One's Life - Música

Hard & Heavy Guitar Rock From Berlin 1971 With 'no-Messin' Attitude Overloaded Guitar And English Vocals. Includes A Cover Of The Beatles "For No One" And A Mini Epic 8 Min Work-Out "Rock Song". Somehow We Can't Help Thinking Maybe UFO Saw This Lot & Decided To Nick Their Act.. Housed In A Great Digipak. Also Very Similar To Emerson Lake & Palmer. Another One Of Those German Bands With A British Vocalist. The Line-Up Was Richard Routledge Vocals Guitar Michael Fechner Guitar Andreas Scholz Bass He Came From The Recently Disbanded Murphy Blend! And Norbert Kagelmann Drums . "Dirt Box" Had A Promisingly Weird Cover But The Music Was Quite Common For The Period Guitar-Based Hard Blues-Rock In The Anglo-American Style. The Material Written By Fechner And Scholz "Mental Block" "Rock Song" And "Indian Summer" Was The Best Recalling The Brilliance Of Armaggedon. Routledge's Material Tended Towards Boogie Blues And Sounded More Like Free. He Also Wrote All The Lyrics. The Album Also Included A Good Cover Version Of The Beatles' "For No One". This Is One Of Many Albums Of Which The Original Copies Sell For Small Fortunes Today. To Meet The Increasing Demand Second Battle Re-Released The Album In 1990 In Its Original Sleeve. If You Go For Originals Though Expect To Part With 250 DM. read less