Floh de Cologne
Floh de Cologne (wordplay on Eau de Cologne) were a German band, active from 1966 to 1983, regarded as a pioneer of krautrock and Political Satire Music. After some success at the beginning of the 70s, the band separated finally in 1983. History. The group was formed in 1966 by a group of radical theatre students from the University of Cologne. Their first album, "Vietnam", released in 1968, is a fierce criticism of the war in Vietnam. the profits made from said album was donated to a Vietnamese charity. They satirised consumer society and sought to take  their message to young workers and apprentices. Impressed by their music and especially their lyrics, Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser decided to produce their next two albums: "Rockoper Profitgeier" (1971) and "Lucky Streik" (1972). Their musical style is considered as being krautrock. Members. Members of the band from 1966: Other members