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Tracklist

1-1	Screaming Skeletons	1:55
1-2	Missile Song	18:47
1-3	Belle's Song	16:32
1-4	Nothing	2:19
2-1	Belle's Song (Extended)	25:59
2-2	Missile Song (Extended)	34:26
3-1	Bear Song	9:40
3-2	Happy Stripes (On Cats)	11:30
3-3	Ghost Guitar	7:26
3-4	Bear Song (Alternate)	11:18
3-5	Harpy & Peregrine	4:05
3-6	Python Vs. Tiger	4:56
3-7	Giant Rock; Boulder Golem	12:17

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Now-Again Records
• Copyright (c) – Now-Again Records
• Distributed By – Traffic Entertainment Group
• Licensed From – German Oak

Credits

• Art Direction – Errol F. Richardson
• Bass Guitar – Harry Kallweit (tracks: 1-2, 2-2, 3-1, 3-4), Rolf Mors
• Co-producer [Associate Production By] – O.C.D. , Stephan Szillus
• Compilation Producer [This Anthology Produced By] – Eothen Alapatt
• Drums – Ulrich Kallweit
• Lacquer Cut By [Lacquered By] – Chris Potter
• Lead Guitar – Wolfgang Franz Czaika
• Organ – Manfred Uhr (tracks: 1-1, 1-4)
• Remastered By – Dave Cooley
• Rhythm Guitar – Norbert Luckas (tracks: 1-1, 1-4)
• Written-By [All Compositions Written By] – German Oak

Notes

(P)(C) 2017 Now-Again Records.
Distributed by Traffic Entertainment.

Packaged in a four-panel wallet with a 20-page booklet featuring liner notes in English and German.
Track times do not appear on the release.

"Producer's note: At the band's request, the Nazi speeches included on Manfred Uhr's Witch and Warlock German Oak CDs have been removed, and, at [Wolfgang Franz] Czaika's request, the songs have been retitled... Czaika and the band didn't choose the titles given to their songs when Uhr initially released them... On this anthology, the two long songs from the original German Oak album have been pitch corrected to play at the speed that the band recorded them; Manfred Uhr sped them up for the album's initial release..." (liner notes)

"The four tracks from the original German Oak album have been restored from vinyl. The remaining tracks were taken from cassette, and have been treated with similar reverb and compression to those Manfred Uhr used for the original album's issue." (liner notes)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Text): 6 59457 51512 6
• Barcode (Scanned): 0659457515126
• Matrix / Runout (Disc One): 19485-CD-0080 17-211-12
• Mastering SID Code (Disc One): IFPI LK13
• Matrix / Runout (Disc Two): 19485-CD-0081 17-211-13
• Mastering SID Code (Disc Two): IFPI LK13
• Matrix / Runout (Disc Three): 19485-CD-0082 17-411-14
• Mastering SID Code (Disc Three): IFPI LK13

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NANA 5151-LP, NANA 5151-CD	German Oak	Down In The Bunker ‎(3xLP, Comp, Club, Ltd, Num + 3xCD, Comp, Club)	Now-Again Records, Now-Again Records	NANA 5151-LP, NANA 5151-CD	US	2017
NA 5151, NA 5151-LP	German Oak	Down In The Bunker ‎(LP, Album, Comp, RE + LP, Comp + Ltd, Num, RM, Gat)	Now-Again Records, Now-Again Records	NA 5151, NA 5151-LP	US	2017

Balhala

Curious how much of the extra tracks on the cd are from the Nibelungenlied disc and how much is previously unissued.

Mitars Riders

On disc 3: tracks 3,5, and 7 are properly named tracks from Nibelunglied (namely, what were known previously as "Nibelungenlied I: Siegfried & Kriemhild", “Gunter & Brunhild”, and “Nibelungenlied II: Krimhild & Etzel; Final Fights & Death" respectively). Tracks 1 and 6 were previously issued on the Witch and Warlock CD as "The Third Reich" and "Swastika Rising" respectively. Tracks 2 and 4 are previously unreleased.

Bedy

"Screaming Skeletons" originally issued as "Airalert" "Missile Song" originally issued as "Down in the Bunker""Belle's Song" originally issued as "Raid Over Dusseldorf" "Nothing" originally issued as "1945 - Out of the Ashes" "Bear Song" originally issued as "The Third Reich" "Happy Stripes (on Cats)" previously unreleased"Ghost Guitar" originally issued as "Nibelungenlied I: Siegfried & Kriemhild" on Nibelungenlied album"Bear Song (Alternate)" previously unreleased

Rageseeker

Made a mighty swerve on the reissue vinyl I saw several years back. The sleeve and track titles were enough to give a massive red light. After reading Cope's review on Head Heritage I got a cheap copy off Amazon. Good stuff - but sadly glitched at points and was a crappy CDr.Got this the other day and very very happy with it. The first version song titles have been expunged and original/ or replacement titles are now in place. The speech element has been removed... the only thing that remians from the first issue is the stormtrooper sleeve. You get extended versions of two of the best original tracks: "Missile Song" originally issued as "Down in the Bunker" and "Belle's Song" originally issued as "Raid Over Dusseldorf".Plus - there's a whole load of previously unreleased stuff. Quality is a bit lo-fi, I think it's off cassette but it suits the music anyway.The booklet is great with an interview with Wolfgang 'Cäsar' Czaika that sheds a whole load of light on the entire German Oak saga. Highly recommended to fans of industrial, lo-fi, DIY, kraut/kosmische, prog and punk.

Darkraven

To be honest, did not buy the record in former times, because I thought, that it must be kind of right-wing, so no go at all. This seems to be not the case and if you are curious, you should listen, I really like the record. For the "extra extra vinyl version" you have to subscribe to the label, I wanted not, but perhaps also an option for you.

Togar

James Corbett? I prefer Ronnie Corbett. at least 10 words

ACOS

You should learn actual history. Look into MKultra, watch James Corbett YouTube videos, and question long held popular narratives.