Paternoster OST Die Ersten Tage (The First Days) (B-Ware (Dent))

The sleeve has a dent as you can see in the second picture of this great record. The Never Before Issued Soundtrack from Austrian Prog-Psych Masters Paternoster.
Before releasing their lone self-titled debut album, one of the most rare rock records to be released
in Europe in the 1970s, Paternoster provided the soundtrack for a film that could only have been
made while the psychedelic movement was still in its first wave. The group’s first recordings
presented here are the soundtrack for Herbert Holba’s 1971 hippie sci-fi film Die Ersten Tage (The
First Days), screened at the Berlin International Film Festival, and interestingly played on Austrian
TV in August of that year. The material issued here is the genesis of Paternoster and set the stage for
the release of one of the world’s great rock albums with their self-titled debut the following year.
The music has been painstakingly transferred directly from master tapes, never before released in
any form. The extensive, photo-filled booklet documents the history of the band, Holba’s film, and
how psychedelic rock and film collided in Vienna’s 70s underground.
The package also includes a download card for WAV files with bonus tracks, including the band’s
demos for their masterpiece album, and the entire Die Ersten Tage film.