Agitation Free. Malesch (1972). CD, Album (2008). Germany. Krautrock, Progressive Rock.

1 You Play For Us Today. 6:15 2 Sahara City 7:50 3 Ala Tul 4:54 4 Pulse 4:51 5 Khan El Khalili 5:34 6 Malesch 8:36 7 Rücksturz 2:09 Bonus Track: 8 Music Factory (Live) 15:15 Bass, Tape [Live Tapes] – Michael Günther Composed By, Arranged By – Agitation Free Drums, Percussion, Marimba, Vocals – Burghard Rausch Engineer – Stan Regal Filmed By, Edited By – Hubertus V. Puttkamer* (tracks: Video) Graphics [Re-release Graphics] – Thomas Ewerhard Guitar – Jörg Schwenke Guitar, Zither, Keyboards – Lutz Ulbrich Liner Notes – Thomas Kessler Liner Notes [“Agitation Free And Me - A Beautiful Story“] – Hubertus V. Puttkamer* Liner Notes [“Limitless And Carefree: Memories Of Agitation Free And Malesch“] – Peter Michael Hamel Mastered By [Re-release Mastering] – Klaus Wagner Organ, Guest – Peter Michael Hamel Percussion, Guest – Uli Popp Photography By – Burghard Rausch, Hans Georg Losse, Hubertus V. Puttkamer*, Michael Hoenig Producer [Produced By] – Peter Strecker, Wolfgang Sandner Synthesizer, Keyboards, Steel Guitar – Michael Hoenig Tour Manager [Road Manager] – Uli Popp, Ulrich Rathsack Tracks 1 to 7: recorded at Audio Tonstudio, Berlin. Track 8: recorded live February 25, 1972 in Mainz. Video: filmed and edited by Hubertus v. Puttakammer in Kairo, April 1972. Originally released in 1972. ℗ 2008 Revisited Records © 2008 Revisited Records, a division of SPV GmbH Made in Germany Only in booklet: © 2008 Agitation Free ℗ 2008 Agitation Free Absolutely stunning 70’s Krautrock masterpiece with some pretty tripped out psychy moments. “Malesch“ uniquely delivers a heavy space driven but middle Eastern influenced music juxtaposed with extended guitar solos and mesmerizing atmospheres. “Malesch“ combines various recorded psychy sound effect and tape effects with extended jams and free flowing musical expressions. Once again a young Michael Hoenig performs his pattented array of electronic devices throughout. A truely magical little recording which I would recommend to all lovers of the ol’ progressive space things. Review by loserboy