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Eroc
real name Joachim Heinz Ehrig
Germany · b. 1951-11-15
Eroc is credited on 1,679 releases across 565 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1974–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
1,679
Credits
565
Albums
6
Decades active
304
In collections
Biography
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German musician and producer, born 15 November 1951 in Weimar, GDR. Best known as the madcap drummer with Grobschnitt, he has also been an innovative sound explorer since the mid-60's, and a talented multi-instrumentalist. As early as 1967, Eroc had developed his own methods of multi-tracking and phasing effects, with voices and instruments, and he explored other creative types of music. In 1970 he recorded the revolutionary echo vocal collage work Horrorgoll for his solo debut, very much like a piece of Dadaist sound-poetry (yet with a rock aesthetic). His solo work includes a wild mix of synthesizer music, space-rock, comic theatrics, schlager and folk musics, with the touch of Eroc's humour thrown in for good measure. Since the 1970's, Eroc has also worked as an engineer and producer at and.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
1,679 releases · 565 albums · active 1974–2026
- Mastering · 1,394
- Performance · 572
- Other credits · 314
- Engineering · 264
- Production · 123
Studios: Woodhouse Studio · Conny's Studio · Spacelab Studio · Studio Fleisch
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Sad Wings Of Destiny
1976

Happy Trails
1969

Yardbirds
1966

S.F. Sorrow
1968

Sheet Music
1974

Primitive Man
1982

10cc
1973

Tanz Der Lemminge
1971

Growers Of Mushroom
1971

Gun
1968

Blackdance
1974

Broken Barricades
1971

Five Live Yardbirds
1964

Timewind
1975

Yeti
1970

Gentle Giant
1970

The Twain Shall Meet
1968

Head On
1975

Spirit
1968

Blaze
1967

Winds Of Change
1967

Moondawn
1976

Wolf City
1972

Potlatch
1970
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