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Flied Egg was a rock band from Japan, founded in 1972. In their short lifespan they released two albums: "Dr. Siegel’s Fried Egg Shooting Machine" (Vertigo, 1972) and "Good Bye" (Vertigo, 1972). The debut featured a mix of accessible psych-pop-prog, hard-riffing heavy rock (with some moves directly lifted from early Uriah Heep), and early progressive tendencies. The last album was mostly live (from their farewell concert, apparently) and leaned more towards their heavy rock side, notably influenced by Grand Funk circa "Live Album" and numerous Black Sabbath-meets-Mountain wannabes, and including a couple of old Strawberry Path songs. The studio material...

Lied Des Teufels was formed in 1971 under the name Hanuman (see http://www.last.fm/music/Hanuman) who released one album and then in 1972 they changed their name to Lied Des Teufels who then released 2 albums under Lied Des Teufels, a self titled in 1973 and Lied des Teufels 2: Höllisch heiße Rockmusik in 1975. only the first Lied Des Teufels and Hanuman was released on CD and the 2nd lied Des Teufels was released only on LP. The first and Hanuman was more progressive but the 2nd was more Rock, quite similar to Floh De Cologne. Lineup:: Peter Barth (vocals, sax,...

Collaboration between The Stunned Guys, Art Of Fighters, Nico & Tetta, DJ Mad Dog and Tommyknocker. .