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GOD 131CD
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Live recordings from 1980-81. "Nice folk. Their third and last one, released then only as a cassette (Transmitter Cassetten 31) in an edition of only 79 copies. With a long look back at band member Michel Meyer."
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GOD 127CD
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Reissue of their 2nd and last album from 1979. "Nice folk like Trees or Fairport Convention, with male/female vocals, some instrumentals and partly medieval instruments. Four live bonus tracks from 1979 in top sound quality." From Crack In The Cosmic Egg: "...with considerably longer tracks and much more instrumental interplay, broken even more ground with a uniquely styled music that even went beyond the pioneering music of Between or The Third Ear Band, mysteriously ethnic and medieval, not really rock but with a lively rock energy, and an abundance of solos, surprising for what was still a totally acoustic ensemble. Emma Myldenberger were indeed pioneers that were pushing beyond the frontiers of established progressive, folk and world musics."
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GOD 119CD
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Reissue of this German folk group's original LP from 1978, plus 5 bonus tracks. "Very nice psych-folk with male and (mostly) female vocals, and some instrumentals. With flute, glockenspiel, oboe, fiddle, mandolin, banjo, ocarina, guitar... From the master tapes." From Crack In The Cosmic Egg: "...much like a throw back to the progressive folk albums of several years earlier, akin to Broselmaschine, Hoelderlin or Emtidi, yet with an otherworldly medieval feel, embellished by Middle-Eastern ethnic musics...their concoction was unique. Especially, it was amazing that everything was acoustic."
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