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micky

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 12:43

mine

1. Amon Duul - Wolf City
2. Can - Future Days
3. Popol Vuh - Letzte Tage Letzte Nachte
4. Faust - Faust IV
5. Kraan - Andy Nogger
6. Amon Duul - Yeti
7. Neu! - Neu!
8. Can - Tago Mago
9. Tangerine Dream - Ricochet
10. Popol Vuh - Einsjager-Siebenjager

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 14:56

‚Ý‚±‚·‚è‚Í‚ñ wrote:

Eulenspygel 2

if you don't like the music you can always ponder the meaning of the cover...!

Alright thanks!
Wow, you really have a huge knowledge of Krautrock!

Has anyone else heard Eulenspygel yet?

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 16:56

micky,

Sounds like a Krautrock starter kit you got there, keep going you about to find the good stuff!

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 19:40

DallasBryan wrote:

micky,

Sounds like a Krautrock starter kit you got there, keep going you about to find the good stuff!

hahaha you are a ball buster aren't you. I have to admit I thought about prefacing my list with... incomplete collection. I really haven't got much deeper than many of the 'essential' groups and albums. I got into Krautrock and Italian near the same time and .... well I've had an addiction to Italian prog to feed so other than completing the Amon Duul discography I haven't done much to any Kraut shopping recently. For what it's worth... I will be coming back to it at some point.

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 22:15

I know this, just jackin with you, but really after you get past the krautrock mainstream cruds, it gets really good. Check for instance, Annexus Quam - Osmose, Cluster - Zuckerzeit, Aera - Humanum est, Micheal Hoenig - Departures from a Northern Wasteland, TD - Force Majeure, Eroc - same(these are all examples of no-brainers and will wake you up). Remember trust the GIMP! hehehe

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 22:23

DallasBryan wrote:

I know this, just jackin with you, but really after you get past the krautrock mainstream cruds, it gets really good. Check for instance, Annexus Quam - Osmose, Cluster - Zuckerzeit, Aera - Humanum est, Micheal Hoenig - Departures from a Northern Wasteland, TD - Force Majeure, Eroc - same(these are all examples of no-brainers and will wake you up). Remember trust the GIMP! hehehe

the trust is complete.. your advice, in large part, is the reason I've undertaken this journey to the four corners of the prog world that I'm on. Once I started.. I couldn't stop. If only my pocketbook could survive the travel...

Looking forward to returning to Germany after so more 'sightseeing' in Spain and an overdue trip to Japan hahahha.

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 22:33

dont miss Atila's first 2, Gualberto's Vercuetos from Spain and Far East Family's Nipponjin from Japan are at the top of the crop!

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 22:36

Just when I think my collection is growing I see a thread like this

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 22:47

Drew wrote:

Just when I think my collection is growing I see a thread like this

oh I can relate Drew.. I look over at my wall of albums and CD's... pump my chest and feel good about spending the kids college tuitiion on prog albums I can't even pronounce.. then I talk to people like Dallas or ...especially ANDREW and those damn lists of his hahahah, and realize that I will never catch up.... and that's a good thing isn't it.

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Posted: April 06 2006 at 22:52

DallasBryan wrote:

dont miss Atila's first 2, Gualberto's Vercuetos from Spain and Far East Family's Nipponjin from Japan are at the top of the crop!

Atila's Reviure grew on me big time... looking forward to hearing another. Believe it or not.. I keep a small notebook with all the suggestions and recommends I've gooten here. So many to catch up with though... wow. Makes me wish I had skipped the Disco years.. or the colored spiked hair phase, or the long dirty greasy haired days (RATT and ROLL hahahha) .. and just stuck to what my parents tried to get me into eariler hahahha

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Posted: April 08 2006 at 12:44

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