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Nine Days' Wonder was a German progressive rock band formed in 1966 in Mannheim. Their 1971 debut album, "Nine Days' Wonder," is considered a classic of the krautrock genre. The band was known for their complex compositions and experimental approach to music. Other notable albums include "We Never Lost Control" (1973) and "Only the Dancers" (1974). After several lineup changes and shifts in musical direction, the band disbanded in 1976. Their music influenced many later progressive and experimental artists.
