1041 – Thirsty Moon – You'll never Come Back.1039 – Alexis Korner & Snape – Live on Tour in Germany (2LP) – licensed release (non German band)?.1038 – Caravan – For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night – licensed release (UK: Deram, SKLR 12).
1037 – Emergency – Get Out of the Country.1035 – if – Double Diamond – licensed release (Canada: GRT, 9230-1032).1033 – Atomic Rooster – Nice 'n' Greasy – licensed release (non German band).1027 – Greenslade – Greenslade – licensed release (UK: WB, K 46207).1024 – Spirogyra – Bells, Boots and Shambles – licensed release (UK: Polydor, 2310 246).1022 – Alexis Korner – Korner & Snape – licensed release (US: WB, BS 2647).1019 – Khan – Space Shanty – licensed release (UK: Deram, SLDR 11).1018 – Electric Sandwich – Electric Sandwich.1016 – Wolfgang Dauner Group – Rischka's Soul.1012 – Spirogyra – Old Boot Wine – licensed release (UK: Pegasus, 13).1011 – Atomic Rooster – Made in England – licensed release (UK: Dawn, DNLS 3038).1010 – Caravan – Waterloo Lily – licensed release (UK: Deram, SDL 8).1009 – Steamhammer – Speech – licensed release (non German band).Radigunds – licensed release (UK: B & C, 1042) 1003 – Gomorrha – I turned to See Whose Voice It Was.When he left the labels of Brain LPs changed from green to orange.
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Körber left in 1976 to start Sky Records, which released much Cluster-related music plus Michael Rother's early solo work, and bands like Streetmark. Brain 1004 was Neu!'s eponymous debut Neu! Brain 1062 was Neu! 75, which undoubtedly contributed to the sound of punk rock. Some Brain releases later proved highly influential. There were of course exceptions - the Brain issue of Atomic Rooster's Nice n Greasy features an entirely different sleeve to the UK issue, and If's Double Diamond didn't receive a UK release at all. These included Greenslade, Caravan, If, Spirogyra, Atomic Rooster, Alexis Korner, Gryphon and Steamhammer. Many came out on the M2001 label which is closely linked to Brain.īrain licensed and issued a number of British releases for the West German market, in this case mainly featuring the original sleeves. Brain also reissued a number of recordings licensed to their parent company Metronome, such as Amon Düül's first album Psychedelic Underground.
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Signings throughout the seventies and into the eighties included Neu!, Cluster, Harmonia, Klaus Schulze, Edgar Froese, Guru Guru, Grobschnitt, Novalis, Jane, Birth Control, Embryo, Popol Vuh, Curly Curve, Scorpions, Electric Sun, Accept and many more.Ī later reissue series called Rock On Brain saw many early Brain recordings reissued, although mostly with entirely different sleeves and even album titles. Wendel & Korber brought Guru Guru with them from Ohr, and immediately signed Cluster, who had recorded one LP for Philips they soon recorded and released Cluster II.īrain was rapidly a success throughout West Germany and much of western Europe, although had little presence in the US. In the middle of 1971, Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser's management style at Ohr caused two of his A&R men, Bruno Wendel and Günter Körber, to leave Ohr and set up their own record company, which they called Brain. Many of its more prominent records are currently being reissued on CD by Repertoire Records.
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