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Contents Introduction Six major works by Grobschnitt, a band that, alongside Novalis, represents 70s German symphonic rock, are being reissued all at once in 2022 with the latest remastering and the world's first paper sleeve CD format! Formed in 1970, centered around Erock (drums), who is now active as a producer/engineer, Grobschnitt disbanded in the late 1980s but reformed in the late 2000s. Six works from their 1972 debut to their 1979 album are being reissued on the world's first paper sleeve CD format with the latest remastering in 2022! This work, like the previous two, is an original concept album released in 1979. With the theme of "amusement park = utopia," it is a cynical concept album that depicts "social problems lurking behind utopia," as can be seen from the titles of the songs. This album showcases the band's signature sense of humor, evident throughout, and skillfully blends it with their symphonic rock direction from 1975 onwards, resulting in a colorful and dramatic sonic world. Bonus tracks include four live recordings from 1978-79 and a session remix of "Merry-Go-Round." This is the world's first CD release in a paper sleeve, faithfully reproducing the original record as closely as possible, and features a 2022 digital remaster. Tracklist 1. Come On People 2. Merry-Go-Round 3. A.C.Y.M. 4. You Can't Do It 5. Coke-Train 6. May Day Bonus Track 7. Merry-Go-Round (Live At Volkshaus, Zurich / 1979) 8. Die Saule Der Nation (Live At Volkshaus, Zurich / 1979) 9. May Day (Live At Volkshaus, Zurich / 1979) 10. Come On People (Live At Ostwestfalenhalle, Kaunitz / 1978) 11. Coke Train (Live) Train (Live At Ostwestfalenhalle, Kaunitz / 1978) 12. Merry-Go-Round (Session Remix) EROC: Drums, Hysterical voices LUPO: Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Chorus MIST: Keyboards, Chorus POPO: Bass WILDSCHWEIN: Vocals, Guitar TONI MOFF MOLLO: Vocals Paper jacket specification (single jacket/with inner sleeve) that reproduces the original record in as much detail as possible. 2022 latest remaster / Bonus track included Liner notes: Takumi Matsui / Audio source: Universal Music Media reviews and more Grobschnitt, a band representative of 1970s German symphonic rock, formed in 1970 with Erock (drums), who is now active as a producer/engineer, disbanded in the late 1980s but reformed in the late 2000s. Their six albums, from their 1972 debut to their 1979 release, are being reissued by Brain Records in 2022 with the latest remastering and the world's first paper-sleeve CD format! This 1979 release, like the previous two, is an original concept album. With "amusement park = utopia" as its theme, it's a cynical concept album depicting "social problems lurking behind utopia," as can be seen from the song titles. This album offers a colorful and dramatic sound world, skillfully blending the band's characteristic humor with their symphonic rock direction from 1975 onwards. (C)RS