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During 1990 many top western rock acts performed in East Germany for the first time, and free shows such as Roger Waters' The Wall extravaganza in Berlin, which did not include any East German performers, took their toll on East German performers' fanbases.Karat released a second self-titled album in 1991, with the title intended to suggest a new beginning.

Neumann left in 1977 due to military service, after which Austrian-born Dreilich became the band's vocalist.By 1978, Karat had released several singles, and these were compiled together with other original songs into a debut self-titled album.

in The Next Peace), was released in 1990 shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and reflected a strong shift toward a radio-friendly pop rock structure.

Thereafter Karat was widely considered one of the former GDR's top remaining live acts, yet it eschewed the Ostalgie movement and emphasized its new material in concerts.

The 1997 album Balance received similar success, including its relative comeback hit "Der Ozean" ("The Ocean").An abrupt shock came in October 1997, when lead singer Herbert Dreilich suffered a stroke on stage in Magdeburg.

This was the first to include new keyboardist Martin Becker, and it sold well to the band's core fan base among eastern Germans.