You, Better Than Me - 4:33

 

Personnel:

Frank Diez - lead guitar, vocals

Manfred Galatik - electric piano, bass, vocals

Michael Nürnberg - bass, rhythm guitar

Jürgen Lorenzen - drums