Some great 70's albums from Germany |
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The Anders
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Posted: May 16 2021 at 11:34 |
A handful of great albums :)
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Hrychu
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None. :( In terms of great 70s German prog albums, my favorite is Adonis by Anyone's Daughter.
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Voted for As Ra Temple. The Man Machine and Phaedra follow.
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Between Can, TD, all very good, went with Can today
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Can!
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You caught me on the very day I am listening to 'Phaedra', so which one do you think I chose?
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Ash Ra Tempel
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Tago Mago
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Tago Mago! I love the Man Machine, and Phaedra is a pretty significant album but my personal taste is more drawn to what TD did directly before and after.
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I'm surprised no one has voted for Faust.
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I've been on a huge Krautrock discovery thing as of late actually and I can't believe it: but i'm familiar with every single one of these. All phenomenal- so far:
Tago Mago>Zuckerzeit>Phaedra>Neu!=Man Machine>Faust IV>Ash Ra
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Can > Neu! > Kraftwerk
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Faust IV - still love it!!
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Tangerine Dream - Phaedra.
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This is definitely my kind of bag, Anders. Nice selection there
I could go with any one of three albums here (IV, Tago Mago and NEU!) but decided to opt for the fabulous selftitled NEW! I wasn’t that crazy about Phaedra when I first got it but it has improved over the years. I still prefer a lot of TD albums leading up to it. |
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It's really hard to make a choice from this list. I guess I will vote for Faust at the end, but all are quite excellent.
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I went with Neu! because it didn't have enough votes. Great album, that. I'm torn between that one and Phaedra; both great, but very different.
Edited by jude111 - May 17 2021 at 21:09 |
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