Thirsty Moon - Thirsty Moon

Thirsty Moon were one of the many German jazz-rock progressive groups in the early '70s that put their own unique spin to their fusion-based music, especially on their first two records, which are rightly considered classics in the Krautrock genre. Thirsty Moon was created in Bremen, in northern Germany, in the summer of 1971 when several groups merged. One of these was the Drogies Rock Project, more commonly known as DRP, fronted by two brothers, drummer Norbert Drogies and guitarist Jurgen Drogies.

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Various Artists - A Trip to Toytown (119 Top Toytown Tunes)disc 5

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Psychedelic Disaster Whirl - Boy Blues

PVC - German Punk & Wave 1978-1984 Vol. 1 (disc 1)

There are at least five music acts using the name PVC, each originating from different countries and musical backgrounds: 1) The German punk band PVC was formed in 1977 and was one of the first punk bands in Germany, alongside Male. Despite being active early in the German punk scene, they did not release a full-length album until 1983, titled "PVC." The band dissolved in 1984, reunited in 1988, and disbanded again in 1991. 2) A Dutch punk band also used the name PVC.

Swell Maps In ''jane From Occupied Europe'' - Swell Maps

Swell Maps was a British experimental rock group of the 1970s from Birmingham, that foreshadowed the birth of post-punk. Influenced by the disparate likes of T. Rex and the German progressive outfit Can, they created a new soundscape that would be heavily mined by others in the post-punk era. Despite existing in various forms since 1972, Swell Maps only really came together as a musical entity after the birth of British punk rock. Consisting of