Eulenspygel — Eulenspygel 2 1971 (Germany, Krautrock-Progressive Rock)

Eulenspygel — Eulenspygel 2 1971 (Germany, Krautrock-Progressive Rock)

"Eulenspygel" is the new name for the band previously known as "Royal Servants." *Eulenspygel 2* is the group's debut album. Here is an absolutely killer 70's German underground recording you must hear...wow how come this album is so darn hard to hunt down? Eulenspygel were a wild bunch of music freaks who recorded a fantastic couple of albums with their second in review here. Eulenspygel carried that certain underground German 70's vibe with homemade organ grinds, heavy bass and guitar overlays with heavier vocals, but wow is this album superb. With careful mix of jazz, fusion, prog and rock this album were pretty cleverly arranged and mixed with great imagination, color and tempo shifts. All vocals are sung in German and are done so with great conviction and I understand they are singing about anti-war themes. Fans of Krautrock will need to have this album in their collection..Review by loserboy

Tracks:

01. Till — 0:00

02. Son My — 3:48

03. Konsumgewäsche — 15:06

04. Staub Auf Deinem Haar — 19:11

05. Die Wunde Bleibt — 27:12

06. Das Lied Vom Ende — 29:13 including:
a). Erstens
b). Alt
c). Jung Sein
d). Hastig Und Kaputt
e). Das Ende Vom Lied



Personnel:

Mulo Maulbetsch — vocals, harmonica
Detlev "Keucher" Nottrodt — guitar, vocals
James "Till" Thurow — guitar, violin
Cornelius Hauptmann — flute
Karlheinz Großhans — organ, vocals
Ronald "Ronnie" Libal — bass
Günter Klinger — drums, percussion
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Wolfgang M. Schmidt, Peter Springer — producers

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