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For me personally, this is the absolute perfect combination of the psychedelics of Gila and the serenity of Popol Vuh:


I'm glad someone else feels that way Bamsen,i really dig that album a whole lot.It's like POPOL VUH and GILA had a kid and  named it...nevermind the subject matter is too seroius on that album to joke about.Great record though. Listening to AKASHA right now,an obscure band from Norway with lots of mellotron and psychedelics.Sounds like it's from the late sixties really even though it's much later.Not Krautrock but the spirit of it is in this.
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For me personally, this is the absolute perfect combination of the psychedelics of Gila and the serenity of Popol Vuh:


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One of my friends actually recommended me that album. I´ll be looking into it - thanks for reminding meWink
Yesterday I had a great and pretty absurd experience. I was in the voting booth with LA Düsseldorf banging away in my ears... I put down my mark, but right there and then, it was a the very end of the track where everything really sets off - I got hooked - and apparently I must have been standing there for a while - intoxicated by the beat, before a nice elderly lady suddenly peaked through the curtains and very kindly asked me if I had decided yetLOL
I guess Düsseldorf  has some of that Neu! motorik feel to it, but there´s a slightly more rocking and pre-punk vibe to it as well. Great album, and Wrinkler if you read this at some point - yes it is just as good as you think it is and basically the continuation of Neu!.
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^ I have VESPERO's Surpassing All Kings(the second one) and it's great.I've heard the new one is even better so thanks for the reminder.
I didn't realize that the AGITATION FREE album just released was actually from 2007.I just assumed it was a posthumous release from the seventies.Cool that they're still playing anyway.
If you haven't heard SIDHARTHA from Turkey you should check them out Bamsen.I have their original cd which has since been re-issued.Very trippy, inner-self music.
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^Yeah, I saw Uwe posted the release info in a thread earlier today. Sounds pretty interesting!
About PAPIR - I´ll call Christian who takes care of the bass work and keys and hear how far they are in the process concerning an actual tangible release.

Do you have the new Vespero John? I swear - that thing is some of the best psych music I have heard in a very long time. I´ve subsequently listened to their first two albums on Youtube, and personally I think the new one is more focused and ethereal - sort of sounds like a chilled out Ozric Tentacles with a madman behind the drums. He does wondrous things behind that kit and truly breaks up the music in a very original way, and what kind of sounds like those wailing notes Gilmour does when he plays with the volume button on his guitar is an aspect that sort of seeps into the guitars and synths. Sometimes it gets very rumbling and jazzy thanks to the drums, but that dreamy ethereal soundscape is still there in full force. The last 3 tracks sends me off somewhere - i don´t know where, but it sure feels great!


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Hey Bamsen i just noticed they've added a new Agitiation Free album to the site called "Live In Tokyo".A posthumous release and there are some songs on it from Malesch which the other live albums have precious little of.
Oh okay the roses thing makes sense now,he did say his English wasn't the best so there you go.
Yup i've got my Kraan,early Kraftwerk,Embryo all in the Krautrock section like you do.This is about great minds thinking alike and all of that stuff. Wink
PAPIR sounds interesting and now that they've got a record deal hopefully i can hear something from them in the future.Thanks for the heads up about them.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

^I´m pretty jealous of those live Agitation Free albums you got. 
Since you´re moving on - then jump on my train - I´m listening a lot to the first 2 Exmagma albums. WUHUUU they are all over the place in a wonderful jazz/kraut/acid-bath way. Brilliant under the radar band!
I´m putting Goldball onSax man

And John you should start wearing some old school 70s rock shirts with an explosion of colors burstin´ out from the seems. Wear your music on your sleevesClown
 
I agree with you on those first two EXMAGMA albums.Very jazzy but with that Krautrock flavour.I keep them in my Krautrock section even if they are under Jazz/Fusion here.
I AM wearing my music on my sleeves.I wear dark clothes 'cause i'm into melancholic bands like Anekdoten,Univers Zero(i have the "Heresie" t-shirt) and on and on.
By the way i've been trading e-mails with the lead guitarist for OUT OF FOCUS.He messaged me about the KONTRAST review i did,a band that he and a couple of other former OUT OF FOCUS members were part of in the eighties.A cool guy named Remigius. He thanked me for the roses which i'm thinking was his way of saying thanks for all the great reviews and positive comments.Other-wise i should tell him those roses weren't from me.Honest they weren't.EmbarrassedLOL

I basically have 4 sections of music "categories" if you like, and I keep my Exmagma records in my Krautrock domain as well - just like I do with my Kraan, Embryo, 5 first TD records (including Ricichet), 4 first Kraftwerk albums(now that you remembered me of Tone FloatEmbarrassed), Danish band PAPIR(only available as downloads, but I received both for free, because I helped them with some writing - describing how the music felt and sounded like to various producers and whatnot - and they got a record deal now btw. I think you´d like it John - very much in the spirit of what was happening in Germany in the start of the 70s - freak out, jam and set the controls for the heart of the sun - if you know what I mean), Bobby Beausoleil´s Lucifer Rising, Out of Focus hehe and some other stuff Big smile
Rose means the same in Danish as it does in German, which is to praise(it also means what you think ie the whole wooing thing with the rosesTongue). It´s a laudatory expression, that he probably just translated directly into English. 
On the other hand, you just might be one of those sleepwalkers that lead alternate lives at night - doing some crazy sh*t like sending flowers and serenading your favorite artists.

What´s that dear?

God Damn! It´s that crazy guy again singing old Eloy songs beneath the balconyAngry

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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

^I´m pretty jealous of those live Agitation Free albums you got. 
Since you´re moving on - then jump on my train - I´m listening a lot to the first 2 Exmagma albums. WUHUUU they are all over the place in a wonderful jazz/kraut/acid-bath way. Brilliant under the radar band!
I´m putting Goldball onSax man

And John you should start wearing some old school 70s rock shirts with an explosion of colors burstin´ out from the seems. Wear your music on your sleevesClown
 
I agree with you on those first two EXMAGMA albums.Very jazzy but with that Krautrock flavour.I keep them in my Krautrock section even if they are under Jazz/Fusion here.
I AM wearing my music on my sleeves.I wear dark clothes 'cause i'm into melancholic bands like Anekdoten,Univers Zero(i have the "Heresie" t-shirt) and on and on.
By the way i've been trading e-mails with the lead guitarist for OUT OF FOCUS.He messaged me about the KONTRAST review i did,a band that he and a couple of other former OUT OF FOCUS members were part of in the eighties.A cool guy named Remigius. He thanked me for the roses which i'm thinking was his way of saying thanks for all the great reviews and positive comments.Other-wise i should tell him those roses weren't from me.Honest they weren't.EmbarrassedLOL
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^I´m pretty jealous of those live Agitation Free albums you got. 
Since you´re moving on - then jump on my train - I´m listening a lot to the first 2 Exmagma albums. WUHUUU they are all over the place in a wonderful jazz/kraut/acid-bath way. Brilliant under the radar band!
I´m putting Goldball onSax man

And John you should start wearing some old school 70s rock shirts with an explosion of colors burstin´ out from the seems. Wear your music on your sleevesClown
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^I caught that you crazy b*****d!LOL
Now, you would have no way of knowing this, but I actually have a pink t-shirt - make that 3 - and I´ve got some purple stuff as well. As a matter of fact pretty much 80% of my clothes all came from people/friends who bought something colorful, and then hated it. Damn what to do with this limegreen thong hhhhhmmmmm? Oh right we´ll give it to Bamsen (short for my nickname) - he´ll be pleased!!
And you know what? I actually amBig smile Today I´m wearing some curry yellow jeans, red t-shirt with blue and yellow patterns, red shoes, green belt and my beloved Elvis sunglasses in gold, when I go outside in the sun. That thing is white and too bright today.

Oh and I do take the occasional break don´t worry, sometimes you just gotta leave yourself alone - fake a migraine or something, to get back in shape - up and running.  
 
Okay dressed like that are you sure you weren't in that parade that a lot of proud people walk inLOL. I'm just kidding Bamsen, in fact the way i dress is so freaking boring with my black,brown and blue colours.Oh yeah i'm a Canadian,nevermind.Although i do have some black Addidas Climacool shoes with orange soles that are very flashy.Cool
Still feasting on Agitation Free with the Fragments album tonight then i'm moving on.
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Haha thanks for the Klaus Schulze video Embarrassed. Watching Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze in action makes you really appreciate their electronic work a lot more. I'm really liking Popol Vuh, and getting into Hosianna Mantra. It's so peaceful, and I love the guitar work. I've always wondered what the lyrics are for Oxymoron. 
 
On the DVD Das Rheingold, on one of the specials, you can see Klaus listening to his music with one of the engineers ... and what are Klaus' hands doing? ... DRUMMING!
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Damn - I almost forgot!
Here the other day I found a record called Sitar & Electronics by Okko Bekker in my big moving box of psychedelic music from the 60s. It´s from the start of the 70s, but just the cover screams 68 to meLOL I saw a review on PA of it, and I instantly knew I had it lying around somewhere. Anyway, it´s actually A. R. & Machines playing with this Okko Bekker type fellow! I mean, this essentially is Krautrock just done with a sitarSmile 
This is awesome, because it feels like I´ve just received a whole new album, in a month where things were looking a bit slow musicwise. I guess it must be around 8 or 10 years ago since I last heard this albumEmbarrassed

 

And please check out this fantastic version of The Beatles´ A day in the LifeHeart:



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^I caught that you crazy b*****d!LOL
Now, you would have no way of knowing this, but I actually have a pink t-shirt - make that 3 - and I´ve got some purple stuff as well. As a matter of fact pretty much 80% of my clothes all came from people/friends who bought something colorful, and then hated it. Damn what to do with this limegreen thong hhhhhmmmmm? Oh right we´ll give it to Bamsen (short for my nickname) - he´ll be pleased!!
And you know what? I actually amBig smile Today I´m wearing some curry yellow jeans, red t-shirt with blue and yellow patterns, red shoes, green belt and my beloved Elvis sunglasses in gold, when I go outside in the sun. That thing is white and too bright today.

Oh and I do take the occasional break don´t worry, sometimes you just gotta leave yourself alone - fake a migraine or something, to get back in shape - up and running.  
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Jean-Marie: I haven´t got that Schulze one, but I´ve seen you posting it in the "listening" thread - and have felt mighty jealous of youTongue

Wrinkler: You´re not supposed to get any of the words in Krautrock - just so you know. For that you have to turn to Bowie´s Berliner trilogyWink

John: Am I getting you right here? You´ve been yanking my chain and now it´s pink and purple?ConfusedLOL I did feel quite soar here the other night, I thought I´d just scraped up against something...

I only have those two studio records from Agitation Free, but would love to get a hold of Last and the River Rhine one! 
I have a live recording of Harmonia from 1974 which features:
- Michael Rother / guitar, electric percussion, piano & organ
- Hans-Joachim-Roedeius / electronic organ & piano
- Dieter Moebius / synthesizer & electronic percussion
So basically Cluster with half of Neu!
Let´s just call this one Krautrock with an electronic rhythm device such as you´d hear on the Journey album by Arthur Brown´s Kingdom Come from the year before. It sounds like one of those old organs that had these giant coloured switches you could press down, and out came a snuffling fake disco/lambada/salsa/merengue/flaminco/jazz/foxtrot beat, that sounds just as dated as Humphrey Bogart´s accent would - applied to Sarah Palin. But it somehow worksLOL

Hey if "it" is sore i'm pretty sure it was self inflicted.You can't be doing that ALL the time Guld,you just can't.LOL Hey on a related topic i mentioned you on the ULTIME ATONE review i just did.Wink
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Jean-Marie: I haven´t got that Schulze one, but I´ve seen you posting it in the "listening" thread - and have felt mighty jealous of youTongue

Wrinkler: You´re not supposed to get any of the words in Krautrock - just so you know. For that you have to turn to Bowie´s Berliner trilogyWink

John: Am I getting you right here? You´ve been yanking my chain and now it´s pink and purple?ConfusedLOL I did feel quite soar here the other night, I thought I´d just scraped up against something...

I only have those two studio records from Agitation Free, but would love to get a hold of Last and the River Rhine one! 
I have a live recording of Harmonia from 1974 which features:
- Michael Rother / guitar, electric percussion, piano & organ
- Hans-Joachim-Roedeius / electronic organ & piano
- Dieter Moebius / synthesizer & electronic percussion
So basically Cluster with half of Neu!
Let´s just call this one Krautrock with an electronic rhythm device such as you´d hear on the Journey album by Arthur Brown´s Kingdom Come from the year before. It sounds like one of those old organs that had these giant coloured switches you could press down, and out came a snuffling fake disco/lambada/salsa/merengue/flaminco/jazz/foxtrot beat, that sounds just as dated as Humphrey Bogart´s accent would - applied to Sarah Palin. But it somehow worksLOL
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Big Neu! fan myself. Probably one of the most "natural" sounding of the early Krautrock bands. It´s so simple it hurts. Some very famous musicians have proclaimed their love for Neu! - and I think it´s down to that vibe. People either hate it and call it too simplistic: My daughter and our gardener could have done that out back in the shed!  - or they stop dead in their tracks thinking how is it even possible to make music so intricate, and yet so simple? Because there´s about a thousand things happening beneath the motoriks, that you don´t get if you´re not really paying attention. The nature sounds incorporated in the music fx is also playing along to the actual notes, and that was very hard to do back then. No computers to cut and paste - smoothing things out.

John: The pink one I was referring to is Agitation´s second flapjack. Maybe it´s purple - you tell meLOL  

 
Ah that was just me yanking your chain.Wink Yeah it's pink and purple.Hey by the way you must really like "At The Cliffs Of The River Rhine" AGITATION FREE's posthumous live release. All but the opening track are from "Second" and that one is previously unreleased. To my ears this is better than the studio tracks but hey that's just me.I love these guys live though.Can just imagine tripping back to 1974 and being in the audience for that.When is that time machine going to be built !?
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Haha thanks for the Klaus Schulze video Embarrassed. Watching Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze in action makes you really appreciate their electronic work a lot more. I'm really liking Popol Vuh, and getting into Hosianna Mantra. It's so peaceful, and I love the guitar work. I've always wondered what the lyrics are for Oxymoron. 
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Alright, I´ve been digging around for some live Krautrock for you guys. This is what I found! I´m really loving that first Popol Vuh track! It´s very hazy and psychedelic though, and very hard to see what the guys are doing on stage. Too much of the psychedelics!! I can´t believe I just said thatLOL 



and if you ask me, this Tangerine Dream track is a wonderful piece of Kraut as well. Although it says Ricochet, it is in fact Fly and Collision of Comas Sola from Alpha Centauri played live:



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I can´t stop listening to this:




And Wrinkler here´s some more ambient stuff for you, and although Schulze was and is a front figure in electronic music, he was just as important to the Krautrock scene:


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Big Neu! fan myself. Probably one of the most "natural" sounding of the early Krautrock bands. It´s so simple it hurts. Some very famous musicians have proclaimed their love for Neu! - and I think it´s down to that vibe. People either hate it and call it too simplistic: My daughter and our gardener could have done that out back in the shed!  - or they stop dead in their tracks thinking how is it even possible to make music so intricate, and yet so simple? Because there´s about a thousand things happening beneath the motoriks, that you don´t get if you´re not really paying attention. The nature sounds incorporated in the music fx is also playing along to the actual notes, and that was very hard to do back then. No computers to cut and paste - smoothing things out.

John: The pink one I was referring to is Agitation´s second flapjack. Maybe it´s purple - you tell meLOL  



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