Παρασκευή 5 Δεκεμβρίου 2008

THIRSTY MOON - 1972 Selftitled


THIRSTY MOON.
Always essentially the project of the Drogies brothers, Thirsty Moon came into being in September 1971 as the amalgamation of D.R.P. (Drogies Rock Project) and Shakespears (apparently a jazz-soul band), resulting in a very big group (seven to eight members) performing complex rock that used unusual jazz structures as its base. Obviously influenced by the likes of Colosseum, the Chicago brass-rock scene and earlier German bands like Xhol and Organisation, Thirsty Moon created a music with great dynamics, use of heavy and spacious structures, unconventional songs and arrangements, and above all amazing musicianship. Both their debut Selftitled album of 1972 and, the second you'll never come back offer some of the finest Krautrock. Both tripping out with percussively intensive Krautrock tripping, bizarre songs, and ventures into the cosmos, beyond jazz-fusion, beyond everything.
Classic 70's german jazz rock album that you WON'T regret if you have it in your collection...
THIRSTY MOON - SELFTITLED 1972 - Studio Album
Tracks:
1. Morning Sun (5:24) -2. Love Me (3:54) -3. Rooms Behind Your Mind (3:18) -4. Big City (8:31) -5. Yellow Sunshine (21:30) -
Total Time: 42:37

Line-up/Musicians
- Jürgen Drogies / guitar, percussion- Norbert Drogies / drums, percussion
- Michael Kobs / electric piano
- Harald Konietzko / bass, 12-string-guitar, percussion, vocals
- Erwin Noack / congas, percussion
- Willi Pape / saxophone, clarinet, flute, percussion
- Hans Werner Ranwig / organ, percussion, vocals
Link: TM

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