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Ihre Kinder-Anfang Ohne Ende-'72 krautrock prog-NEW CD

Ihre Kinder

Anfang Ohne Ende by 

(new CD, Jul-1997, Ohrwa)

Track listing
1. Fliebbandlied
2. Ein Lied Fur Dich
3. Fur Dich und Mich
4. Auf Dem Schachbrett
5. Alptraum
6. In Ewigkeit Amen
7. Unny Wersaal und Seine Ba
8. Wer Hat Angst Vorm Schwar
9. Anfang Ohne Ende
10. Spinne im Netz
11. Stunden
12. Die Graue Stadt (Single M
13. St Marzipan
14. Seine Majestat der Konig

Ihre Kinder - 1972 - Anfang Ohne Ende, Germany

- Sonny Hennig / vocals, keyboard
- Tommi Roeder / bass, saxophon, guitar, vocals
- Walti Schneider / bass, acc, vocals
- Gunter Storch / drums,
- Wolf Stumm / guitar

IHRE KINDER can be placed at the roots of the so-called "Krautrock". As the first rock band at all they produced in their mother-tongue German and published five main albums between 1969 and 1972.


The core of IHRE KINDER were the keyboarder and singer Sonny Hennig, the guitarist Ernst Schultz and the producer Jonas Porst. Their music combined influences from the American protest song (Bob Dylan), white blues music from England and - in a cautious way - the typical German electronic rock music of the early 70s to a progressive und unique mixture. Their most impressive songs are about political topics like nuclear armament ("Toter Soldat") or social problems like drugs ("Wei?er Schnee, Schwarze Nacht"). At their early time the phrase "progressive" was yet to be born. Lacking other definitions they were elected the best German "Blues band" by the readers of "Express" in 1970. Key albums were "Leere Hande" (1970) - also published in the UK as "Empty Hands" - "2375 004" (1970) - also known as "Jeanscover" - and "Werdohl" (1971), by which Ernst Schultz had substituted Jonas Porst as producer.


SONNY HENNIG published the solo album "Tranengas" in 1971, in which he discussed the political situation in Germany from a left-wing view, and in the same year ERNST SCHULTZ recorded his opus "Paranoia Picknick", which excelled with a blend of serious lyrics and sophisticated guitar work. The best of the latter was "Synthetischer Orient No. 1".


After the break-up in 1972 every now and then band members came together to play at festivals and recorded some albums, none of them of greater importance.


Why this artist must be listed in www.progarchives.com :
A unique and most interesting band - essentiell for the developement of progressive German Rock Music.


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