The band's second album, "Frumpy 2," released in 1971, saw them continue their exploration of progressive and hard rock territories.
- "Frumpy 2" was produced by Konrad Plank and released on the Mercury label. It features a blend of progressive rock, hard rock, and jazz influences. The album was Frumpy's second release and further solidified their place in the German rock scene.
- The album was recorded in 1971 at the Star Studio in Hamburg. It was released in August of that year. The album's tracklist includes both lengthy compositions and shorter, more direct rock songs.
- Frumpy 2 is notable for its complex arrangements and virtuosic musicianship. The album is considered a significant work in the Krautrock genre. It showcased the band's unique sound and their ability to fuse different musical styles.
Frumpy was a German rock band formed in 1970. They were known for their progressive and hard rock sound.
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