James arthur impossible unplugged at radio regenbogen

But the guys already had organized a very charismatic vocalist, whose name was Detlev Wittenburg and who in future should be responsible for the band's very intelligent and above average lyrics. At around that time frame the guys decided to rename the band to Bonfire in 1986 when they just had scored a major deal with the RCA and fully started an assault on their further, quite successful career.Д«and-info: Caiman from Erfurt (ex-GDR) was originally founded as Macbeth by Tobias Nehmer, Ralf Zeidler, Hanjo Papst and Frank Fiebach, and soon also Michael Werner (guitar) was found, while Tobias Nehmer left the band already during autumn '85 to form Rochus. Afterwards Prskalowicz got replaced by JГ¶rg Deisinger (bass) and either Hans Forstner quit in 1985, while ex-Darxon drummer Dominik HГјlshorst joined instead. The band had fully turned into Heavy Metal at that time and was performing not the heaviest Metal of the new german bands, but a sort of a catchy Hard Rock/Metal mix that would become the mark of Cacumen's follower Bonfire.

Hans Hauptmann afterwards in 1982 got replaced by Robert Prskalowicz, who played the basslines for the 'Bad widow' album and the following 'Longing for you' 12' recorded 1984. At that time Cacumen could be called the german Kiss, as just like Kiss, these lads was playing a mix of heavier and softer Hard Rock songs. After their first selfproduced 7' 'Riding away' dating from 1979, Karl Ziller left the band and the remaining Claus Lessmann, Hans Ziller, Horst Maier-Thorn, Hans Hauptmann and Hans Forstner recorded the band's debut album for Rockport Records in May 1981, that simply was entitled 'Cacumen'.

When Claus Lessmann (vocals) and Hans Forstner (drums, his name originally was Johann as well) joined both in 1978, there was something like the first classic line up of the band ready. Without his heads up I'd most probably still be dreaming of something like this project.Д«and-info: Cacumen was founded by Hans Ziller (originally his name was Johann) in Ingolstadt, back already in 1972, together with his brother Karl. Last but surely not least, a BIG THANK YOU to Dan Edman who made all this possible, by granting me space and technical help. To get the site started, we first added the bands with vinyl/CD appearances, while the Demo bands will be added piece by piece in the future as well. We are open for your suggestions, don't worry, your name will be mentioned in the article. We know that especially in the Kraut Rock scene there are tons of bands/albums that would most probably meet our requirements, but unfortunately most of these albums are so insanely expensive and rare, that it's impossible to buy all of them just to check out if they might include any possible Hard Rock riffs. Especially the local acts are of huge interest, so we might have a short survey of that city/area's underground scene. We are also aware that the list isn't nearly complete, meaning we are open for any kind of suggestions, corrections and help by adding more obscure bands. This database tries to cover every kind of Heavy Kraut Rock/AOR/Melodic Rock/Hard Rock/Crossover and Metal bands of all genres, that were active during that mentioned time range, no matter if these bands ever recorded anything. We also wanted to focus on any kind of heavy music/band that had ever been around from 1978-1993, so that's why we stopped adding releases to the discographys that was released after 1993 in case you might wonder. The first impulse was to print a book, but that idea was quickly abandoned as while adding known bands to this database, even more, completely unknown releases of even more obscure acts were found. The main idea for this database was born a couple of years ago, when I had found out that in most of the cases, the style descriptions of many German underground bands was completely wrong or there wasn't any info available at all, because the items/bands were too obscure, or that noone had ever heard about them before. making a US one? Bah! Long-time Metal collector and Corroseum forum member Prowler spits in the face of Impossible and hereby delivers unto the Metal world the first encyclopedia of the Largest-Yet-Least-Collected Metal-country in the world! Yeah I hear what you're saying - Even attempting such a vast project as a 'complete' German HR/HM Encyclopedia seem about as futile as.

James arthur impossible unplugged at radio regenbogen