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hellogoodbye
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I like ths one very much.
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1974. German, Rare and Beautiful.
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hellogoodbye
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I know that you're gonna say : "That duck is crazy ", but I hear hints of Kraut in that James Brown's song.
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HolyMoly
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That was a nifty intro. And the wobbly little synth line in the main theme is pretty bitchen too.
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hellogoodbye
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Great stuff David
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If any of you guys out there doubt whether the Krautrock scene merely was a German thang, then you should definitely check out this cut by Swedish Älgarnas Trädgård.
This one may just have the coolest start to a track ever! A small toy musical box setting this hefty Amon Düülish monster of a track off. Quite aptly named Takeoff: |
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“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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^You and me both
It's got a Grateful Dead kind of vibe to it, that I really dig. They bring that with em during gigs, and you can definitely pick that up if you have any of their live releases.
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“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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I'm sure they have already been mentioned but I really like these guys.............
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hellogoodbye
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Reissue of this fantasticand comic album. Not really kraut but ....
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I thought it was really interesting - don't usually listen to that kind of stuff. Pretty weird stuff, even for Faust.
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I love that album Foxy
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“The Guide says there is an art to flying or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
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So I listened to this for the first time today. I don't really what to think. Any fans? |
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Half prog / half kraut, but very good. Gebärväterli - Im Tal der Emmen. 1978 Brutkasten.
Despite the artist and title sounding like some sort of alpine cheese, Gebarvaterli is anything but cheesy. Technically would fit in the large Kraut fusion school of the late 1970s, but this album won't remind you of Kraan, Embryo, Missus Beastly, etc... In fact, there are parts here that recall the great Tortilla Flat (especially in the rhythms and flute solo sections). And when the trombone gets featured, I'm reminded of Nanu Urwerk, another square-peg-in-a-round hole German fusion band. While it's not perfect throughout (sometimes it's pure jazz - fine - but not ideal for me anyway), this is one of the best new-for-me obscurities I've heard in 2009. Well worth the time to hear. Would love to see Garden of Delights or Long Hair put this platter out on CD. (CD Reissue Wish List) |
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What a killa dissonance. My fave!
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