The subsequent printing was not without problems. by e-mail was destroyed by the latter, however, as he feared official monitoring of communication traffic.
Ĭover and booklet should be printed again in Germany. This was to prevent the CDs from being confiscated by German customs before they were sold. The finished CDs were shipped in small quantities from the USA to the Netherlandswhere they were picked up at their own risk by selected dealers who had to pay the purchase price in advance. After the legal difficulties in distributing the first album, they chose a new distribution channel. were responsible for distributing the albums. The sound carriers were pressed in the USA and had a circulation of 10,000. However, the latter turned it down, as he already had difficulties with the law enforcement authorities due to his activities in the right-wing extremist scene, and transferred the production to his business partner B.
The production should be taken over by Jens O., who had already distributed the debut album Republik der Trolche. In April 1998 the band members flew there and recorded their new album entitled Deutsche Wut - Rock gegen Oben.
Regener used his good contacts in the USA and chose a recording studio in Saint Paul (Minnesota) as the production location. Another recording studio abroad was chosen to record the new album. found an attic where the band could do their rehearsals undisturbed. Regener had already written numerous new texts during this phase. the band finally had its final line-up which lasted until the court ruling in December 2003. For W., who had previously played as guitarist and drummer in various bands of the right-wing extremist scene, membership in Landser was the culmination of his musical career.
After rehearsing together in early 1997, W. He had learned that the band was looking for a new drummer. At the end of 1996 there was contact with the later co-defendant Christian W., a member of the Blood and Honor network. left Landser in March 1996, the band's activities came to a standstill for a few months. It was released in 1998 on the Rebell Records label and has been indexed and confiscated since August 2004. Deutsche Wut - Rock gegen Oben is the second studio album by the German right-wing rock band Landser.
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