exerted a relatively large influence on later space rock, krautrock, electronic and ambient music. The psychedelic bands Acid Mothers Temple and Hash Jar Tempo named themselves in reference to Ash Ra Tempel. The experimental rock ensemble Al Berkowitz covered "Light: Look At Your Sun," from Schwingungen, and featured it on their live album Apprenticeship and Attitude (2009). Hungarian psychedelic hardcore, 'shaman punk' band Galloping Coroners also said that they were influenced by Ash Ra Tempel in the late 1970s. Members Manuel Göttsching – guitars, synthesisers, vocals (1971–1976, 2000–2001; died 2022) Hartmut Enke – bass, guitars, synthesisers (1971–1973; died 2005) Klaus Schulze – drums, synthesisers, vocals (1971, 1972–1973, 2000–2001; died 2022) Wolfgang Müller – drums, percussion (1972) Rosi Müller – vocals (1973–1976) Discography Ash Ra Tempel Studio albums Ash Ra Tempel (1971) Schwingungen (1972) Seven Up (with Timothy Leary, 1972) Join Inn (1973) Starring Rosi (1973) Le Berceau de Cristal (soundtrack) (1975) Friendship (with Klaus Schulze, 2000) Live albums Gin Rosé (2000) the Royal Festival Hall in London Ash Ra Tempel Experience (2017) Melbourne, M.G Art Compilations The Best of the Private Tapes 2xCD (1998) (demo recordings) Schwingungen/Seven Up (1998) (Two original LP's on one CD) Join Inn/Starring Rosi (1998) (Two original LP's on one CD) Other releases Inventions for Electric Guitar (1975). Credited to "Ash Ra Tempel, Manuel Göttsching", subtitled as Ash Ra Tempel VI, considered to be Manuel Göttsching's first solo album Ashra See Ashra's discography Ash Ra Tempel Experience Ash Ra Tempel Experience (2017, live album) M.G Art References External links Official website [ Ash Ra Tempel] at AllMusic.com Unsung: Ash Ra Tempel The Making Of Seven Up from April 2003 issue of Mojo magazine: produccionespsicotronicas.com Krautrock musical groups German psychedelic rock music groups German electronic music groups Musical groups established in 1970 Musical groups disestablished in 2001 German space rock musical groups Virgin Records artists Ohr label artists Musical groups from Berlin 1970 establishments in West Germany 2001 disestablishments in Germany