Peter Rehberg - Selected Discography

Selected Discography

  • (1995) General Magic & Pita: Fridge Trax 12" (Mego)
  • (1996) Pita: Seven Tons For Free CD (Mego)
  • (1996) General Magic & Pita: Live & Final Fridge LP/CD (Source)
  • (1997) Rehberg & Bauer: faßt CD (Touch)
  • (1999) Rehberg & Bauer: ballt CD (Touch)
  • (1999) Pita: Get Out CD (Mego)
  • (1999) Fennesz/O’Rourke/Rehberg: The Magic Sound Of Fenn O´Berg CD (Mego)
  • (2001) Pita: invalidObject Series (break) 3" CD (Fällt)
  • (2001) POP (Zbigniew Karkowski and Peter Rehberg): Album LP (Tochnit Aleph)
  • (2001) Rehberg & Bauer: passt CD (Touch)
  • (2002) Pita: Get Down LP (Mego)
  • (2002) DACM: Showroom Dummies CD (Mego)
  • (2002) Fennesz/O’Rourke/Rehberg: The Return Of Fenn O’Berg CD/LP (Mego)
  • (2003) Pita: Early Works 1982-1984 3"CD (Alku)
  • (2003) POP: Work Hard Play Harder CD (Absurd)
  • (2004) DACM: Stereotypie CD (Asphodel)
  • (2004) Pita: Get Off (Häpna)
  • (2005) Christian Fennesz/Sachiko M/Otomo Yoshihide/Peter Rehberg: Untitled CD (Erstwhile)
  • (2005) Peter Rehberg: Fremdkörper (Mosz)
  • (2006) KTL (Stephen O'Malley & Peter Rehberg): KTL (Editions Mego)
  • (2007) Pita: A Bas la Culture Marchande (No Fun Productions)
  • (2007) KTL (Stephen O'Malley & Peter Rehberg): KTL2 (Editions Mego)
  • (2007) KTL (Stephen O'Malley & Peter Rehberg): KTL3 (Or)
  • (2007) R/S (Rehberg/Schmickler): One (Erstwhile)
  • (2007) KTL (Stephen O'Malley & Peter Rehberg): Live In Krems (Editions Mego)
  • (2008) Pita: Get Out (Editions Mego Version) (Editions Mego)
  • (2008) Z'EV vs PITA: Colchester (Editions Mego)
  • (2008) Peter Rehberg: Work For GV 2004-2008 (Editions Mego)
  • (2009) KTL (Stephen O'Malley & Peter Rehberg): IV (Editions Mego)
  • (2011) R/S: USA (PAN)

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