Druckknöpfe - Rock flac album

Druckknöpfe - Rock (LP, Album, Ltd, Gat). Selo:Rock Gegen Rechts Cat. nº: 00 000 2. Condição da mídia: Mídia: Mint (M) Condição da Capa: Capa: Mint (M). Ver pág. da edição.

Side B live in Hamburg 1. 79 Lieselotte Wübke: Book- and recorddistribution. Recorded in Hamburg and Quickborn January til April 1980 with the help of Janus Tonstudios (Kontact: . olm) Distribution: Eigelstein Musikproduktion, Köln. On both label sides is printed: "Rock Gegen Rechts". Rights Society: GEMA.

Profile: German political rock band, interconnected with Oktober (2), who blended mellow DDR prog styles with parody and satire. Members: Achim Nietschmann, Andrea Engen, Andreas Herrmann (2), Bettina Harder, Birger Holm, Klaus-Peter Harbort.

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Composed By – Druckknöpfe. Drums, Percussion – Klaus-Peter Harbort. Producer – Druckknöpfe, Uli Maske. Technician – Askan Siegfried, Birger Holm. Text By – Druckknöpfe (tracks: A1; B-Seite), Harald Hurst (tracks: A3; A5), Norbert Ney (tracks: A4), Richard L. Wagner (tracks: A2). Notes. Recorded and Mixed March 1982 at Volkspark Studio Hamburg Wir Lieben Euch based on the poem Sie Liebt Mich.

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