In 1989 the Ostrock cult band Electra played two acclaimed concerts at the Dresden Kulturpalast. Although professionally recorded for the radio, they were no longer broadcast. The political turnaround came in between – a drastic change for many bands in the GDR. Even Electra band leader Bernd Aust had forgotten the recordings. More than 35 years later he was amazed.
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In 1989 the Ostrock cult band Electra played two acclaimed concerts at the Dresden Kulturpalast. Although professionally recorded for the radio, they were no longer broadcast. The political turnaround came in between – a drastic change for many bands in the GDR. Even Electra band leader Bernd Aust had forgotten the recordings. More than 35 years later he was amazed.