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Monday, October 19, 2015

Iskander - Boheme 2000. 1982 Germany


The CD issue contains significantly more music, much of it superb, including the magnificent full 4 part suite of 'Winterhagen', which now clocks in at over 18 minutes. Iskander's debut is a real under the radar delight, and mixes symphonic rock with psychedelic guitar and a variety of progressive ideas. The album is pretty much forgotten today, but was quite well known within those that were tuned into the "Eurock" circle back in the 1980s. I've had this CD almost since it was released, and it has passed the test of time quite well.


Ownership: CD: 1989 Iron Curtain (as Boheme 2000)

1990; 11/22/11; 10/19/15 (new entry)

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