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EULENSPYGEL

Eulenspygel

Krautrock


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1.37 | 11 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1979

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Boogie (3:56)
2. Spaziergang (4:32)
3. Mir reicht's (4:24)
4. Liebeslied (4:12)
5. Mädchen (4:35)
6. Till Eulenspygel (3:34)
7. Mein Freund Hans (3:56)
8. Kinderlied (4:31)
9. Begegnung (4:10)
10. Ich flipp' aus (4:24)

Total Time: 42:14

Line-up / Musicians

- Detlev Nottrodt / acoustic & electric guitars, vocals
- Günter Marek / guitar
- Peter Weber / bass, vocals
- Peter Garattoni / drums, percussion, drum machine

Releases information

Artwork: Franz Lutz

LP Bellaphon ‎- BBS 2584 (1979, Germany)

2xCD Delta Music ‎- 24 073 (1990, Germany) Bundled with "Laut Und Deutlich"

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EULENSPYGEL Eulenspygel ratings distribution


1.37
(11 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(0%)
0%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(9%)
9%
Good, but non-essential (18%)
18%
Collectors/fans only (36%)
36%
Poor. Only for completionists (36%)
36%

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Review by philippe
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1 stars This Eulenspygel's effort is in the vein of 70's hard rock that I don't like much, featuring heavy riffs, solid bass rhythms, technical e- guitar solos, catchy, effective melodies. The album also includes heavy pop ballads with mellow bluesy grooves. Lyrics are in German, alternating melodic lines to aggressive, unclear voices. The result is rather basic, conventional and suffering of a certain conformism. If you are looking for spaced out, fuzzy guitars, instrumental epics or kraut-experimentations, this is the album to avoid. The proggy elements are almost absent, non consistent because the music is focused on melodies and direct riffs, forgetting all sense of complexity and arrengements in the musical process of writting. A mainstream, commercial heavy rock album with pop leanings. No eccentricity, no deeply gorgeous sounds and a really bad intuition!

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