The band followed up "Das Buch" with a second live double album, "Live in Sachsen" (Live In Saxony), recorded in Karl-Marx-Stadt, which was marred only by a clearly playback version of "Das Buch"; it contained the "Medley 15 Jahre Puhdys," which the band would continue to play live, unaltered, for another 15 years. After this, and the 1986 album "Ohne Schminke" (Without Make-Up), the band's schedule slowed down; they were by now recognized as the GDR's senior rockers, and had inspired younger groups such as Rockhaus and Pankow. Birr recorded his solo album "Intim" (Intimate) in 1986 with Meyer and future Puhdy Peter Rasym; the following year, Hertrampf released his, "Liebe pur" (Pure Love), assisted by Scharfschwerdt and Jeske. In 1988, a Teldec pressing of "Das Buch" in West Germany was the first Puhdys album to be released on compact disc.