Tracks Side 1:

1. Put On Your Nightcap (16:02)

2. You And Me (2:31)

3. Somewhere At The End ofTheRainbow (6:26)

Tracks Side 2:

1. Treary Eyes (4:17)

2. Try A Little Bit (9:59)

3. River (2:36) ( Bonustrack , Live 03/1978)

4. Sweet Heroin (7:04) ( Bonustrack , Live 03/1978)

5. Brickstone (1:14) ( Bonustrack , Live 03/1978)

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A really nice record here. The Sound is reminiscent of bands like Emtidi (Saat) or Holderlin (Holderlin's Traum / Hoelderlin). You get A similar feel, though there is more ofA (prog) rock approach. It Sounds like it came out ofThe early 70s too. The MUSIC is generally quite melodic, generally melancholic and or poignant, and contains common structural variations common in prog and instrumental sections and or solos as well as generally A very high level of musical skill. Beate Krause's vocals are beautiful and delicate yet confident and soulful. "Put On Your Nightcap" is TheThe most developed idea, with many parts and high quality musicianship and songwriting. My only complaint is that it ends randomly Without any conclusion. It is A poignant and sorrowful song about war (it isn't ever graphic, YouCan decide whenToLOVE whenTo fight? "or" Preachersof godYou have never understood "or The refrain" CloseToThe edgeofThe world "). The other four songs On this album SoundA little unpolished songwriting-wise andFOR that reason sometimes sounding patchy or like unfinished or patched-together ideas. Those are my harshest criticisms. " You and Me" is AA ". "Somewhere at The end ofTheRainbow "isThe most fully polished songOn here and isA very nice melodic and meaty enough song (instrumentation / musicianship / songwriting-wise). "Treary Eyes" FOR me is TheOn here, though it is melodic and holds enough interestTo getThe listener across 4 minutesToThe next song. The final song "Try A Little Bit" is AOne , with several very good parts, though it is slightly uneven in flow and quality. It is perhaps more ambitious than "Somewhere at The end ofTheRainbow "but it is also more unfinished and less polished.

There are more than A few very good ideas in TheLive and haveA horrendous recording /Sound at times. They are A nice addition and leave me wishing they RecordedASecond Album .

This record is essential FOR fans ofofThe 70's andThe more melodic and melancholic sidesof krautrock, and highly recommendedTo fansof progressive MUSIC , folk rock, and great female singing. (listen / progarchives.com)

Beate Krause - Voice
Axel Schmierer - Guitar
Jürgen Kolb - keyboards
Roger Högn - drums
Heinz Reinkey - bass

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