New Lords – New Lords (Vinyl LP | DE Original | 1971)

New Lords – New Lords is an LP by the German band New Lords, released in 1971 on Columbia (Electrola). It was recorded in September 1971 at Electrola Studio Cologne and Rhenus Studio in Godorf and produced by Rainer Pietsch, who also wrote most of the songs. Musically it sits between blues rock, hard rock and psychedelic rock of the early 70s – with tracks such as “Theme From ‘Twilight’”, “Power” and “Goodbye Groupie Girl”. On offer is the German original pressing, cat. no. 1C 062-29429, in a laminated sleeve.

Pressing details

• Label / Cat. no.: Columbia – 1C 062-29429
• Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, laminated sleeve
• Pressing: DE original
• Country: Germany
• Year: 1971
• Genre: Rock, Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Condition

• Condition: Second hand
• Media: VG+
• Sleeve: VG+

Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

1. Theme From “Twilight” (3:17)
2. We Go Out In The Sunshine (2:56)
3. Power (4:36)
4. Rooster (4:16)
5. Fly Little Jeannie (4:53)

Side B

1. Country Fever (2:41)
2. World Of Emotions (3:46)
3. Timerace (2:41)
4. Linda (2:43)
5. Goodbye Groupie Girl (4:19)

Personnel

Ulli Günther (vocals), Reinhart Bopp (guitar), Günther Bopp (bass), Hans Harbrecht (drums). Produced by Rainer Pietsch; engineers: D. Liebig, G. Rautenbach, K. Lorbach; cover and photo: Schramm. Recorded in September 1971 at Electrola Studio Cologne and Rhenus Studio, Godorf.

FAQ

Is this the original pressing?
Yes – the German original edition from 1971 on Columbia (1C 062-29429). The runouts read “29429 A-1” and “29429 B-1”.

Who wrote the songs?
Most tracks were written by producer Rainer Pietsch. “Power” was written by Bopp and Günther from the band, “Linda” by Wagner and “Country Fever” by Peters, Fox and Walsh.

How can I recognise German original pressings from the 70s?
Tips on labels, catalogue numbers and matrices can be found in our guide Krautrock rarities: how to spot original pressings.

What does media VG+ / sleeve VG+ mean?
VG+ (Very Good Plus) means light signs of use that barely affect playback. Details at Vinyl Grading. More records are in our hard rock collection.