Discography - Rock Guitarist Martin Behr

	Sunny Skies Rock meets classic 2008 Our third and by far biggest go on the combination of Sunny Skies and the Bonner Hofgarten Orchester on the Museumsplatz in front of 4.000 people. Songs 5, 6, 9, 15, 16 and 17 feature the band and orchestra playing together. I played two strats through my rack and a Yamaha APX accoustic guitar on this gig. The DVD also features some sort of making of.	I'm so excited Whole lotta rosie Wagner: Rienzi-Ouverture Too much love will kill you Nothing else matters Hurricane 2000 With a little help Bizet: Farandole Hurt Tom Traubert's blues Marques: Danzon No. 2 Son of a preacher man Rocking all over the world Brahms: Ungarischer Tanz No. 5 Live and let die Music We are the champions
	Sunny Skies 35 Jahre Jubilee Tour 2007 Concert in the famous "Harmonie" in Bonn celebrating 35 years of Sunny Skies. DVD features great singers Nadine Weyer and Alex Krienke. Alex and I play three rock classics as a duo on just acoustic guitar and vocals including "Stairway to heaven". I am playing my blue RG and Art1 Ibanez guitars and my Koa/Pau Ferro Tom Anderson through my rack into a cab.	Gimme some lovin I'm so excited The Best Angels Black velvet Son of a preacher man Bad case of loving you Don't speak Ironic With a little help... Too much love will kill you Wanted dead or alive Gimme all your love Stairway to heaven Rockin' all over the world Here I go again Nobody's wife Johnny B. Goode American Pie White flag Like the way I do Highway to hell Alone
	Sunny Skies Rock meets Classic 2006 Concert of Sunny Skies playing together with the Hofgarten Orchester. We did this two times and it has been great every time! My father is still enthuse about the gig, especially Alex' interpretation of Tom Traubert's Blues. The DVD contains Tracks with orchestra alone, with the Skies as well as songs with the Skies alone. As far as I remember I play my Digitech RP50 through a tube head so I could have all the sounds I needed quick. That's Jaenne Altfeld and Alex Krienke on vocals.	Ungarischer Marsch Whole lotta Rosie I'm so excited Angels Son of a preacher man Peer-Gynt-Suiten Stop! American Pie Ironic With a little help Nussknackersuiten, Auszüge Like the way I do Highway to hell Alone You oughta know Don't give up Tom Traubert's Blues Music Hurricane 2000
	Oliver Burg catwalk.autobahn 2003 Oliver came back to Bonn after a few years in NY singing broadway and writing music and asked me to play on his album. After hearing the demos he didn't have to ask twice! For this album I used my sunburst American Standard and Jeff Beck a lot. There's also lots of acoustic guitars on it to support Oliver's singer/songwriter-style: Ovation, my 12-string Aria and a beautiful sounding (unfortunately just borrowed) Rodrigez classical guitar. Oliver had become a real close friend and passed away tragically in 2005.	Out of my dreams Magic Potion All these tomorrows Till the end Dancing Never fear the rain Nothing but listen Big surprise Summerdays Quintessential girl Sing me a love song Witchcraft Prayer I saw your eyes tonight
	Danger de mort Wonderland 2001 My second collaboration with the Dark Wave-Band Danger de mort. My playing is featured on tracks 1, 3 and 4. To keep it simple equipmentwise (and dark), I just used my Ibanez 7-strings through the Mesa V-Twin into my Laney 30-Watt Combo.	Looser Fever Feels so good Manworld Dust Glasscage Yesterday Memories Mystic Let me go Thunder Last word Painful Mastermoon Wonderland Never trust a klingon
	Martin Behr Law of the jungle 1999 My second CD as a solo artist. Guitars all over the place. Mainly my Ibanez Custom Shops through my rack into a Marshall cabinet. Also features quite some acoustic guitars (Ovation, Aria and Takamine). Stylistically this CD goes through just about anything that's even vaguely related to rock or metal. Features great playing by Rolf Sander and Alex Bisch. This is a real powertrio record!	Law of the jungle Wild chase Stirred not shaken Colorado feeling Three days in a row Remarkable rocks Snow and fun Floating Constant confusion Funk jam The party part Addiction Memories
	Soundtrack Mobility 1999 Soundtrack to the computer game "Mobility" by GLAMUS. A few tracks feature guitars and some are based on loops to support the feeling of a crowded city. Fruitful collaboration with versatile keyboard player Leo Gatzweiler (Ex-Mayqueen, now with Sunny Skies - you allways meet twice!).	Mobility Introduction Clear road Car wash Road construction ahead! One way street Eleven p.m. Signs
	Danger de mort Tears of passion 1997 I met singer Lars when they where looking for guitarist to play some live gigs. I had never played dark wave but I liked the combination of electronic sounds and a real guitar. Also they were about to enter the studio for this recording at that time so I jumped on it. We did all my parts in one session and of course it's all 7-string guitar through a Marshall head (recorded direct with speaker simulation). I am featured on tracks 2, 5, 8 and 12. I even managed to smuggle in some leads.	Intro Elements Valun Present Le chien Question Deja vu Tears of passion Faces Controversy Last generation Sunday Private law Powerless Computerlove Frontier Present
	Free Tribute Project Feel Free 1997 Studioproject redoing two Free- classics with Xaver Drexler on vocals (Ex-STS 8 Mission, now with Gun Barrel),Martin Szalay on bass (now Mayqueen), Oliver Rebhan (Martigan) on keys and Bernd Gummersbach (Under Cover) on drums.	Wishing well Heartbreaker
	Soundtrack Mäx! 1997 Soundtrack to the computer game "Mäx!" by GLAMUS. Lots of guitars! Very creative collaboration with keyboard wizard Oliver Rebhan (Progressive Rock Band Martigan). Funny Jump and run game, of course I played through it! Tracks are simply named after the level they appear in. The hero of the game (a waterdrop) has to make his way from the clouds to the well to become mineral water.Stuff for a big hollywood production...	Pop-up jingle Introdution Himmel Wald Erde Gestein Mineral Lava Brunnenbohrung
	Under Cover Greatest Hits 1996 Rock Cover Band I used to play with until about 1997. Lots of touring!	Gimme´ some lovin´ Jump You shook me all night long Summer of ´69 Action Detroit rock ctiy All right now Love hurts Highway star Number of the beast Since you´ve been gone Radar love Ballroom Blitz Here I go again
	Baby's in Black Between 1995 In the eighties you would have called this "radio friendly rock", today this style doesn't go on air too often... Wild guitars all over the place, female vocals and often a funky groove. Cool rock record with a great sound and lots of guitars. Equipment used is basically the same rack I use today with ADA, Rocktron into Marshall poweramp and Cab, mainly Takamine for acoustics.	Tryin' to hold you Streetkids Real love Soul to soul Come to me Every day and night Afraid of the night Missing you Lady Feel it Follow you through the night Let's dance Once in a lifetime Don't tell your children lies
	Martin Behr Keeping the balance 1994 My first CD as a solo artist...and my first CD at all. This one's partially recorded on my 4-track at home as well as at Fun Beethoven Studios with Ralf Hofmann. I have great memories of this period, very exciting times. Main setup is Ibanez guitars through an ADA MP-1 into a Marshall 50 Watt head into a Marshall cabinet.	The graveyard Keeping the balance Used and abused Cool wind in my hair Glowing tubes Go ahead! Water Highway Hot rod
	Bad Lucy Bond Second Demo (Tape) 1993 This demo is recorded at Fun Beethoven Stutios where I later recorded my debut solo CD. These two tracks are hard driven funk.	Down and out of power Out to get you
	Bad Lucy Bond First Demo (Tape) 1993 Move me is a funky up tempo tune while Mr. Time is played on a 12-string Ovation that I had borrowed from a local music store. The demo was recorded onto an eight track machine at our rehearsal room and mixed on a bigger desk by our singer.	Move me Mr. Time
	Reverse Second Demo (Tape) 1993 The second Reverse-Demo with Matthias Phillipzen on drums. All tracks were played live onto an eight track machine. Features Water which I rerecorded later for my first solo-CD and Colorado Feeling which we rerecorded for Law of the jungle. Of course Invention No. 1 is written by J.S.Bach.	Pyjama party Colorado Feeling Funk Jam Invention No. 1 Water
	Reverse First Demo (Tape) 1992 Our first demo recorded in a small studio featuring Rolf Sander on bass and Christian Weikl on drums. Founding drummer was Andi Altmeier with whom I now play in KILLERZ as well as Sunny Skies.	Reverse Stomp machine Shaking legs