As Germany looked to develop its own prog and psych sounds in the late ’60s, DJs in other countries coined the disparaging term "Krautrock." But record collectors everywhere would come to marvel at the wide range of unorthodox formations and groundbreaking sonics that emerged in Germany over the ensuing years. Bear Family recently put out two unprecedented retrospectives of that revolution in German rock, each with a huge 100-page booklet; volume three boasts a 112-page book and 23 intriguing cuts that arose from southern Germany: "Tausendfüssler" Embryo, "Blue Apple" Gift, "Gibli" Niagara, "Mechelwind" Aera, "I’m Coming Home" Bullfrog, "Windmill" Volker Kriegel, "We’re Losing Touch" Octopus, "Black Sand" Brainticket, "Tobacco Road" Orange Peel, "Uroboros" Between, "Rainbow Rider" Sahara and more! Bear Family.