"krisma" or original "chrisma" where formed by maurizio arcier and his wife christa moser. "nothing to do with the dog"(1983) is there third album of "krisma" and its a good mix of synthpop and and obscure wave. the song "i must know your name" reminds me to the early stuff of "peaches". no pop-just a simple,cold beat and a cool,smooth voice.
the album "munich & elsewhere" was released in 1986 ,all tracks are recorded back in 1973-1975.
i have a preference for progressive rock from the 70s with german lyrics. the problem is..most of them are about political stuff. the song "baby" is different. the refrain goes like this:
aaa baby are you coming to the cinema with me? aaa baby And after that we'll go for a meal And after that we'll go dancing And after that we'll go screwing
"i could cry vor lauta bluus" is an blues/rock/folk album from 1974, all songs are with bavarian-accent. most of the songs are about political stuff, but in a funny way. for me the only realy great song is the last one - the "niederwammerl", its about a drummer and his work.
and who plays the drums for this song?
.....the one and only " klaus weiss" !!!! DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS+DRUMS
back in 1972 kiyoshi hasegawa was the first japanese artist on vertigo-japan. "inishizaka" was his first album and its a great mix of traditional japanese music,folk,rock and psychedelic. all songs are writen in japanese letters on the back-cover, so i dont know the name of the song i chose.
anyway,on "ハイウェイ" ,kiyoshi plays eastern psych with megaphone vocals, virtuoso violin and gongs. a strange winding melody is a bonus, too!
as you see on the photos, jaques knows how to make fun about himself and also about his generation and society. this is jaques´ third album, also the third one without an album-titel - pleasantly! Back in the 60s&70s he was one of the BIG in french music business and is still married with the chanson star francoise hardy.
on the album you will find one of his biggest hits "il est cinq heures, paris séveille". 1969, one year later, bob telden has done a german cover version of this catchy song and named it "berlin erwacht".
ok..i dont like "il est cinq heures, paris séveille" that much, so i chose another one. "les rois de la reforme" starts with hard drums and a soft singing jaques dutronc ..what a beginning !! you will love it!
but i have to show you guys the "il est cinq heures, paris séveille" version of bob. especially for those of you, who understand german. i have to say i got a preference for german cover-songs! so here it is...
like a lot of french artists,back in the 60s ,antoine"the french bob dylan" played some songs in german. autostraße nach paris is a number one catchy song!
at the 27th of june 1981 john peel played this great techno track on his radioshow. the band is called bodenpersonal and had their releases on the small, minimal lable kompakt-produkte from berlin.