re-release Agitation Free was formed in Berlin in 1967. By 1972, the Krautrock band had gained such a good reputation that they appeared in the cultural programme of the Summer Olympics in Munich. In the same year, the debut "Malesch" was released, followed by its successor "2nd" in 1973. Towards the end of 1974, Agitation Free disbanded. In retrospect, it becomes clear that the experimental circle was not only central to the Berlin School, but above all an important career vehicle. Christopher Franke, for example, helped Tangerine Dream achieve worldwide recognition. Michael Hoenig worked with Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream before he became known as a film composer in Hollywood after a solo album, among other things for the soundtrack to "9y weeks". Axel Genrich switched to Guru Guru. Burghard Rausch became a founding member of Bel Ami. Gustl Lütjens toured with Shirley Bassey and Nena and later found a large audience in the USA with his New Age band Living Mirrors. Lüül joined Ash Ra Tempel, worked with Nico, produced various solo records in addition to theatre music and has been celebrating great success with the 17 Hippies since the end of the nineties.