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PRICE:
$18.00
$18.00
IN STOCK
ARTIST
GURU GURU
TITLE
The 1971 Bremen Concert
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
MADE IN GERMANY
CATALOG #
MIG 3382CD
MIG 3382CD
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
4/18/2025
"In 1971,
Guru Guru
had already released two LPs on
Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser
's Ohr label, distributed by Metronome in Hamburg, namely
UFO
(1970) and
Hinten
(1971). On September 21, 1971, Guru Guru played in the then line-up of
Mani Neumeier
(drums, vocals),
Uli Trepte
(bass) and
Ax Genrich
(guitar) in the auditorium of the Bremen High School at Leibnizplatz. The sound engineers of
Radio Bremen
were present and took the opportunity to record the concert. Guru Guru's program that evening consisted of three long pieces with extensive improvisations: the almost 24-minute opener 'LSD Marsch' was taken from the 1970 debut album, followed by 'Bo Diddley' and 'Space Ship' from the then current second album. 'Hinten' had just been released shortly before the Bremen concert and had already caused quite a stir in the press. 'With this recording, sound engineer
Conny Plank
has created a masterpiece,' wrote the German music magazine
Sounds
: 'The Gurus have musically changed a lot for the better, their music is no longer so nervous and scattered, the long, free excursions of the three instrumentalists now lie over calm, drawn-out bass lines and a powerfully marching drum set.' The idiosyncratic blend of rock, jazz and funk with African polyrhythms and psychedelic sound cascades is finally available in its full length and revised form in record stores."
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