Can is what is known as Krautrock. Which started as a derogatory term. But the German bands later embraced it. There is also a lot of electronic music in that genre. Kraftwerk in particular. You should check out some of their stuff.
NEU! captured some magic w/ their shit. post-punk before regular punk. along with ambient and industrial and post-rock and a bunch of other shit that didn't really exist yet.
Krautrock is the term that was coined in the UK and which then extensively spread across a lot of the English speaking world. Perhaps a more suitable descriptor would be kosmische musik, German for cosmic music.
Nothing like listening to a guy born in Japan, who lives in Germany, who sings in English. If you want another INCREDIBLE 70s prog album, I highly recommend Mirage by Camel
Yo this album is such a mindfuck that I always get surprised how well they pulled it off. If you’re a fan of the grooves on this one, future days is the one to try next. Top 10 album for me
"Captain Beefheart and his magic band? What is that?" I guess it's time for you to listen to Trout Mask Replica now. That is an absolute experience of an album
Yes, Trout Mask Replica is one of the craziest albums ever…and from 1969! Even just the lyrics themselves…I mean a song with a line like this in it has to make for a legendary album….’A squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag is fast and boulbous. got me!’..😂
I think people don't really acknowledge what Can's recording process was at this time. They basically recorded long improvisations over the course of three months, recording sometimes 16 hours in a day, using just three microphones and two two-track recorders. Then, Holger Czukay, the bass player who with keyboardist Irmin Schmidt had been a student of seminal German electronic musician Karlheinz Stockhausen, edited the tapes (plus other audio elements) into the final pieces. That's part of why the tempo changes dramatically in "Halleluhwah;" they simply weren't interested in doing conventional music. This was "rock," but it was experimental rock that was based on ideas pioneered by radical "classical" and electronic composition techniques as well as by radical politics.
I always thought Mushroom was about a-bomb mushroom cloud... skies of red.. born and dead.. into the explosion and fallout in the beginning of Oh Yeah!
Love to see Can My recs: -† by Justice -Emergency & I by Dismemberment Plan -Relationship of Command by At The Drive In -The Ruby Cord by Richard Dawson -YAYAYI self titled
hey smags! please react to whirr ''Feels Like You" Whirr was my best friend's favorite band. It's such raw & pure emotion. He killed himself last year, this is the one that makes me think of him the most. He'll always be younger than me.
If you like this, check out the Japanese band Boredoms, particularly Super AE or Vision Creation Newsun. Pop Tatari is also great but a different vibe.
Love it too, but it's a very diverse album. To call it a psychedelic record is sort of deceiving. It's like saying Revolver is a psychedelic record because of Tomorrow Never Knows.
@@benoitdesmarais2948 the comparation you did doesn't make sense whattt, also yeah, the album is very clearly psychedelic, do you just give it less credit because it's not listened as one on sites like aoty? 😭
@@alexandre-fu6zd I stand by my comparison: a few psychedelic colours do not make Clube a psychedelic album. I own most of Milton's albums, saw him live three times, really no need for tears: it's all good! 😊
if you do another CAN album both Ege Bamyasi and Future Days are both really good, Ege Bamyasi has more shorter and concise songs that are really solid and consistent imo, Future days has more of the longer songs that are really captivating and have a great atmosphere. both are fantastic albums though so you should definetely check them both out
Simply, one of the greatest albums ever made, totally original at the time and wayyy ahead of its time. This album infleunced a lot of musicians, Public Image Ltd, Radiohead, Mark Hollis, Mark E Smith (The Fall), Primal Scream, The Jesus and Mary Chain the list goes on. You need to hit more CAN!! Ege Bamyasi and Future Days are both incredible. These are some albums by bands that CAN influenced. The Jesus and Mary Chain - PsychoCandy The Fall - This Nations Saving Grace Primal Scream - Screamadelica Public Image ltd - Metal Box To name a few...
Fantastic to see you've discovered Can! One of the greatest bands of all time in my humble opinion. Monster Movie, Ege Bamyasi, Future Days and Soon Over Babaluma are all equally as jaw-dropping.
You getting all the good album picks!! Never expected this!!! My recommendations: Massive Attack - Blue Lines Madonna - Ray of Light Portishead - Portishead Sevdaliza - Shabrang Blood Orange - Negro Swan
Not a fan of Madonna, but I do have Ray of Light…only because of who made and is responsible for the actual music…I.e. William Orbit. Check out some of his music. Such an influential guy…ua-cam.com/video/C4VBUWesxo4/v-deo.htmlsi=z1mEW2cCKQhK3rrq
Based Smags with the CAN reaction!! 🙏 I knew this one would be a lot to take in, it definitely was for me when I heard it around your age. But I'm glad you appreciate it! It's cool you saw the head in the album cover. For the longest time I only saw a can with what looks like spaghettios in it lol later on I saw the head and brain and realized it was a double image. Love this album art. Mushroom is actually about an atomic bomb. The phrase I was born and I was dead referring to life flashing before your eyes. The following track opens up with the sound of an atomic bomb exploding too. I thought your 2001 reference in Aumgn was spot on also lol that movie came out in 68 and was a big inspiration for the art community at the time. The back half of this album gets especially crazy. But it always impresses me how experimental they were and the ideas they were willing to try. Especially for that time and the equipment available. Thanks again for doing this one and the community polls in general! 🙂 I hope we get to see you listen to Maggot Brain some time in the near future
wanted to let you know that the singer on this album, damo suzuki, passed away only a couple months ago. fantastic album. make sure you place yes's close to the edge on your 1972 poll since it'll be one of the top picks. edit: a. the audio for bring me coffee or tea is muted, and b. when you ask who captain beefheart is at 31:51, you gotta look up trout mask replica when you get a chance.
you have to listen to Lingua Ignota man... All B**es Die, Caligula or Sinner Get Ready. They are so unique and breathtaking, it would be amazing to see you react to any of them!
oh shit.. I’m so glad I found this. Thank you so much! If you are into this kind of music I heavily recommend The Mars Volta - especially their first two albums. Psychedelic, Prog-Latino-Jazz-Rock idk man.. I don’t know how to label it.. They are crazy. Keep doing what u do, much love!
A few suggestions for you :) Darklife - death's dynamic shroud Before The Dawn Heals Us - M83 Everything Is Alive - Slowdive Thanks for the awesome videos!
Smags, do you like femmes? Even if they are violent? Oh boy I have a great album for you - Violent Femmes' self titled. Gano (the lead singer) is one of the most unique vocalists to ever grace this planet. Also the song writing in this album is awesome. I feel like a lot of the lyrics are relatable in the lonely horny teenager kinda way. You'd love it. And yes I know I'm annoying but hey aren't we all? I love Can, by the way. Damo Suzuki passed away a few days ago, a tragedy. He made some of the best and most unique music I've ever heard. Tago Mago was a revelation to me
This is great to see! I hope you eventually get through the entire Tago Mago - Ege Bamyasi - Future Days -trilogy. Tago Mago is my least favourite of the three.
I'm seeing the album cover as somebody's mind being blown, crossed with a mushroom cloud. You need to react to This Heat - Deceit. That would be a good one..
Aumgn is the most underrated track on this masterpiece imo. The ending of the track is so primal and raw. Like the band literally went back in time in the recording booth to participate in a war ritual If you want to get more into this genre, check out the bands Soft Machine and Faust. I‘ve been obsessed with krautrock style music ever since I first learned of it. I’ve slowly been accumulating a huge playlist on my channel of mainly 70s krautrock and prog music lol.
Fun thing Tago Mago is a little island near Ibiza, I wonder if they get inspired or created album there 😊 when Ibiza was one of hippie culture centres. I want to suggest you 666 of Aphrodite Child, you will appreciate it for sure 👍🏻 thanks as always ❤
NGL, I audibly laughed when I saw the title. It took me quite a while to understand this record's appeal. Future Days is certainly less "out there" and more groovy so that's what I'd suggest next.
If you want more really weird krautrock then you should check out Faust. They’re my favourite krautrock band and are highly thought of amongst fans of the genre. Their first album is very weird however “Faust IV” would be a great starting point for them.
Man, your reactions are the best. I'm so glad to see classic experimental psychedelic albums here. I suggest you to listen to Live/Dead by Grateful Dead. It's the quintessencial late 60s acid rock album, mostly improvised, but still groovy as fuck. It will take you places, man. An incredible ride through your inner space. Peace, take care🤙
fr the best day of my life lmao ive been waiting for this for so long!!!! my first time listening to this album i was (allegedly) on acid and shrooms it blew my fucking mind lol. you should for sure listen to Future Days and Ege Bamyasi too they're phenomenal albums as well
everybody should experience listening to "the dance of the moon and the sun" by natural snow buildings, it's a bit of a longer one but it will touch every part of your soul in every way imaginable.
26:26 me at the gibberish championships when my opponent is the guy from Can I warned you the second half of this album was gonna kill you but I’m glad you loved it lmao. A once in a lifetime experience for sure! (also please reupload the WL/WH reaction vid 🙏🏼)
Man... Tago Mago is really draining album. Good on you for diving right in. Should have eased into CAN with Ege imho. If you want the gorgous/beautiful end of creepy psych music I can't say enough good things about the band Broadcast. Crazy production and very pleasing to the ears. Noise made by people, HaHa sound or Tender Buttons would be albums to start with.
A lot of older albums pan the bass off to the right or left and it drives me nuts. Black Sabbath does it on some stuff and the Ramones first album ugggh
Hmmmm, perhaps Tago Mago was a tad advanced for initiation into Krautrock. Can's first album Monster Movie may be more accessible. Next check out Tangerine Dream's Phaedra and Rubycon. Next listen to Gong's You. Listen to Amon Duul's Yeti, Dance of The Lemmings and Wolf City for starters. Then move on to Ash Ra Tempel, Cosmic Jokers, A & R Machines and Harmonia.
Obviously not to the same extent as a pink floyd or king crimson in regards to prog but Can and this particular album is the most acclaimed and talked about band/album in krautrock.
Listen to more can like ege bamyasi or future days please those are their other must listen albums. also I’m pretty sure that the lyrics for halleluhwah on Spotify are wrong like why would he be saying let him up let him up and not halalalalaluhwah
first half of this is pure psychedelic bliss and second one is like one of the most fucked up, forward thinking piece of experimental music l've ever heard, perfect album imo, changed the way I perceive music, Future Days is my favorite tho
If you want to listen to a 1972 prog rock album then listen to Three Friends by Gentle Giant. It is a concept album which tells the story of three childhood friends who took different directions in life as time went by, and.....I'll let you find out the rest by yourself.
WHAAAAT!!!! never thought my comment would appear on your video! thank you for listening to one of my favorite albums of all time!
Can is what is known as Krautrock. Which started as a derogatory term. But the German bands later embraced it. There is also a lot of electronic music in that genre. Kraftwerk in particular. You should check out some of their stuff.
NEU! captured some magic w/ their shit. post-punk before regular punk. along with ambient and industrial and post-rock and a bunch of other shit that didn't really exist yet.
Krautrock is kind of the prog of the gernan with a much more electronic or spacey sound
Krautrock is the term that was coined in the UK and which then extensively spread across a lot of the English speaking world. Perhaps a more suitable descriptor would be kosmische musik, German for cosmic music.
Nothing like listening to a guy born in Japan, who lives in Germany, who sings in English. If you want another INCREDIBLE 70s prog album, I highly recommend Mirage by Camel
Yes, exactly this
Neu! ‘75 is a krautrock record that everyone needs to listen to at least once in their life
The 1973 poll NEEDS Future Days in it. It's literally the greatest Can album IMO
that album in particular was a big influence on radiohead iirc
future days is nice but i still think tago mago is the more complete experience
Captain Beefheart!! maybe its a sign to react to his legendary album Trout Mask Replica...or Safe as Milk
Yo this album is such a mindfuck that I always get surprised how well they pulled it off. If you’re a fan of the grooves on this one, future days is the one to try next. Top 10 album for me
future days is one of the greatest things ever
yesss@@geodadi1969
LETS GOOO. After this u should listen to Ege Bamyasi, probably the most accessible Can album
"Captain Beefheart and his magic band? What is that?" I guess it's time for you to listen to Trout Mask Replica now. That is an absolute experience of an album
I would love to see smags react to that.. imagine the look on his face :D
Yes, Trout Mask Replica is one of the craziest albums ever…and from 1969! Even just the lyrics themselves…I mean a song with a line like this in it has to make for a legendary album….’A squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag is fast and boulbous. got me!’..😂
Trout mask replica certainly is an album that was made…
@@EerieMoon_ that's about all you can say about it xD kinda like Stewart Lee's act
All hail Jaki Liebezeit, a god amongst drummers.
im here for the Peking O reaction
I’m here for aumgn
I think people don't really acknowledge what Can's recording process was at this time. They basically recorded long improvisations over the course of three months, recording sometimes 16 hours in a day, using just three microphones and two two-track recorders. Then, Holger Czukay, the bass player who with keyboardist Irmin Schmidt had been a student of seminal German electronic musician Karlheinz Stockhausen, edited the tapes (plus other audio elements) into the final pieces. That's part of why the tempo changes dramatically in "Halleluhwah;" they simply weren't interested in doing conventional music. This was "rock," but it was experimental rock that was based on ideas pioneered by radical "classical" and electronic composition techniques as well as by radical politics.
Paperhouse 1:07
Mushroom 5:38
Oh Yeah 8:20
Halleluwah (peak) 12:14
Aumgn 19:04
Peking O 24:34
Bring Me Coffee Or Tea 29:01
I always thought Mushroom was about a-bomb mushroom cloud... skies of red.. born and dead.. into the explosion and fallout in the beginning of Oh Yeah!
Love to see Can
My recs:
-† by Justice
-Emergency & I by Dismemberment Plan
-Relationship of Command by At The Drive In
-The Ruby Cord by Richard Dawson
-YAYAYI self titled
emergency & i yes omg
emergency and & mentioned!!!
hey smags! please react to whirr ''Feels Like You" Whirr was my best friend's favorite band. It's such raw & pure emotion. He killed himself last year, this is the one that makes me think of him the most. He'll always be younger than me.
That literally just broke my heart
aw man so sorry for your loss,a perfect choice for whirr album 💖
If you like this, check out the Japanese band Boredoms, particularly Super AE or Vision Creation Newsun. Pop Tatari is also great but a different vibe.
second time suggesting for clube da esquina by milton nascimento and lo borges, a psychedelic classic from the 70s
This is a must listen
Love it too, but it's a very diverse album. To call it a psychedelic record is sort of deceiving. It's like saying Revolver is a psychedelic record because of Tomorrow Never Knows.
@@benoitdesmarais2948yep
@@benoitdesmarais2948 the comparation you did doesn't make sense whattt, also yeah, the album is very clearly psychedelic, do you just give it less credit because it's not listened as one on sites like aoty? 😭
@@alexandre-fu6zd I stand by my comparison: a few psychedelic colours do not make Clube a psychedelic album. I own most of Milton's albums, saw him live three times, really no need for tears: it's all good! 😊
if you do another CAN album both Ege Bamyasi and Future Days are both really good, Ege Bamyasi has more shorter and concise songs that are really solid and consistent imo, Future days has more of the longer songs that are really captivating and have a great atmosphere. both are fantastic albums though so you should definetely check them both out
Simply, one of the greatest albums ever made, totally original at the time and wayyy ahead of its time. This album infleunced a lot of musicians, Public Image Ltd, Radiohead, Mark Hollis, Mark E Smith (The Fall), Primal Scream, The Jesus and Mary Chain the list goes on. You need to hit more CAN!! Ege Bamyasi and Future Days are both incredible.
These are some albums by bands that CAN influenced.
The Jesus and Mary Chain - PsychoCandy
The Fall - This Nations Saving Grace
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
Public Image ltd - Metal Box
To name a few...
I haven't heard the other three albums, but I would definitely watch a Metal Box (AKA Second Edition) reaction. Poptones is one of my favorite songs.
Gonna keep requesting Songs: Ohia’s fantastic record “Magnolia Electric Co.” Fantastic album!!!
Fantastic to see you've discovered Can! One of the greatest bands of all time in my humble opinion. Monster Movie, Ege Bamyasi, Future Days and Soon Over Babaluma are all equally as jaw-dropping.
Your reaction to Peking O basically summarizes how I felt when I first heard that shit too
that song sounds like the inside of my head
You getting all the good album picks!! Never expected this!!!
My recommendations:
Massive Attack - Blue Lines
Madonna - Ray of Light
Portishead - Portishead
Sevdaliza - Shabrang
Blood Orange - Negro Swan
Not a fan of Madonna, but I do have Ray of Light…only because of who made and is responsible for the actual music…I.e. William Orbit. Check out some of his music. Such an influential guy…ua-cam.com/video/C4VBUWesxo4/v-deo.htmlsi=z1mEW2cCKQhK3rrq
Day 47 of asking Smags to listen to:
Portishead - Third
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Polygondwanaland
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMGGGGNNNN!
Based Smags with the CAN reaction!! 🙏 I knew this one would be a lot to take in, it definitely was for me when I heard it around your age. But I'm glad you appreciate it! It's cool you saw the head in the album cover. For the longest time I only saw a can with what looks like spaghettios in it lol later on I saw the head and brain and realized it was a double image. Love this album art. Mushroom is actually about an atomic bomb. The phrase I was born and I was dead referring to life flashing before your eyes. The following track opens up with the sound of an atomic bomb exploding too. I thought your 2001 reference in Aumgn was spot on also lol that movie came out in 68 and was a big inspiration for the art community at the time. The back half of this album gets especially crazy. But it always impresses me how experimental they were and the ideas they were willing to try. Especially for that time and the equipment available.
Thanks again for doing this one and the community polls in general! 🙂 I hope we get to see you listen to Maggot Brain some time in the near future
Can rules. If you want to go on another wild double-album journey, check out 666 by Aphrodite's Child.
wanted to let you know that the singer on this album, damo suzuki, passed away only a couple months ago. fantastic album. make sure you place yes's close to the edge on your 1972 poll since it'll be one of the top picks.
edit: a. the audio for bring me coffee or tea is muted, and b. when you ask who captain beefheart is at 31:51, you gotta look up trout mask replica when you get a chance.
he already reacted to close to the edge, btw
I think you meant weeks, not months
you have to listen to Lingua Ignota man... All B**es Die, Caligula or Sinner Get Ready. They are so unique and breathtaking, it would be amazing to see you react to any of them!
I was listening to tago mago when you uploaded this
oh shit..
I’m so glad I found this.
Thank you so much!
If you are into this kind of music I heavily recommend The Mars Volta - especially their first two albums.
Psychedelic, Prog-Latino-Jazz-Rock idk man.. I don’t know how to label it.. They are crazy.
Keep doing what u do, much love!
Songs: Ohia - Magnolia Electric Co.
Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts of the Great Highway
Pleasepleaseplease
Second
Love you man ❤
You should do NEU! Next...
26:26 the best part 😂🎉
You should react to benji by sun kill moon
this
Mirage by Camel. Please give it a listen. It's one of the best prog records
Yo Can is sooooo good, glad you are checking them out!
You gotta listen to close to the edge by YES if you love prog it’s the best album ever made hands down
He did ua-cam.com/video/37SCIG-PExk/v-deo.htmlsi=gf2XI1IAxnrZlSpc
A few suggestions for you :)
Darklife - death's dynamic shroud
Before The Dawn Heals Us - M83
Everything Is Alive - Slowdive
Thanks for the awesome videos!
Please listen to relationship of command by at the drive in
Smags, do you like femmes? Even if they are violent? Oh boy I have a great album for you - Violent Femmes' self titled. Gano (the lead singer) is one of the most unique vocalists to ever grace this planet. Also the song writing in this album is awesome. I feel like a lot of the lyrics are relatable in the lonely horny teenager kinda way. You'd love it. And yes I know I'm annoying but hey aren't we all?
I love Can, by the way. Damo Suzuki passed away a few days ago, a tragedy. He made some of the best and most unique music I've ever heard. Tago Mago was a revelation to me
Damn bro you got the whole squad laughin
@@bobsbigboy_ It was just a pun, and not a bad one. I might applaud myself
their second album hallowed ground is also incredible. godfearing rainy graveyard country punk
@@resiseven7407 Agree. Never Tell is one of their best songs
This is great to see! I hope you eventually get through the entire Tago Mago - Ege Bamyasi - Future Days -trilogy. Tago Mago is my least favourite of the three.
I'm seeing the album cover as somebody's mind being blown, crossed with a mushroom cloud. You need to react to This Heat - Deceit. That would be a good one..
Best album picks of all time. This guy is amazing
Love this album. These guys had a major influence on animal collective 🍻
Fuck yes. CAN’s so good. Future Days is my favorite from them. So smooth
agreeing with anyone recommending future days
I used to pray for times like this 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Much newer but this reminds me of Beta Band's 3EP's, you might dig that as well
Aumgn is the most underrated track on this masterpiece imo. The ending of the track is so primal and raw. Like the band literally went back in time in the recording booth to participate in a war ritual
If you want to get more into this genre, check out the bands Soft Machine and Faust. I‘ve been obsessed with krautrock style music ever since I first learned of it. I’ve slowly been accumulating a huge playlist on my channel of mainly 70s krautrock and prog music lol.
Fun thing Tago Mago is a little island near Ibiza, I wonder if they get inspired or created album there 😊 when Ibiza was one of hippie culture centres. I want to suggest you 666 of Aphrodite Child, you will appreciate it for sure 👍🏻 thanks as always ❤
I'd love to see you do "Burn Piano Island Burn" by "The Blood Brothers". It's noisy and chaotic as hell, but worth it.
NGL, I audibly laughed when I saw the title. It took me quite a while to understand this record's appeal. Future Days is certainly less "out there" and more groovy so that's what I'd suggest next.
my fav Krautrock group is Neu! I'll take Can though
Mirage by camel... Highly recommend it!!!
man, we do be vibin hard with Can
will Lou Reeds Transformer be in the 1972 pool?
My friend..not only back in the day..
If you want more really weird krautrock then you should check out Faust. They’re my favourite krautrock band and are highly thought of amongst fans of the genre. Their first album is very weird however “Faust IV” would be a great starting point for them.
When he made the one he was vibing for his absolute one?! That transition!! Broooo…
Man, your reactions are the best. I'm so glad to see classic experimental psychedelic albums here. I suggest you to listen to Live/Dead by Grateful Dead. It's the quintessencial late 60s acid rock album, mostly improvised, but still groovy as fuck. It will take you places, man. An incredible ride through your inner space. Peace, take care🤙
fr the best day of my life lmao ive been waiting for this for so long!!!! my first time listening to this album i was (allegedly) on acid and shrooms it blew my fucking mind lol. you should for sure listen to Future Days and Ege Bamyasi too they're phenomenal albums as well
An all-time great LP for ya from the year after Tago Mago: Big Star’s #1 Record
everybody should experience listening to "the dance of the moon and the sun" by natural snow buildings, it's a bit of a longer one but it will touch every part of your soul in every way imaginable.
Check out the band Swans. They use noise but also ambient.
Listening to I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning by Bright Eyes is one of the most amazing experiences one can have in it's lifetime 😊
Smags gotta do more king gizzard
26:26 me at the gibberish championships when my opponent is the guy from Can
I warned you the second half of this album was gonna kill you but I’m glad you loved it lmao. A once in a lifetime experience for sure!
(also please reupload the WL/WH reaction vid 🙏🏼)
Check out Deceit by This Heat
Man... Tago Mago is really draining album. Good on you for diving right in. Should have eased into CAN with Ege imho. If you want the gorgous/beautiful end of creepy psych music I can't say enough good things about the band Broadcast. Crazy production and very pleasing to the ears. Noise made by people, HaHa sound or Tender Buttons would be albums to start with.
LETS GOO I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!! If u want more krautrock to review I urge you to listen to Yeti by Amon Düül II
Dude Mushroom is about nukes
My fault og
@@smags1082no problem big bro
OH YEAH: first verse - backwards
Second verse - English
Third verse - Japanese
I am pleased to announce that Smags has officially listened to his first Krautrock album
Que buen puto album
FOO GIGHTERS‼️‼️‼️💯
Hell yeah man
A lot of older albums pan the bass off to the right or left and it drives me nuts. Black Sabbath does it on some stuff and the Ramones first album ugggh
Please listen to Regretfully Yours by Superdrag
Hmmmm, perhaps Tago Mago was a tad advanced for initiation into Krautrock. Can's first album Monster Movie may be more accessible.
Next check out Tangerine Dream's Phaedra and Rubycon. Next listen to Gong's You.
Listen to Amon Duul's Yeti, Dance of The Lemmings and Wolf City for starters. Then move on to Ash Ra Tempel, Cosmic Jokers, A & R Machines and Harmonia.
Everytime I listen my mind is imploded. Not exploded but imploded
Future Days
I HOPE SOME DAY YOU REACT TO CONSTRUCAO BY CHICO BUARQUE, IT IS A BRAZILIAN ALBUM
Why does Bring Me Coffee Or Tea have no audio
UA-cam said no
Please please please react to "I'll be okay" by Sign Crushes Motorist!!
Second time asking for voyager by current joys 🥹
Epic!!! Check out the band Faust for more German rock awesomeness!
Obviously not to the same extent as a pink floyd or king crimson in regards to prog but Can and this particular album is the most acclaimed and talked about band/album in krautrock.
Listen to more can like ege bamyasi or future days please those are their other must listen albums. also I’m pretty sure that the lyrics for halleluhwah on Spotify are wrong like why would he be saying let him up let him up and not halalalalaluhwah
first half of this is pure psychedelic bliss and second one is like one of the most fucked up, forward thinking piece of experimental music l've ever heard, perfect album imo, changed the way I perceive music, Future Days is my favorite tho
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Husker Du: "Zen Arcade". I'm serious.
One of the few hardcore records that I like
LISTEN TO FUTURE DAYS NEXT i fucking love can and if you think tago mago is timeless, you will be mindblown by future days
Still waiting for that Parannoul - After the Night reaction 🙏
If you want to listen to a 1972 prog rock album then listen to Three Friends by Gentle Giant. It is a concept album which tells the story of three childhood friends who took different directions in life as time went by, and.....I'll let you find out the rest by yourself.
Day 5 of asking for SCRAPYARD by Quadeca
Yeah this is an album meant for drugs
Hey, let's stay in Germany for a second. Make a pole on Kraftwerk🤫...
Can are beyond analysis. Just feel where they go. Too instinctual to be prog, they are Can.