Os Mundi
| Os Mundi | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Progressive rock , Krautrock |
| founding | 1969 |
| resolution | 1975 |
| former members | |
| Udo Arndt | |
| Dietrich Markgraf until 1972 | |
Cello , vocals |
Micro rilling |
Bass , vocals |
Andreas Villain |
Drums , vocals |
Christoph Busse |
Percussion, vocals |
Buddy Mandler |
| Ludolf cake book from 1973 | |
| Klaus Henrichs from 1973 | |
| Harald Skorepa from 1973 | |
| Live and session members | |
organ |
David von Kalkreuth |
Electric bass |
Hartmut Seidel |
guitar |
Conny Plank |
guitar |
Peter Autschbach |
Electric bass |
Michael "Fame" Günther († 2014) |
Drums |
Konstantin "Bommi" Bommarius (1950–2014) |
singing |
Ute Kannenberg |
Keyboard |
Bernhard Arndt |
Keyboard |
Manfred Opitz |
Os Mundi was a German Krautrock band that existed in West Berlin between 1969 and 1975.
The band emerged from the Safebreakers (1962-66, single: Hey Girl / Patsy Girl ) and the group Orange Surprise . The group initially oriented itself towards psychedelic and progressive rock and released a Latin Mass (1970) as a sextet (with guests ). With the second album produced by Conny Plank , it opened up further into the fusion area for 43 minutes . The third album, which was essentially made for radio in 1975, e.g. It was partly recorded with guests from Agitation Free and was only released in 2008. Between 1976 and 1980 the band met once a year for a sold out reunion concert in the Latin Quarter .
Web links
- Portrait (Krautrock music circus)
- Os Mundi at Discogs (English)