Hoelderlin Live At Rockpalast 2005 CD

They were one of the leading representatives of "Krautrock", this independent rock music, primarily of West German bands, at the end of the '60s, beginning of the '70s. Hoelderlin began their career in 1972 with the release of their album "H?lderlins Traum" on the Pilz label of the journalist and "Krautrock" pioneer Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser. The Wuppertal musicians mixed folk with progressive rock and psychedelic elements and used classical instruments such as viola, cello and flute. The group's initially German lyrics were written mainly by guitarist Christian von Grumbkow and bassist Peter K?seberg, influenced by the works of the poet and namesake Friedrich H?lderlin. This changed, however, when the band signed with Intercord in 1975, their records were henceforth released via the Stuttgart record company's "progressive" label Spiegelei and Conny Plank sat behind the controls at the studio mixing desk. After their sixth studio album, "Fata Morgana", Hoelderlin split up in 1981. It took almost a quarter of a century for the band to reunite and celebrate their comeback in December 2005 with a furious concert at the WDR "Rockpalast" in Bonn's Harmonie. Hoelderlin's Hans B??r remembers: "While there was still a certain tension on stage during the sound check, the audience welcomed us in the evening with the greatest warmth and approval. They had actually come to a Hoelderlin concert again after almost 25 years. Hard to believe!"

1. Transsib Intro 2. Schwebebahn 3. Waren Wir 4. Rare Bird 5. Streaming 6. N?rnberg 7. Come to Me 8. Phasing 9. Sun Rays 10. Transsib Intro 11. Schwebebahn 12. Waren Wir 13. Rare Bird 14. Streaming 15. N?rnberg 16. Come to Me 17. Phasing 18. Sun Rays 19. Interview