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Points: 8138 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 02 2011 at 17:12

^

with this second instance of irreverence, I will certainly not post in this thread anymore.
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Did you read what I JUST wrote?
 
This thread has to remain PURE.
 
 
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From your country, Voivod's drummer, Michel Langevin, has released an album of what he believes is krautrock with his project Kosmos.
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Not in my specified time-span, Luka.
 
Take that no-wave elsewhere.
 
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I think a lot of no-wave bands were influenced by krautrock :
Lydia Lunch
DNA
James Chance and the Contortions
lounge lizards
Mars
 
English Post-punk were also greatly influenced by krautrock.


Edited by lucas - January 02 2011 at 15:17
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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COSMIC DEBRIS - "same" ('80)
Who would think that something mastered in Nashville,Tennesse would be this cosmic?
 
Only mastermen know this  longtrack psychcosmische headtrip.
 
This trio is spot on.
There are few electronic lps which have electric guitar-work thats equally good. (Right now I can only think of Aphorisms Insane.)
 
This lp is THE BAGG and no one here ever even heard of it.
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Nah, it's just New Years. It's an interesting topic, wait till people get over their hangovers.
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MOOLAH  "Woe Ye Demon Possessed"  '74
Texas duo doing garage mixed with Annexus Quam,Guru,Ashra-isms
 
 
 
 
Seems no one is interested in this topic.
Ferk youse then.
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I'll bring the hot cocoa.
You supply the  microwave heatbaggs.
 
Geritol is on the house.


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Originally posted by Baggra Baggra wrote:

"It takes an old man like me to TOUCH you youngsters"
 
Damn! What do we have here then?
 
 
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Jokes aside,
it takes old men of experience  like you and I to KICK newbie ass the heck outta here.
 
 
And , of course,in the act of kicking their ass,  we snag all their dollybirds as well.
 
 
 

Thanks for the defense!!  Maybe we should start an "Old Man's Forum Thread"?  No touching!  LOL

A few of my accomplishments:

a)  saw LTIA tour without Miur,  and Peter Frampton was backup!!  

b)  saw CTTE tour, Bruford was gone at that point but White did an excellent job!  The Eagles were the backup!!

c)  Met just about everybody I ever worshipped including Fripp, Wakeman, Jon Anderson, Howe etc.  Basically I know how to time things.  Nice chaps, all.  

I think a geezer's forum would be hilarious!  I'll get on it!  Cheers, and HAPPY NEW YEAR from the old guy!
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You dare catch the prog guru up  with a MISTAKE?
Yes, you are correct - Malcolm Cecil was British. I guess Margolies-wotsit was also. (Its just that Baggs has never seen an English press - always US or Canada.)
So then, Tonto is one of the few UK bands that sounded of Kraut - along with AMM and that  Wotsit & TheHeavy Metal Kids band.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Okay, listen-up, spacecadets.
Baggs gonna lay down two bands on your undeserving ears:
 
JOYRIDE "Friendsound"  No shoite - these guys had connections to Paur revere & The Raiders! Totally tripped-up lp of effects, discombobulations, "chaos,confusions and illusions". Hallmarks of Kosmische but US.
 
DREAMIES  "Aural Graphic Entertainment"  Get your headphones on and GET DOWN ONNIT!  "Strange new fun for your head."
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Originally posted by Baggra Baggra wrote:

And few are straight electronic bands allong lines of TDream - I suppose Tonto's Expanding Headband  for instance had kraut-space influence, but  there are  rather more examples of these electronic US bands and especially single artists. Im not concentrating on THAT.
 


Weren't those guys English anyway? (Tonto's)
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Points: 221 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 23:31
"It takes an old man like me to TOUCH you youngsters"
 
Damn! What do we have here then?
 
 
...
Jokes aside,
it takes old men of experience  like you and I to KICK newbie ass the heck outta here.
 
 
And , of course,in the act of kicking their ass,  we snag all their dollybirds as well.
 
 
 


Edited by Baggra - December 30 2010 at 23:35
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Dammit, TEACH you youngsters!!  Grrr!!
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Points: 7420 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 23:01
Originally posted by Baggra Baggra wrote:

Velvet Underground were one of the US bands which INSPIRED Krautrock. They were there before krautrock.
 
Im asking for bands  which came years later, which (apparently) used Kosmische  as a jumpboard.
 
 
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I should clarify - none of the 15 or so bands I have in mind are clones of that "cling-clang" Kraftwerk/Neu branch of the Kraut tree.(Which I stated before that I rather dislike.)
 
And few are straight electronic bands allong lines of TDream - I suppose Tonto's Expanding Headband  for instance had kraut-space influence, but  there are  rather more examples of these electronic US bands and especially single artists. Im not concentrating on THAT.
 
 

Krautrock was VERY popular in Chicago back in the early 1970's!   We had several local bands that were heavily influenced by the sound, the one that comes to mind is "Stratosled."  Don't know if any of their material is still available, but seek out "TRIAD radio" on the internet.   For example, TRIAD has a very active Facebook page.  

Here, check this out:  http://www.myspace.com/triadradio

Of course, it takes an old man like me to touch you youngsters some prog history!!  LOL
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Points: 221 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 21:35
Feck me.
If these virus attacks persist Im going to have to post here much less frequently - and only from the library computer.
 
Is this f**ksh*t normal around here?
Ive never experienced virus attacks until I came here.
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Points: 221 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 21:28
Velvet Underground were one of the US bands which INSPIRED Krautrock. They were there before krautrock.
 
Im asking for bands  which came years later, which (apparently) used Kosmische  as a jumpboard.
 
 
...
I should clarify - none of the 15 or so bands I have in mind are clones of that "cling-clang" Kraftwerk/Neu branch of the Kraut tree.(Which I stated before that I rather dislike.)
 
And few are straight electronic bands allong lines of TDream - I suppose Tonto's Expanding Headband  for instance had kraut-space influence, but  there are  rather more examples of these electronic US bands and especially single artists. Im not concentrating on THAT.
 
 
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Points: 1319 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 21:06
Here's some kraut-punk from '81 (listen past the first 3 minutes):
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Points: 1882 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 19:13
^^^
from your period the vest band is probably The Velvet Underground, other than that there arnt too many american bands that had that gritty rythmic sound. I think until the late 80s America did not have as much access to kraut rock as did the english
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Points: 221 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 30 2010 at 19:01
Correct.
NOT from my stated time-period.
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