Thomas Dinger - Fur MichThomas Dinger was Klaus Dinger's younger brother. He was a member of the legendary Krautrock band La Dsseldorf and also worked on the third NEU! album. In 1982 he released his only solo album, imbued with the spirit of La Dsseldorf, yet more measured and melancholic, redolent of the music of Michael Rother or Wolfgang Riechmann. Thomas Dinger died in 2002. He was just 49 years of age.

On 'Yield'

It’s reminiscent of the phrase used to describe surrealism: as beautiful as the chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on an operating table

"Mayday started as an outro to Flourish or ‘Spring’ as it was titled originally

By the mid 1970s

A symbol of simpler times

Karriem Riggins

he originally envisioned the tracks in a much different order to how they ended up on the final product

after three albums

Includes the classic and live favourites ‘The Fox’ and ‘Winter Hill’

Track 1 mixed by Brendan O'Hare

LP Standard LP - 7 Tracks

The second side kicks off with ‘There Is No Floor’