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    Posted: January 27 2020 at 11:56
Agitation Free have always been my favourite Krautrock band. I used to think Nektar were Krautrock, until I realised they're a British band based in Germany. Smile
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This came out during disco’s heyday...and it sorta sounds that way..and then not really...not at all some might say...but there’s a snap to the beat and a general funky almost danceable rhythm coming awefully close to several disco tunes that I can think of...yet it’s definitely not disco...but something else entirely...a psychedelic and slow-moving funk coach of sorts...or indeed the sounds of the disco-movement if it’s favourite drug had been ketamin:
CAN - Safe
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Amongst newer releases I still rank Electric Orange’s Volume 10 as one of the finest Krautrock albums since...well the 70s.
Folks into the old style of ‘fumbling down dark caves with but a few instruments doing the ‘lighting’ should dig this big time.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: this is what prog sounds like if it had been discovered by the Navajo
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It's good to see a Krautrock appreciation thread. I thought this was a brand new blog until I noticed it was over 60 pages long, having first been posted way back in February 2011. Smile
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I knew it’d been a while since this thread had been touched but..3 years?!???

Anyway here goes:
I still listen to a lot of this stuff on a regular basis. Hell some days it’s nearly all I listen to. On those days I catch myself starting out with say a Can album..and then why not a other one? Two become three and I wonder why it had to take me so long to REALLY get the latter part of their 70s oevre.
The tuesday after I do the same thing with Embryo only it’s the live albums I revisit. Live at Bremen fx hit me over the head with the force of a small mountain. It was funky and raw like real wood and again lead me down a listening experience that passed through Goosebumps City and Studio54 alike.
Krautrock: the crooked funky stuff you (sorta) can dance to

Currently listening to Can’s selftitled album and digging the hell out of Safe. Man..that track is like listening to what might’ve been if the disco movement’s favourite drug had been opium
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Originally posted by hellogoodbye hellogoodbye wrote:

Tracklist

A1–The Astral ArmyInterstellar Shortwave4:32
A2–SpirulinaThe Message10:24
B1–Chronos (6)Schaudernacht6:52
B2–Neil AndersenFeuerwerk7:17
C1–Baal (10)No God / Astaroth6:40
C2–Ten To ZenInnerst10:16
D–FuerroteGanz Wie Du Willst

i actually found this thread to say that this record should be in PA!
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Organisation! Almost pointless making any music after that hahah:D



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Some YouTube tracks :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N0GEprjvyI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQJJoZL69rU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4Ig0jLcenI
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Tracklist

A1–The Astral ArmyInterstellar Shortwave4:32
A2–SpirulinaThe Message10:24
B1–Chronos (6)Schaudernacht6:52
B2–Neil AndersenFeuerwerk7:17
C1–Baal (10)No God / Astaroth6:40
C2–Ten To ZenInnerst10:16
D–FuerroteGanz Wie Du Willst
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Originally posted by 2dogs 2dogs wrote:

Look at those poor kids locked in the TV studio Confused. Ralf & Florian did a lot of interesting stuff pre-Autobahn, I particularly like Silver Forest from 1969 Star.


For some odd reason, this album gets rather low ratings here on PA. In my opinion, it's a treasure. Not only is it incredibly hypnotic, it's also a historical treasure. In my opinion you can really feel the spirit and the approach to music and experimentation in Germany at the time. Great album.
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Only got this very recently, love it! Such an unpredictable band, you really don't know what each album will sound like! This one was such a loopy mix of blues, psych, jazz, doo-wop...completely bonkers, but full of great playing beginning to end too.
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Look at those poor kids locked in the TV studio Confused. Ralf & Florian did a lot of interesting stuff pre-Autobahn, I particularly like Silver Forest from 1969 Star.
"There is nothing new except what has been forgotten" - Marie Antoinette
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv09NXOyOoU

Maan I didn't know that Kraftwerk invented psytrance/techno (14:00->) already in 1970!!
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David Stubbs' "Future Days: Krautrock and the Building of Modern Germany" was well worth reading - entertaining and informative and covering the key groups developing adventurous and experimental sounds. The only downside with the Kindle edition is that the massive index makes the actual text of the book come to an unexpected end at what appears to be 2/3 of the way through, but by then I was wondering what else there was to say seeing as it had already covered the post-everything situation we now live in Wink.

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DAMOniac stuff Wink

Afficher limage dorigine




that is... man..... that is just TOO awesome...LOLClap
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Be sure to check out Latin Mass by Os Mundi if you haven't done so yet.

Yes, it is pretty mad isn't it? Interesting review there although I was thinking they'd have to be serious to learn all that Latin, work out the music and even give the band a Latin name Star.
 

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Originally posted by 2dogs 2dogs wrote:

LOL crazy artwork although the music sounds more conventional. Or is it that I've just been listening to these?



Be sure to check out Latin Mass by Os Mundi if you haven't done so yet. I may even prefer it over this their more known work. SeventhSojourn (Chris) wrote an outstanding review of it here on PA a good while back, if you're interested in a good read as well.
Love that Silberbart album too. The guitar is so incredibly dirty it makes me want to wash the speakers after a good spin.
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DAMOniac stuff Wink

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Kinda combination of Depressive Krautrock Societies ... Physical Demon & Al-Qaeda Septet
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Originally posted by timothy leary timothy leary wrote:

Oh yeah
Woohoo great organ-oriented GIAMAN psych.
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