Guru Guru is a seminal figure in the realm of krautrock, a genre that blends rock and electronic avant-garde sounds and emerged in late 1960s Germany. Founded in 1968, Guru Guru was initially a trio comprising guitarist Ax Genrich, bassist Uli Trepte, and drummer Mani Neumeier, the latter also serving as the band's frontman and spiritual guide. Their music has always been known for its experimental edge, often incorporating elements of psychedelia, jazz, and freeform improvisation, which has set them apart as pioneers in the progressive rock movement.
Throughout its long and storied career, Guru Guru has witnessed several lineup changes, though Neumeier has remained a constant fixture, ensuring the band's musical essence remains intact. They have been prolific in both studio recordings and live performances, as evidenced by a vast discography that captures their enduring appeal and inventiveness on stage. Albums like "The Incredible Universe Of Guru Guru" and "Rotate!" showcase their ability to evolve with time, while live recordings such as "45 Years Live" and "Rockpalast - Krautrock Legends, Vol. 2" offer a glimpse into the raw, energetic, and often unpredictable nature of their concerts. Guru Guru's influence on the progressive rock landscape is undeniable, and their music continues to inspire new generations with its bold experimentation and psychedelic grooves.
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