GILA - Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee(1973 Germany Krautrock ) Full Album

Gila biography Founded in Stuttgart, Germany in 1969 (as Gila Füchs) - Hiatus from 1972-1973 - Disbanded in 1974 This band managed just two studio albums before splitting. Their guitarist leader Conny Veit will be known latter as collaborator of both POPOL VUH and GURU GURU, but this is another story. Their first highly ambitious album - and one of the more important albums to come out of Western Germany - had a very odd concept to reflect the group's progression from aggression to communication. Quite a bloody program and I can assure you that they succeed quite well. The music on their debut runs continuously through the tracks is very trippy and atmospheric but not space rock either, In that regard , one thinks of PINK FLOYD. Their second album is very different and depicts the last and worst Indian massacre (native Americans) back in the early 70's.. The live album is posthumous but worthy of them. In spite of their short discography, GILA is a very important group in the history of Krautrock and highly recommended to anyone looking for adventurous music. : : : Hugues Chantraine, BELGIUM : : : 1. This Morning 00:00 2. In A Sacred Manner 05:53 3. Sundance Chant 10:32 4. Young Coyote 14:42 5. The Buffalo Are Coming 18:00 6. Black Kettle's Ballad 25:12 7. Little Smoke 29:37 Line-up / Musicians - Conny Veit / vocals, lead, rhythm & 12-string guitars, flute (5), Moog (7), vibes (2), bass (3) - Florian Fricke / grand piano, Mellotron (1,2,7), Moog (1) - Daniel Fichelscher / drums, percussion, bass (2) With: - Sabine Merbach / vocals (1)