Lazarus emerged from Austria's early-'70s rock scene with a sound that blended psychedelic textures, blues-rock grit, and progressive ambition—the kind of outfit that thrived in small clubs and festivals before the era's experimental spirit began to fade. This 2019 collection pairs studio demos with live performances captured during their formative 1975 period, offering a window into the band's raw creative energy before studio polish could tame it. The demos of "Sunshine" and "Satisfaction Guaranteed" hint at songs being workshopped in real time, while the live tracks showcase how Lazarus extended their compositions into sprawling, improvisational territories—especially the multi-part "Awakening of Lazarus," where you can hear the band truly stretching. It's the kind of document that appeals to those curious about what serious rock musicians were actually doing in the Austrian underground during that fertile mid-'70s moment, when ambition mattered more than commercial calculation.