Anyone's Daughter - Danger World (25th Anniversary) (Remaster 2026) (2001) [Hi-Res]

The band was founded in the mid-1970s and released its first LP, *Adonis*, in 1979. Over the years, it performed regularly in southwestern Germany. Its second LP, *Anyone's Daughter*, was released in 1980; this album included the radio hit “Moria.” In 1981, they released the 40-minute epic *Piktors Verwandlungen*, based on a fairy tale by Hermann Hesse. This album became the band’s biggest success. As a result, the group switched to German lyrics for their subsequent LPs, *In Blau* (1982) and *Neue Sterne* (1983). After more than 500 performances and over 120,000 albums sold over the years, the album *Live* was released in 1984. Subsequently, the core lineup disbanded, as some members had to begin their alternative military service.

After a long hiatus, the band returned in 2001 with a new lineup and the CD *Danger World*. This album incorporated modern elements without straying from the musical roots of the group led by keyboardist and principal songwriter Matthias Ulmer. The band went back on tour and released the subsequent albums *Wrong* (2004) and the semi-acoustic *Trio Tour* (2006) with a reduced lineup consisting of Matthias Ulmer, André Carswell, and Uwe Karpa. Finally, the double album *Calw Live* (2011) was released, documenting a complete concert from 2002 featuring the well-known German poet and singer-songwriter Heinz Rudolf Kunze.