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- Felix Kubin – japan japan
- Felix Kubin – agitabo
- Felix Kubin – the germans
- Felix Kubin – krematorien
- Felix Kubin – sonntagsspazpaziergang
Ever heard the saying "Don't judge a book by its cover?" well...
Recorded by mutli-instrumentalist Felix Kubin in his adolescent years between 11 to 15.
Packed with energy, these electronic experiments were created using, Korg MS-20 synthesizer and although this is mainly an instrumental affair, some of the tracks feature Kubin's bizaare lyrics.
In 1982, he formed a band with Stefan Mohn called Die Egozentrischen 2. Famously in 1984, they played a legendary live show at the Möbel Perdú in Hamburg, a small multifunctional gallery founded in the early 80s by a.o. Claudia Schneider-Esleben, who happened to be the sister of Florian Schneider (Kraftwerk).
Six of the twelve tracks on here have never been released before! Brilliant!