Debut album of one of the most outstanding German progressive rock bands from 1972.

The classic/folk rock group Parzival belonged between 1970 and 1973 to those German formations that created an internationally recognized independent music style.
In 1965, the singer / guitarist Lothar Siems and singer / drummer Thomas Olivier had founded the group Chamberlains in Bremen. A year later they moved as a duo around the country. In 1967 they formed up with violinist Walter Quintus and a cellist The Quintus Quartet. 1969, after a French tour, Siems, Olivier and Quintus lifted the band Beazzic Conservatory of day. Contacts with George Harrison and Ringo Starr brought letters of recommendation, and Muff Winwood of Island Records certified the band exceptional talent (''(„..the next big group in the world will come from Germany and I think PARZIVAL would stand a good chance of making it:' ) - Test recordings for an lp had been made in England , but the strict rules of the British trade union made a last-minute spanner in the works.
It was the famous German producer Conny Plank who took the band under contract. In 1981 at Telefunken Records the first album 'Legend' was released.. Avant-garde classic rock, which many critics enthused:
'Classical, jazz and rock blend into a convincing sound' (Basler Zeitung), 'Sound locks of discrete elegance and beauty' (Frankfurter Allgemeine), 'One of the most interesting groups in Europe' (Melody Maker).
Sireena Records is proud to present this wonderful album for the first time on 180 gram heavy vinyl. As usual with Sireena the titles have been remastered from the original tapes
Side 1

- Marsby Legend 2:20
- Resignation 2:53
- 8 Years Later 4:40
- Senseless No. 6 4:54
- Wall Bungalow 2:40

Side 2

- Empty Land 5:12
- Groove Inside 16:00

Additional Details

Label: Sireena Records

Genre: Progressive Rock

Run Time: 39:15 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 06/21/11

UPC: 4260182988077