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===Review===
===Review===
Very good sound Quality, directly from the soundboard. Mostly the normal repertoire of their 1978 concerts, but with additional afghani musicians, who make this recording much more interesting and you can hear just how much fun all of them were having. Deserves an official release.
Very good sound Quality, directly from the soundboard. Mostly the normal repertoire of their 1978 concerts, but with additional afghani musicians, who make this recording much more interesting and you can hear just how much fun all of them were having. Deserves an official release.
Thanks to Alan for the recording!

Revision as of 16:39, 23 June 2020

CD-R made by Christian Burchard

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Embryo Live in Kabul, 1978/10/28
Unreleased except for 10 minutes in "Vagabunden Karawane" and 9 minutes on the CD-ROM "The Crack in the Cosmic Egg".

Tracklist

01 - (11:45)
02 - Political Prisoners (09:30)
03 - (04:07)
04 - Break Into Pieces (02:34)
05 - (05:19)
06 - (04:38)
07 - (07:36)
08 - Endless Feeling (06:38)
09 - (11:39)
10 - (09:20)
This concert was actually split into 4 parts. I re-merged them and split them according to the different compositions that i could distinguish.
There were also other titles like "Rainy Day" for "Political Prisoners" and "Been Gone Too Long" for "Endless Feeling".
My tracklist only contains song titles that i could recognize from any official release. The last track is sourced from the Vagabunden Karawane DVD.

Lineup

Christian Burchard - drums, vibes
Roman Bunka - vocals, guitar, bass, etc.
Michi Wehemeyer - keyboards
Uwe Müllrich - bass, guitar, etc.
Ustad Mohammed Omar - rubab
Muhammed Hilal - keyboards
Malang Negrabi - zerbagali

Review

Very good sound Quality, directly from the soundboard. Mostly the normal repertoire of their 1978 concerts, but with additional afghani musicians, who make this recording much more interesting and you can hear just how much fun all of them were having. Deserves an official release.


Thanks to Alan for the recording!