Lp SILBERBART 4 Times Sound Razing Long Hair Music LHC124 - STILL SEALED
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lp SILBERBART
4 Times Sound Razing
Country of release: Germany, 2022
Originally released: 1971
Label: Long Hair Music
Catalog number: LHC124
Barcode: 4035177001242
Gatefold Cover/Gatefold Sleeve: No/No
Includes 4 PAGES insert
Condition Record: mint
Condition Cover: mint
lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)
Track Side 1:
1. Chub Chub Cherry (4:23)2. Brain Brain (16:16)
Track Side 2: 1. God (10:07)
2. Head Tear of Thesun (12:00)
Listen At YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm3f1nFndto
Working within The dynamics ofA typical power rock trio,The early-'70s krautrockbandSILBERBART takeThe genre much further into creative realmsOn their only album. It's got all The aspects ofHEAVY metalband , screaming guitar solos and bone-shredding rhythms, as well as screamed high-pitched vocals, but they throw inA lot more improvisation and some curve balls as well, maybe coming off likeAHEAVIER versionof The three pieceGuru Guruof thatSame era. The improvisational chops give SILBERBART AOne doesn't find in your typical ploddingHEAVY metal dinosaur, even as they turn upThePsychedelic quotient intoOverdrive . On The longest track, "Brain Brain," The group begins with AThe Drugs suddenly kick in. Then it's an intense roller coaster ride through HEAVY Psychedelicof scraping guitar and clattering rhythm. The other three tracks are only slightly less intense and unusual On this dark hard rock masterpiece. (orexisofdeath.blogspot.de) Peter Behrens became more famous in The early 80's with Theband "Trio".
Hajo Teschner - Guitar, Vocals
Werner Klug - Bass
Peter Behrens - drums
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Working within The dynamics ofA typical power rock trio,The early-'70s krautrockbandSILBERBART takeThe genre much further into creative realmsOn their only album. It's got all The aspects ofHEAVY metalband , screaming guitar solos and bone-shredding rhythms, as well as screamed high-pitched vocals, but they throw inA lot more improvisation and some curve balls as well, maybe coming off likeAHEAVIER versionof The three pieceGuru Guruof thatSame era. The improvisational chops give SILBERBART AOne doesn't find in your typical ploddingHEAVY metal dinosaur, even as they turn upThePsychedelic quotient intoOverdrive . On The longest track, "Brain Brain," The group begins with AThe Drugs suddenly kick in. Then it's an intense roller coaster ride through HEAVY Psychedelicof scraping guitar and clatprice rating