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I don´t know if this has been posted before, but aside from the horrendous vocal performance, this live outburst from French TV anno 1971 is da bomb - and great sound to boot:


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^ Absolutely brilliant Guld thanks for that. By the way i like the vocals.I watched the whole thing and it was freaking amazing man. You should have seen me and some buddies playing Krautrock on the weekend.My Brother-in-Law has a studio at the back of his house.It's crude with older but good equipment.They're all huge CAN fans and record everything they play and it's all imrovized.Drums,guitar,bass and keyboards with lots of freaky effects.Just a bunch of tripped out freaks we are.LOL
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Listening right now to ANNEXUS QUAM's "Osmose" album.How good is this ! Love that third track i can keep playing that over and over.And hey the side long closer is pretty experimental stuff. Amazing album.
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Oooohhh I so miss a basement or some place to play Krautrock in!!!! I´m officially jealous! I would have loved seeing you freak out. 
I live on the 12th floor in some apartment, that doesn´t inspire loud music after 10-11 at night - and that´s pretty much about the time, when I start to get my freak onThumbs Down 
Been out of electricity for nearly a month now - and I´ve been living with my folks. Got it back here the other day, and let me just tell you how much I´ve missed visual confirmation, when I go out to have a pee in the mornings...
One good thing about the absence of power, has been the focus on jamming. My roommate plays the guitar and 
I play the drums. He´s got an old western guitar and I mostly play African/Indian percussion, but it sounds very much like Kraut. We know each other so well now, that you develop almost psychic abilities - and you´ll always know what to do - what sounds apt at the right time and so forth. We had a powerful jam here the other night. Problem was that it happened at 4 in the morning after a couple of beers, and I think we were just a tiny bit too loudLOL 
Oh well - we´ve got Arabian, Senegalese and Moroccan neighbors and the day after - the ones I did pop into didn´t hear anything - and the one guy from Morocco just thought I was great with a clay-drum...

That Osmose album still eludes me, and now I have to start at the University again - meaning I´ll be using all my money on books and transportDead  
I´m gonna listen to it on YouTube instead... See what´s what!
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2 great modern krautrock albums to get:

Kriedler - Tank
To Roccoco Rot - Hotel Morgen
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Originally posted by zoviet zoviet wrote:

2 great modern krautrock albums to get:

Kriedler - Tank
To Roccoco Rot - Hotel Morgen
 
Thanks Zoviet i've not heard of those two bands.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Oooohhh I so miss a basement or some place to play Krautrock in!!!! I´m officially jealous! I would have loved seeing you freak out. 
I live on the 12th floor in some apartment, that doesn´t inspire loud music after 10-11 at night - and that´s pretty much about the time, when I start to get my freak onThumbs Down 
Been out of electricity for nearly a month now - and I´ve been living with my folks. Got it back here the other day, and let me just tell you how much I´ve missed visual confirmation, when I go out to have a pee in the mornings...
One good thing about the absence of power, has been the focus on jamming. My roommate plays the guitar and 
I play the drums. He´s got an old western guitar and I mostly play African/Indian percussion, but it sounds very much like Kraut. We know each other so well now, that you develop almost psychic abilities - and you´ll always know what to do - what sounds apt at the right time and so forth. We had a powerful jam here the other night. Problem was that it happened at 4 in the morning after a couple of beers, and I think we were just a tiny bit too loudLOL 
Oh well - we´ve got Arabian, Senegalese and Moroccan neighbors and the day after - the ones I did pop into didn´t hear anything - and the one guy from Morocco just thought I was great with a clay-drum...

That Osmose album still eludes me, and now I have to start at the University again - meaning I´ll be using all my money on books and transportDead  
I´m gonna listen to it on YouTube instead... See what´s what!
 
My Brother-in law lives just out of town in an old farm house so noise isn't a concern.LOL Like the guys from KRAAN way back when,only those guys practised continually.Good luck at university Guld,it is that time of year sadly.I hate when summer ends.Unhappy
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What a long day. Time for some Yeti.

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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Oooohhh I so miss a basement or some place to play Krautrock in!!!! I´m officially jealous! I would have loved seeing you freak out. 
I live on the 12th floor in some apartment, that doesn´t inspire loud music after 10-11 at night - and that´s pretty much about the time, when I start to get my freak onThumbs Down 
Been out of electricity for nearly a month now - and I´ve been living with my folks. Got it back here the other day, and let me just tell you how much I´ve missed visual confirmation, when I go out to have a pee in the mornings...
One good thing about the absence of power, has been the focus on jamming. My roommate plays the guitar and 
I play the drums. He´s got an old western guitar and I mostly play African/Indian percussion, but it sounds very much like Kraut. We know each other so well now, that you develop almost psychic abilities - and you´ll always know what to do - what sounds apt at the right time and so forth. We had a powerful jam here the other night. Problem was that it happened at 4 in the morning after a couple of beers, and I think we were just a tiny bit too loudLOL 
Oh well - we´ve got Arabian, Senegalese and Moroccan neighbors and the day after - the ones I did pop into didn´t hear anything - and the one guy from Morocco just thought I was great with a clay-drum...

That Osmose album still eludes me, and now I have to start at the University again - meaning I´ll be using all my money on books and transportDead  
I´m gonna listen to it on YouTube instead... See what´s what!
 
My Brother-in law lives just out of town in an old farm house so noise isn't a concern.LOL Like the guys from KRAAN way back when,only those guys practised continually.Good luck at university Guld,it is that time of year sadly.I hate when summer ends.Unhappy


Thank you John - I´m going tomorrow and it seems weird not to be able to read what you want to, but rather having to read what you´re toldTongue
Good thing about summer is that it keeps coming back in your face - just like a weather revolution you can count onSmile
I´ll bet you have some wonderful scenery up there in Canada! I often use nature and my surroundings as a backdrop to Krautrock. Seems very natural to me - the music very often corresponds beautifully to streams, woods, beaches, desolate fields, flocks of birds or just your hair being blown in front of your eyes. I get this mostly with Kraut, Psych and the Electronic genre though...

BTW I just got back into Älgarnas Trädgaard. Their debut seems very much like a Krautrock masterpiece to me - with some weird folk, psychedelics, RIO and electronics. I love that album. I remember getting it back when I was 15, and didn´t know anything about prog or genres for that matter - this album took me completely off guard, and the first time I listened to it - I absolutely hated itLOL I listened to it again one of the first times I ever tried some of that buddha stuff, if you know what I meanBig smile - and suddenly I found myself questioning, if it indeed was the same record I had been listening to 3 years beforehand.... Haven´t looked back since, and no need for buddha these days to get into the groove of the music - it´s just there.
Hope you taste some of that Indian summer - but if you don´t just pop on the equivalent Doors track. 
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@Mellotron Storm:

Kriedler and To Roccoco Rot are from the 90s wave of post-rock/electronic bands that update the motorik sound with a new and interesting sheen, and they're German too!!!

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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Oooohhh I so miss a basement or some place to play Krautrock in!!!! I´m officially jealous! I would have loved seeing you freak out. 
I live on the 12th floor in some apartment, that doesn´t inspire loud music after 10-11 at night - and that´s pretty much about the time, when I start to get my freak onThumbs Down 
Been out of electricity for nearly a month now - and I´ve been living with my folks. Got it back here the other day, and let me just tell you how much I´ve missed visual confirmation, when I go out to have a pee in the mornings...
One good thing about the absence of power, has been the focus on jamming. My roommate plays the guitar and 
I play the drums. He´s got an old western guitar and I mostly play African/Indian percussion, but it sounds very much like Kraut. We know each other so well now, that you develop almost psychic abilities - and you´ll always know what to do - what sounds apt at the right time and so forth. We had a powerful jam here the other night. Problem was that it happened at 4 in the morning after a couple of beers, and I think we were just a tiny bit too loudLOL 
Oh well - we´ve got Arabian, Senegalese and Moroccan neighbors and the day after - the ones I did pop into didn´t hear anything - and the one guy from Morocco just thought I was great with a clay-drum...

That Osmose album still eludes me, and now I have to start at the University again - meaning I´ll be using all my money on books and transportDead  
I´m gonna listen to it on YouTube instead... See what´s what!
 
My Brother-in law lives just out of town in an old farm house so noise isn't a concern.LOL Like the guys from KRAAN way back when,only those guys practised continually.Good luck at university Guld,it is that time of year sadly.I hate when summer ends.Unhappy


Thank you John - I´m going tomorrow and it seems weird not to be able to read what you want to, but rather having to read what you´re toldTongue
Good thing about summer is that it keeps coming back in your face - just like a weather revolution you can count onSmile
I´ll bet you have some wonderful scenery up there in Canada! I often use nature and my surroundings as a backdrop to Krautrock. Seems very natural to me - the music very often corresponds beautifully to streams, woods, beaches, desolate fields, flocks of birds or just your hair being blown in front of your eyes. I get this mostly with Kraut, Psych and the Electronic genre though...

BTW I just got back into Älgarnas Trädgaard. Their debut seems very much like a Krautrock masterpiece to me - with some weird folk, psychedelics, RIO and electronics. I love that album. I remember getting it back when I was 15, and didn´t know anything about prog or genres for that matter - this album took me completely off guard, and the first time I listened to it - I absolutely hated itLOL I listened to it again one of the first times I ever tried some of that buddha stuff, if you know what I meanBig smile - and suddenly I found myself questioning, if it indeed was the same record I had been listening to 3 years beforehand.... Haven´t looked back since, and no need for buddha these days to get into the groove of the music - it´s just there.
Hope you taste some of that Indian summer - but if you don´t just pop on the equivalent Doors track. 
 
We are definetly on the same page when it comes to nature and Krautrock my friend. I'm fortunate to be close to the beach and there are all kinds of nature trails through the many forests around here.Me and buddha aren't as tight as we used to be but we do meet up once in a while like last weekend.Wink
Funny you mention Algarnas Tradgaard because about a month ago i listened to this and i'm listening to that first song thinking wtf?! LOL The album's title means "The Future Is A Hovering Ship Anchored In The Past".How's that for a mind-benderLOL.
I got Agitation Free on right now "Malesch"  to be exact.So spacey and out there.
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I´m glad I´m not the only one then...

I recently talked to Logan about that Docteur Faust album, that you don´t particularly like (LOL), but were we both had found some sort of way into this album by listening to it at the seashore. 

I love that Malesch album, but more than often I tend to grab for the pink oneBig smile
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I´m glad I´m not the only one then...

I recently talked to Logan about that Docteur Faust album, that you don´t particularly like (LOL), but were we both had found some sort of way into this album by listening to it at the seashore. 

I love that Malesch album, but more than often I tend to grab for the pink oneBig smile
 
You know i really think my copy of that Docteur Faust album might be defective.Unless it's supposed to sound like sh*t.LOL
Ahhh the pink one,i've got that coming up for a listen this weekend.
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LOL you crack me up sometimes...
For once I´m taking the day completely off - with just my coffee, Tangerine Dream and my old mate Buddha - it´s been a while.
I really hear the Grateful Dead, when I listen to the pink one. And this is in no way a bad thing by any means - in fact I happen to love TGD. I also think the psychedelia and experimentation happening in both the UK and the States during the second half of the 60s had a lot of similarities with that of the Kosmische Musik happening in Germany shortly afterwards.  
I listened to Jefferson Airplane´s live album Bless it´s pointy little head, and was taken back by just how much I thought about ADll - regarding how the music feels..

BTW - You know, about that Docteur Faust record John.  Has the notion occurred to you - that maybe it´s something inside your head that´s defectiveTongue
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LOL you crack me up sometimes...
For once I´m taking the day completely off - with just my coffee, Tangerine Dream and my old mate Buddha - it´s been a while.
I really hear the Grateful Dead, when I listen to the pink one. And this is in no way a bad thing by any means - in fact I happen to love TGD. I also think the psychedelia and experimentation happening in both the UK and the States during the second half of the 60s had a lot of similarities with that of the Kosmische Musik happening in Germany shortly afterwards.  
I listened to Jefferson Airplane´s live album Bless it´s pointy little head, and was taken back by just how much I thought about ADll - regarding how the music feels..

BTW - You know, about that Docteur Faust record John.  Has the notion occurred to you - that maybe it´s something inside your head that´s defectiveTongue
 
That video you posted of Amon Duul II really surprised me i must admit.I was expecting to see a group of half-baked Germans looking all disheveled.Instead they were very professional in every way possible and most importantly they played their asses off.Amazing band !
The only thing i can think of as far as my head goes is either that i did way too many drugs when i was younger or maybe it was that time sitting in the tent my parents had set up in the backyard one summer, my sister could see my head from the outside making a bulge in the tent and went into the garage and got my dad's hammer and proceeded to hit me Pingwith it.My sister was as mean as they come.I was only 9 or 10 at the time and probably would have retaliated if i wasn't crying so hard.So yeah there very well could be a problem or two up there.Ermm
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^^ What a crazy sister! I have one as well, but even at her most vile - whilst terribly fired up by menstrual pains, -has she ever roughed me up with a tool - thank goodness!
Whatever the reasons may be, I´m glad there´s at least one guy with impeccable taste in music visiting this fantastic threadWink 
Sorry about this John, but can you imagine trying to convert people to Krautrock this wayLOL

Can anybody please lend me a hammer? I don´t understand what all the fuzz is about!

P.S. I hope your sister has become more gentle with age.
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^^ What a crazy sister! I have one as well, but even at her most vile - whilst terribly fired up by menstrual pains, -has she ever roughed me up with a tool - thank goodness!
Whatever the reasons may be, I´m glad there´s at least one guy with impeccable taste in music visiting this fantastic threadWink 
Sorry about this John, but can you imagine trying to convert people to Krautrock this wayLOL

Can anybody please lend me a hammer? I don´t understand what all the fuzz is about!

P.S. I hope your sister has become more gentle with age.
 
It's awesome to have you on this site Guld i always look forward to your thoughts man.
By the way my sister became a nurse and has been helping people ever since.Go figure.
Andrew thankyou so much for those two videos from 1971,two legendary bands.I really enjoyed both.Is Manni not an animal on the kit ?
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Thanks - I really enjoy talking to you as well, just don´t give me anymore nightmares with little girls running around swinging large tools in them, alright?LOL

I watched those clips as well and they were pretty sweet Monsieur Wrinkler. Which bands are your faves from Kraut anyhoo? Have you boarded the Yogi rides of Popol Vuh yet fx?


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Here's one of my favourite tracks from 1970:

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