Anyone’s Daughter

Anyone’s Little girl was a late-’70s, early-’80s symphonic prog rock-band heavily influenced by Genesis in addition to by German rings such as for example Elroy and Grobschnitt. After splitting up within the mid-’80s, the group reformed in 2000. Comprising Uwe Karpa (guitars), Matthias Ulmer (keyboards, vocals), Harald Bareth (bass, business lead vocals), and Kono Konopik (drums), Anyone’s Little girl was produced in 1978. Their initial record, Adonis (1979), highlighted British vocals, epic monitors with reflective and intense moments, along with a prominent key pad sound with large usage of Moogs specifically. Anyone’s Little girl (1980) discovered the music group shifting towards shorter materials, but 1981’s Piktors Verwandlungen, which the music group initial sang in German, was their most experimental function. Recorded live, it really is a concept record structured around Hermann Hesse’s book Pictor’s Metamorphoses as well as other Fantasies and highlighted several areas with spoken phrase. Although it included some personal references to previous glories, In Blau (1982) reversed training course once again, using the music group moving towards a far more simple approach that might be completely understood on Neue Sterne (1983). At this time, Konopik still left and was changed by Peter Schmidt who was simply featured on another record, Live (1984). The music group briefly reformed in 1986 with many new members. After that, after over ten years of silence, Anyone’s Girl reformed around Karpa and Ulmer, with three fresh people for the 2001 Compact disc, Danger World.