From Hanover in 1965 to global anthems like 'Wind Of Change,' they've kept hard rock and big ballads alive for decades.
If you want the full picture, listen to 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' and 'Wind Of Change' back to back. That's their range right there.
They're one of those bands that just kept going, turning out songs that became part of the rock furniture. 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' is still a stadium staple, and 'Wind Of Change' captured a moment in history. They never really went away, just kept playing their mix of riffs and melodies.
They started in Hanover in 1965, signed with RCA and put out 'Lonesome Crow' in 1972. By the late '70s, albums like 'Tokyo Tapes' and 'Lovedrive' were building their name outside Germany. The '80s brought the big anthems and ballads, and 'Wind Of Change' in 1990 became a signature song.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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