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KRAUTROCK TOP#1 : AMON DÜÜL II, Yeti (1970)

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2008-06-16 10:24:00 by mahood in Tonton Mahood
...krautrock band For krautrock beginners who listen to CAN or NEU and consider their music as the only true krautrock style, this extraordinary psych out album may be hard to accept. "Yeti" is more than 1 hour of a tremendous adventure in music, plenty of effects, electric and organic sounds, craziness in the instruments and voices. There is...
 
 
 
 
 
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KRAUTROCK TOP#1 : TECHNICAL SPACE COMPOSERS CREW, Canaxis (1968)

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2008-06-16 09:45:00 by mahood in Tonton Mahood
...krautrock"; maybe because more than american or english bands, german bands from the 70s could play a music with no boundaries, influenced by their travels (for real or in dreams), their (often) high technical skills, maybe because they probably had a major conflict against the previous generation (don't forget their parents had potentially...
 
 
 
 
 
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Krautrock it with White Hills and vintage vids

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2008-09-30 00:57:41 by Kimberly Chun in SFBG: Noise
...krautrock here in the Bay, don't we? Well, expect diehards to be out in force tonight, Sept. 29, at the Knockout for the titled-like-ya-see-it Two Hours of Krautrock II screening, presented by Aquarius Records and "Klaus to the Edge" (WAR 93.7 FM). Ja, ja, we're talking videos pulled from German TV, circa 1971 to 1979, of Can, Klaus Schulze,...
 
 
 
 
 
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Krautrock

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2007-12-01 22:22:00 by nasti in Progressive Rock
Krautrock refers to the legions of German bands of the early '70s that expanded the sonic possibilities of art and progressive rock. Instead of following in the direction of their British and American counterparts, who were moving toward jazz and classical-based compositions and concept albums, the German bands became more mechanical and...
 
 
 
 
 
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Krautrock not very far ...

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2008-03-28 08:42:00 by kin'kø in Fauni Gena
Krautrock for Portishead after 11 years, Portished will publish a new album, "Third" on April 28th don't miss this date, because it's a very good and surprising one after 11 long years, they should make a copy of that the fans would like to hear ... they don't here are two preview tracks ... CAN spirit is not very far besides, they choose...
 
 
 
 
 
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CODE III, Planet of man (1974, krautrock)

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2008-05-23 09:53:00 by mahood in Tonton Mahood
...Krautrock Top 10 albums, a very weird and spacey one. I've probably posted it last year, but once again won't be too much. If you're into early Ash Ra Tempel / Popol Vuh, it's obviously for you From Julian Cope's website Another obscure release from Shulze's little stable of cosmic electro-acoustic troubadours and a fine one at that. Taking...
 
 
 
 
 
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KRAUTROCK TOP#3 : ASH RA TEMPEL & TIMOTHY LEARY, Seven Up (1973)

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2008-06-16 10:49:00 by mahood in Tonton Mahood
...krautrock selections. Divided in 2 very different sides, its B-side alone would have been #1, it's the best krautrock track in my opinion, a very moving space rock suite, peacefull and full of melancolia. The A-side is a curious variation around blues themes, but, whereas I don't like blues, thanks to their craziness and effects (plenty of...
 
 
 
 
 
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KRAUTROCK TOP#15 : CAN, Future Days (1973)

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2008-06-23 10:22:00 by mahood in Tonton Mahood
...krautrock, but certainly not my favourite. I even confess I don't understand why their "Tago Mago" is considered such a classic album, in my opinion it's probably their most experimental but their weakest too - is there anyone able to listen to it entirely at once?? But what is interesting with CAN is that they are one of the very few bands...
 
 
 
 
 
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KRAUTROCK TOP#20 : NEKTAR, Journey to the center of the eye (1971)

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2008-06-25 16:01:00 by mahood in Tonton Mahood
...krautrock fanatics, as NEKTAR is more or less a progressive rock band I don't know much about prog rock but NEKTAR obviously from their debut ave composed their albums as long suite more than short pop-rock tracks. This "Journey" is an often surprising album, full of weird and cosmic sounds, with plenty of gorgeous and sometimes poignant...