Avantgarde History

Compilation album

This article does not cite any sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
Find sources: "Avantgarde History" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (June 2019) (Learn how and when to remove this message)

|

Avantgarde History

Compilation album by

Pissoff, the Origins of Kraftwerk, Neu! and Fritz Mueller

Released| November 2009
Recorded| 1967–1973
Length| 71:18
Label| Kunsthaus Boltenberg

Avantgarde History is a CD-R compilation album created by Eberhard Kranemann of his work with artists such as Neu! and Joseph Beuys in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It was released privately and is only available on request.

## Bands

[edit]

### Pissoff

[edit]

Pissoff was a band founded in the late 1960s by Kranemann and some friends. Eberhard had studied under Beuys, and the artist is featured with Pissoff on the first track, recorded in Düsseldorf's Creamcheese club. Shortly after this recording, Florian Schneider joined the band. An unedited version of this track was also released separately by Kranemann.

### The Origins of Kraftwerk

[edit]

This is a retrospectively named ensemble consisting of Schneider and Kranemann, both of whom would go on to play in the band Kraftwerk. The three jams were recorded in 1967. The complete session was released separately by Kranemann.

### Neu!

[edit]

The three tracks featured were recorded live in 1972, shortly after the recording of Neu! '72 Live in Dusseldorf. The first two were recorded at a party, the third at a concert. All three feature the line-up of Klaus Dinger on drums and vocals, Kranemann on slide guitar, Uli Trepte on bass guitar and Michael Rother on guitar.

### Fritz Mueller

[edit]

After the split-up of Neu! in 1973, Kranemann founded his own project, for which he assumed the pseudonym "Fritz Mueller". An album was originally intended to be released by Dinger's Dingerland record label, but when the label collapsed, the release was shelved. Fritz Mueller Rock was released by Brain Records in 1977. Kranemann has continued the project and several more albums have been released privately.

## Track listing

[edit]

1. "Live at the Creamcheese, Düsseldorf, 1968 with Joseph Beuys – Handaktion, and Eberhard Kranemann – Cello, Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone" by Pissoff (21:06)
2. "Florian – Flute, Eberhard – Double Bass" by the Origins of Kraftwerk (5:02)
3. "Florian – Violin, Eberhard – Cello" by the Origins of Kraftwerk (13:03)
4. "Florian – Flute, Eberhard – Tenor Saxophone" by the Origins of Kraftwerk (4:50)
5. "Live in Duesseldorf" by Neu!(3:46)
6. "Live in Duesseldorf" by Neu! (4:22)
7. "Live at Muenster University Hall" by Neu! (16:12)
8. "Fritz Mueller Radio" by Fritz Mueller (3:01)

1972 Live

Live album by

Neu!

Released| 2009
Recorded| 1972
Genre| Krautrock, improvisation
Label| Kunsthaus Boltenberg
Producer| Eberhard Kranemann
Neu! chronology
| Neu! '72 Live in Düsseldorf
(1996)  | 1972 Live
(2009)  | Neu! Vinyl Box
(2010)

|
|

Klaus Dinger chronology
| Live at Kunsthalle Düsseldorf
(2001)  | 1972 Live
(2009)  | Neu! Vinyl Box
(2010)

|
|

## 1972 Live

[edit]

Later in 2009, Kranemann made available a CD-R featuring solely his live recordings of Neu! from 1972. This featured longer versions of the tracks included on the compilation:

1. "Live in Duesseldorf @ Party 1972 (Part 1)" (3:45)
2. "Live in Duesseldorf @ Party 1972 (Part 2)" (4:22)
3. "Live in Duesseldorf @ Party 1972 (Part 3)" (8:41)
4. "Live in Muenster, University Hall 1972 (Part 1)" (16:12)
5. "Live in Muenster, University Hall 1972 (Part 2)" (12:32)

The CD-R was again released via Kranemann's Kunsthaus Boltenberg label.

* v
* t
* e

Neu!

* Klaus Dinger
* Michael Rother

* Eberhard Kranemann
* Uli Trepte
* Thomas Dinger
* Hans Lampe
* Konrad Mathieu
* Georg Sessenhausen

Studio albums|

* Neu!
* Neu! 2
* Neu! '75
* Neu! 4 / Neu! '86

Other albums|

* Neu! '72 Live in Düsseldorf
* 1972 Live
* Vinyl Box

Singles|

* "Super"/"Neuschnee"
* "Isi"/"After Eight"
* "Crazy"/"Euphoria"

See also|

* Cluster
* La Düsseldorf
* Harmonia
* Kraftwerk
* La! Neu?
* Conny Plank
* Negativland
* Motorik

* v
* t
* e

Klaus Dinger

Solo|

| Studio albums|

* Néondian
* Blue

|

Singles|

* "Mon amour"

Die Engel des Herrn|

* Die Engel des Herrn
* Live as Hippie-Punks

Klaus Dinger + Japandorf|

* Japandorf

Productions|

* Rembrandt: God Strikes Back

Related articles|

* Kraftwerk
* Neu!
* La Düsseldorf
* La! Neu?
* Ralf Hütter
* Florian Schneider
* Michael Rother
* Conny Plank
* Thomas Dinger

*[v]: View this template
*[t]: Discuss this template
*[e]: Edit this template