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Producer, composer and musician from Hamburg (Germany), Achim Reichel is a key figure in the explosion of krautrock. Reichel was first a founder member of "The Rattles" at the beginning of the 60's. In 1968 he formed the "Wonderland band" with the drummer Frank Dostal. Late 60's he launched his first solo musical project called A.R. and Machines. Musically it provides a supreme sonic musical voyage turned to cycled psychedelic guitar playing with lot of echoes and delay. The first album was published in 1971 in collaboration with Frank Dostal. The album presents an ambitious collection of spacey rock jams featuring a lot of electronic effects and arrangements. This album prefigures "acid" trips of krautrock guitar / minimal electronic explorers like Manuel Gottsching. The guitar freakouts and the weird imagination of the first effort continue to prevail in the following inspired, confused and various Die Grune Reise, A.R. IV, Autovision (generally a mix between guitar soudscapes and psych pop orientated songs). Reichel decided to abandon the project after 5 studio albums. Today A.R and the machines remains a high class standard of hypnotic space-echo guitar inventions.

Achim Reichel?– Autovision

Label: Zebra– 2949 016 Format: LP, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 1974
Genre: Rock
Style: Experimental, Progressive

Notes: Album #5 of the "Achim Reichel & Machines" project.

Tracklist

Eisenpferde 4:40 Tanz Der Vögel In Den Winden 10:36 Drei In Eins (6:40) A.)
B.)
C.)
Turbulenzen 9:04 Jay Guru Dev 10:08 Kopf In Den Wolken - Beine Auf Der Erde 0:34  I have graded cover as vg+ due bumped mouth corners and minor laminate lift front top right and stained corner bottom left front. Spine in readable and cover shows well despite lite rubbing due to lamination. Glossy vinyl is vg+ and plays the same. Includes Zebra inner sleeve.