EILIFF - EILIFF
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: LONGHAIR
Release date: 01/09/2015
Barcode: 4035177001518
Catalog no.: LHC0000151
Item ID: 418319
A true classic from Germany's early '70s kraut scene sees its first ever vinyl reissue! Eiliff's eponymous album, originally out in 1971 on the Philips label, combines the progressivism of UK bands à la King Crimson, Soft Machine and Van Der Graaf Generator with the atmospheres of German groups s.a. Guru Guru, Nine Days Wonder and Alcatraz. The LP was produced by Rainer Goltermann and engineered by Connie Plank. This reissue comes with remastered sound from the original tapes and includes an informative booklet that includes notes from keyboardist Rainer Brüninghaus.
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