What are you listeninig to right now?

In this moment, I can hear George Lucas drinking milk from a barrel.

Imaginary raindrops
actual chocolate
and stuff like that.

I think it's someone's vacuum cleaner, which would be strange since it's past midnight, so I guess it's just the voices in my head.

Some stairs crawling, and the rest of the house fading away.

Hearless b*****ds and the birds outside. An interesting combination.

My leg. More precisely, the hairs and invisible bugs on it.

The water running from the bathroom in the background and the kinks on my computer.

Script for A Jester's Tear........... it's NOTHING like a glacier!

Doors being unlocked.

One of the earliest fully grown kraut albums, this carries all the classical features. It's simplistic, static and trippy. The musical content is based on the reoccuring "Frère Jacques"-theme (after all, Bokaj Retsiem spelled backwards is Meister Jakob which, according to my limited knowledge of the german language could be this country's version of the classical nursery rhyme. It's an interesting idea, but not enough to build an entire album on.

Reiner Degner, angsty German teen with respectable guitar chops and half-decent taste, recorded this album for a German exploitation label in 1968. Very much a relic of its age (and Degner's), Psychedelic Underground remains a treat. Bokaj lifts riffs from the charts - it all comes perilously close to Name That Tune, at times - but also unleashes some tasty fuzzy/freaky leads and vintage Hammond B3 in his own right. For the record, though, that's "Frere Jacques," not "Three Blind Mice," that Bokaj serves up folk, bossa nova and classical-style as the occasional interlude.

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