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The first two albums ''Exmagma'' and ''Goldball'' were released in 1973 and 1974 respectively, while ''Exmagma 3'' from 1975 was released in 2006. The band were included on the Nurse With Wound list.

Members

*Andy Goldner (guitars, bass, sax, vocals) *Thomas Balluff (keyboards, trumpet, flute, vocals) *

(drums)

Discography

*Exmagma (1973) *Goldball (1974) *Exmagma 3 (2006, recorded 1975)

References

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