After the recording of Amon Duul's "Yeti", Dave Anderson leaves the band to join Hawkwind. Dieter Serfas and Christian Shart do the same and decide to form their own project called Sameti in Munich in 1971.. Their first album released for Metronome in 1972 is a great mixture of Hawkwind and Amon Duul trippy styles with long psych improvisations and a couple of more structured heavy rock songs. For this first musical essay the band features members of Embryo and Amon Duul with special guests as Robert Eliscu (Popol Vuh) and Jurgen Benz. Recorded in 1974, "Hungry For Love" marks many changes in sound, the band abandons their free-form spacey rock for a conventional heavy rock'n roll. This one announces the end of the band's career.
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Sameti - Sameti 1972
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