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1975 Albums

Lemmingmania > Amon Düül II

Artist: Amon Düül II
Label: United Artists
Catalog#: UAG 29 723 G
Format: Vinyl
Country: Germany
Released: 1975-05

Let It Out > Kraan

Artist: Kraan
Label: Passport Records
Catalog#: PPSD-98015
Format: Vinyl
Country: United States
Released: 1975-12
Strawberry Bricks Entry: 
Kraan was riding a critical and commercial peak coming into the sessions that yielded their fifth album, Let it Out. Joining Kraan was ex-Karthago keyboardist Ingo Bischof, a frequent guest at the Wintrup commune. Conny Plank also paid a visit, and suggested that the recording take place at the commune's farmhouse. The album stands as a creative high point for the band. Bischof's electric piano and clavinet fit perfectly into Kraan's music, whether he's playing rhythmically or providing a lead.

Libra > Libra

Artist: Libra
Label: Motown
Catalog#: M6-847S1
Format: Vinyl
Country: US
Released: 1975

Lisztomania > Wakeman, Rick

Artist: Rick Wakeman
Label: A&M Records
Catalog#: SP-4546
Format: Vinyl
Country: United States
Released: 1975-11

Live > Kraan

Artist: Kraan
Label: Spiegelei
Catalog#: 26 440-8 Z/1-2
Format: Vinyl
Country: Germany
Released: 1975

Live Music From The Twilight Zone > Wigwam

Artist: Wigwam
Label: Love
Catalog#: 517/518
Format: Vinyl
Country: Finland
Released: 1975

Lucky Leif And The Longships > Calvert, Robert

Artist: Robert Calvert
Label: United Artists Records
Catalog#: UAG 29852
Format: Vinyl
Country: UK
Released: 1975

M.elle Le "Gladiator" > Battiato, Franco

Artist: Franco Battiato
Label: Bla Bla
Catalog#: BBXL 10008
Format: Vinyl
Country: Italy
Released: 1975

Made In Germany > Amon Düül II

Artist: Amon Düül II
Label: ATCO Records
Catalog#: SD 36-119
Format: Vinyl
Country: United States
Released: 1975

Magma Live > Magma

Artist: Magma
Label: Utopia (2)
Catalog#: CYL2-1245
Format: Vinyl
Country: United States
Released: 1975
Strawberry Bricks Entry: 
Recorded in June at the La Taverne de l'Olympia in Paris, the magnificent double-album Live (later known as Hhaï/Live) is perhaps Magma's most exemplary statement. The lineup had toured the UK earlier in the year: joining Christian and Stella Vander and Klaus Blasquiz were violinist Didier Lockwood and keyboardist Benoît Widemann, with bassist Bernard Paganotti replacing Jannick Top; guitarist Gabriel Fédérow and pianist Jean-Pol Asseline rounded out the stage.