Rock-O-Rama Records Discography

Rock-O-Rama Records

Rock-O-Rama Records was a Köln-based German independent record label that operated between 1980 and 1994, established and run by Herbert Egoldt. Though initially dedicated to releasing and distributing left-wing or apolitical German and international punk and hardcore, Rock-O-Rama became a leading label for white power rock and Rock Against Communism from the middle of the 1980s. Following a 1993 police raid, Egoldt closed the label in 1994 under the threat of legal action from German authorities. However, the label survived as a mailorder service, supplying music from many different labels that were all actually Rock-O-Rama in disguise.

Catalog №	Artist	Title	Release Date
CDs
RCD 222	Freikorps	Alles Für Deutschland	unknown
RCD 223	Skrewdriver	Mother Europe	unknown
RCD 224	Sturmtrupp	Die Frühen Jahre	unknown
RCD 225	Holsteiner Jungs	Polizeistaat 2000	unknown
NO - 1	No Remorse	Son Of Odin	1993
XYZ-001	Elbsturm	Der Elbsturm	1995
WH 99	Various Artists	Weihnachten 1999 !	1999
EM 00	Various Artists	Gewaltige Lieder Vol.2	2000
WH 01b	Various Artists	Weihnachten 2001 ! - Vol.2	2001
WH 01	Various Artists	Weihnachten 2001 ! - Vol.1	2001
FLUT 001	Various Artists	Fluthilfe 2002	2002
WH 03	Various Artists	Frohe Weihnachten! 2003!	2003
WH 04	Various Artists	Frohe Weihnachten! 2004!	2004
KZCD 1	Various Artists	Skinheads - Parole Spass	unknown
KKK 001	Various Artists	It's A White Thing	unknown
Demo CD Series
DEMOCD1000	KDF / Ragnaröck	Sieg Und Vaterland / Endlich	1995
DEMOCD1001	AMF / Neue Rasse	Live In Nürnberg 84 / Angriff	1995
DEMOCD1002	Neue Einheit / Rollkommando	Kampf Fürs Vaterland / Für Deutschland	1995
DEMOCD1003	Various Artists	Demosampler I (Alles Für Deutschland) / Demosampler II (Alles Für Deutschland)	1995
DEMOCD1004	Various Artists	Demotape 93 Und 94 / Balladen Demosampler I (Alles Für Deutschland)	1995
DEMOCD 1000	Oithanasie	Chaoten (Alles Für Deutschland V)	1996

ALCD: There is no name given for this label on any of the original CDs, though some recent reissues show the name A-Z Records on the...
Asgard Records: Asgard Records was a short-lived Rock-O-Rama sub-label that released a few vinyl records during the final years of the original run of the label.
Bagaluten: A one-off Rock-O-Rama imprint for the Jörg of Störkraft solo project, Die 3 Bagaluten.
B.H. Records: B.H. was the immediate successor to Rock-O-Rama Records when the label had to Shut down. It was Rock-O-Rama in all but name, often with adverts...
Brutal Attack Records: A Rock-O-Rama imprint used for a series of Brutal Attack compilations. The name Brutal Attack Records does not appear on any of the discs but...
BSCD: A series of CD reissues of Rock-O-Rama LPs that ran approximately between 1995 and 1997. No label name is given on any of the discs...
Diko Records: This is the Rock-O-Rama owned version of the Dieter Koch Musikverlag label. Only two of the original label's releases were re-released under this label with...
Endstufe Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint for Endstufe related releases. None of the releases specifically state the label name as being Endstufe Records but it is suggested as such...
Erazerhead Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records that released a couple punk albums in the mid-1980s after Rock-O-Rama had switched over to producing mainly Oi!...
Evil Records: Rock-O-Rama sublabel which released the Evil Skins LP
First Floor Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records that produced several new wave and post-punk albums in the 1980s
Glory Discs: One-off Rock-O-Rama label
Harte Zeiten Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint that released a series of compilations. None of these show an actual label name but the name given here follows the naming conventions...
Ian Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records that bootlegged the early material from the band Skrewdriver that previously appeared on Chiswick Records. Several years later...
IND Records: Short lived Rock-O-Rama imprint that released shortened versions of albums that had been declared "Indiziert" or indexed by the BPjM which prohibited the open sale...
Klan Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records set up to release records from the Ian Stuart side project, The Klansmen.
Märtyrer Records: Rock-O-Rama sublabel on which two albums by the band Märtyrer were released.
Mid Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint
Norddeutscher Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint
Nordland Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint. Not to be confused with the Swedish label which also carried this type of music.
Oi Dramz Records: One-off Rock-O-Rama label for the band Oi Dramz. While Oi Dramz Records does not appear on the packaging for the label's only release, this is...
Patriot: Rock-O-Rama reissued an album by American Oi! band Stars And Stripes from an American label called Patriot. The label logo is identical to the American...
Pro Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint for the band 4 Promille
RAC Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records which, in 1989, released three albums by the band No Remorse.
Radikahl Records: One-off Rock-O-Rama label for the band Radikahl
Skull Records: In the mid-1990s, Rock-O-Rama acquired the rights to the defunct Skull Records and soon began reissuing many of the Skull Records releases under its own...
Stadion Records: The KS series was originally intended to release Kategorie C albums. The first two releases were from Kategorie C but the third release came a...
Steelbreaker Records: Rock-O-Rama sublabel
Störkraft Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint for the band Störkraft. The name Störkraft Records does not appear on any of the releases but it would follow the naming convention...
Street Rock N Roll: Street Rock N Roll is not so much a sublabel as it is a series of singles from Rock-O-Rama but since the name Rock-O-Rama does...
United Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records that produced three albums by the band Skullhead. All of these releases used the SKULL prefix for their...
Victory Records: TBA
Volk & Vaterland Records: Rock-O-Rama imprint which released two compilation CDs
Walhalla Records: WALCD
White Power Records: This was a subsidiary of Rock-O-Rama Records originally intended to re-release early material from the band Skrewdriver. Several other albums followed over the next few...