I always ask myself why this world turned into this? All these rap, hip hop...heartless "music"...! What happened? So I still hear this kind of REAL MUSIC.. handmade, full of feelings and love is always on it's way....
As explained by Eroc on his Eroc 3 album, it's an improvisation of the keyboarder Mist on the recorded bass and drum tracks of one of the Rockpommels Land songs. It's interesting to hear how the same bass/drum track can sound so differently to the point of being nearly not recognisable as the same song.
This is like the 70's.....great music with feel. I first heard this on a radio station in the 70's called "Triad Radio" and the show on Sunday night was called 'songs from across the big swamp!' When other great stations like WXRT was just getting popular. Gentle Giant was another progressive rock band of the era. Well written songs......with analogue keyboards and Hammond B3 organ. One last opinion.........this so-called [music] of today SUCKS! These rap-artists (oxymoron) are a joke......they are not even real musicians, but the tone-deaf people that buy it are making them rich. I grew up with the British invasion bands..........there are none better.
![Grobschnitt ► Tontillon [HQ Audio] Rockpommel's Land 1977](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/f-d-feL5bv0/mqdefault.jpg)
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I always ask myself why this world turned into this? All these rap, hip hop...heartless "music"...! What happened? So I still hear this kind of REAL MUSIC.. handmade, full of feelings and love is always on it's way....
I discovered this album a few years ago ... it's fucking wonderful. And this song closes the album in a sublime way.
As explained by Eroc on his Eroc 3 album, it's an improvisation of the keyboarder Mist on the recorded bass and drum tracks of one of the Rockpommels Land songs. It's interesting to hear how the same bass/drum track can sound so differently to the point of being nearly not recognisable as the same song.
yes..Conny Plank...but the best is this heart Breaking music...in a good and beautiful way! Love is so good..feels like never ending wonderful feeling
Grobschitt sind / waren einfach großartig!! 👍
Yes Yes rockpalast war irre joepie
ich möchte saxophone spielen
Guter alter Krautrock.Großartig.
Wow,this is great......has that sound,hooks one right in.....and Conny Plank as a producer,nuff said......
Ooo.esté disco me encanto cuando lo escuché la primera vez.es único e irrepetible.
Beautiful. Soft and classic. Beautiful.
also the second track on Eroc 3, beautiful album
Zo mooi !Over and over!
Simplesmente linda
This is like the 70's.....great music with feel. I first heard this on a radio station in the 70's called "Triad Radio" and the show on Sunday night was called 'songs from across the big swamp!'
When other great stations like WXRT was just getting popular. Gentle Giant was another progressive rock band of the era. Well written songs......with analogue keyboards and Hammond B3 organ. One last opinion.........this so-called [music] of today SUCKS! These rap-artists (oxymoron) are a joke......they are not even real musicians, but the tone-deaf people that buy it are making them rich. I grew up with the British invasion bands..........there are none better.
This is very strong instrumental track by Grobschnitt ... very emotional and technical anyway...although this track composed by Eroc (drummer)...
this is pretty good, I regret not buying it when I had the chance.
Fav song between Lisboa and Portimão at night over and over
Thanks Madlib
Nice classic Keyboards: Electric Piano / B3 Hammond with organ crunchy tone !
Great song. It sounds exactly like "Locke" OST (2014 !!!).
... but this one is recorded in 1977 ...
i think its from Myst -keyboarder of grobschnitt - inspiired by Roger Dean
yes yes in the midlle if the night
Nice
is it possible for you to send me this song? i have been trying to get it and cannot find it anywhere... thanks
looks like Roger Dean artwork?
01.25 o clock on a Portugese highway.....
artwork is by Heinz Dofflein
Not exactly.. the final artwork might have been 'executively realized' by Heinz, but the concept was originally conceived by Mist.