I was lucky enough to see Can 3 or 4 times in the early 70's, when I was about 17-18. Their music really changed the way I thought about music and the world in geneeral. Surrealist music to dream by. Irmin Schmit rarely gets a mention in Can posts but I used to love watching the way he chopped up his Farfisa organ. Brilliant. And I'm still listening regularly all these years later. Thank you Can.
Oh, ma you were so lucky, being about 13/14 and living in the USA (Southern California) there was no way for me to see them, But I did buy this album, as I did know of Krautrock and thought the cover looked cool and have loved "much" of the Can stuff ever since...!
Reminds me of when I slept out on the porch of the house I grew up in...and listened to the trippiest sounds ever, from a local late night station...it still feels so magical, all these years later....
@@raleighkirschman2011 I like the whole Krautrock, classic - jazz rock, also Blues... especially from the 60s, 70s and 80s. I enjoy it every day... with a special stone; )
Alex It’s funny that you mention Radiohead because Thom Yorke has cited Can’s music as a strong influence on him, particularly on their song “There There”. So yeah... Interesting observation. :)
I'm 67 now, and I bought ''Future Days'' back in 1974. Bel Air is still my favourite song, despite having a life in all forms of music. I'm a drummer - rip Jaki and I love you Damo. Jamie Brton
for a vocalist to pour out their emotions like this is rare good trip
I was lucky enough to see Can 3 or 4 times in the early 70's, when I was about 17-18. Their music really changed the way I thought about music and the world in geneeral. Surrealist music to dream by. Irmin Schmit rarely gets a mention in Can posts but I used to love watching the way he chopped up his Farfisa organ. Brilliant. And I'm still listening regularly all these years later. Thank you Can.
Oh, ma you were so lucky, being about 13/14 and living in the USA (Southern California) there was no way for me to see them, But I did buy this album, as I did know of Krautrock and thought the cover looked cool and have loved "much" of the Can stuff ever since...!
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This song is surreal when properly dosed
And what a spine-tingling, intoxicating, truly wondrous way to finish off this masterpiece album.
Amen.
5 years ago haha
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I am still mesmerised at the originality of Can, they should be listened to today as they are inspiring.
my favorite song by Can
you are objectevely correct
@@GamingPenis i agree.
But is there truth in aesthetics??
@Chaos University Yes, its a special track - the vocals and the instrumental sound - perfect!
Rest in peace Damo
Reminds me of when I slept out on the porch of the house I grew up in...and listened to the trippiest sounds ever, from a local late night station...it still feels so magical, all these years later....
Like being thrown across a room in slow motion.
Amazing to listen to, on lsd, during a rainstorm
I have very distinct tripping memories of this track too, years ago but still vivid.
No need for drugs listening to this. This piece IS the drug.
Only psilocybin, a non-drug. Sorry!!
@@kazoshay no tripping on a non-drug!!!!
@@raleighkirschman2011 You said it.Is Love.
How can a song make twenty minutes feel like one?
Perfect words!
DMT
One of the best songs in an incredibly stacked discography. Bunch of fucking genius wizards making the most timeless music in history.
My first can Album, so many years ago, still loving it!!
@Helia Oliveira Yes Helia, its so great - also Ege Bamyasi💕
Rest in Power, Jaki!
always loved this one-- I think it gets overlooked. It goes in a really sweet direction. It's a sublime side of Can
My absolute favorite part is from 4:37 to 6:40. It is like a super-cool mini tune within the larger piece.
And now they have found Holger, gone off to the big jam in the sky...
the best drummer full stop
Dennis Benzle
I think maybe The Oh Sees drummers will eventually maybe get there.
One of the best, yes!!
Not that different from a car
Top 3 drummers. I.- Pierre Moerlin. 2.- Jaki Liebezeit. 3.- Bill Bruford!
100% agree ! One of the best drummer in the world .
Best bassline ever at 4:30
Hair raising bassline
Pure genius.
"Future Days" from 1973, the last Can album with Damo Suzuki..
There is nothing memorable or catchy in this song, but I couldn't stop listening to it years ago. It's hypnotic and absorbing!
the part that starts at 9:15 makes me feel like I died and am walking through a portal to the next life
can say that about a lot of can songs. 'oh yeah' makes me feel that way.
Its just exellent
Wtf is that whistling sound in the background though? A hungry cat? Air rushing out a congested nostril?
@@MikeL-gt2wz 😂
@@MikeL-gt2wzit s the shouting of a Milan
spinning down alone, you spin alive......................
Your always searching for the sound in the obscurity but always return to bel air don't you?
What the hell does life even mean? That fuckin grove at 4:30 is awesome.
existence is greater than "life" and, god-forbid, "death."
kuujjuaq58 word
The music of my youth, so long ago.
hey, why not NOW?
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@Raleigh Kirschman Wow!... i was born to late - great stuff!
@@astridolearczyk8510 What other music do you like?
@@raleighkirschman2011 I like the whole Krautrock, classic - jazz rock, also Blues... especially from the 60s, 70s and 80s. I enjoy it every day... with a special stone; )
Morsomt å høre CAN kore, danne kor.
Best listened while laying down on a mountain or hill or walking through a coast suburb
My summer melody since decades, in the nature
RIP DAMO
I wish that gorgeous ASMR-inducing section starting at about 12:25 went on a bit longer...
After listening to the first 4 minutes of this, dig a song by The Buzzcocks called "Sitting Round At Home". I think they lifted the melody from this.
Future Days was released in 1973, Buzzcocks were formed in 1976
Sitting round at home released `79
@@korobeinikiechelon3264 Than that can be what he means...
@@korobeinikiechelon3264 Do you understand what reading comprehension is?
@@diegosebastian2226 no
This sounds like aliens made it. I mean that in the best way possible of course
rad
this shit makes me cry
15:43 my favourite part. ✨
👌!!!
oh, oh this is good. maybe the only song to recapture the spirit of European Son which it was obviously inspired by
Obviously.
Is the album cover breathing, or is that just the acid I'm on right now?
That's a cliche, friend.
Psilocybin. not LSD!
The ride cymbal right at the end reminds me of Radiohead's Reckoner
Alex It’s funny that you mention Radiohead because Thom Yorke has cited Can’s music as a strong influence on him, particularly on their song “There There”. So yeah... Interesting observation. :)
Allen M. Zimmerman I know I’m years late but Radiohead covered the mooney era can for a live show. They played the song thief
16:32
does anyone know what kind of bird is singing in the quiet parts? 09:26
Possibly a Red Kite, circling above waiting to eat Damo Suzukis sandwich.
atom heart mother undertones?
FAAAAAKKKKKKKE
why?
He shoots he scores!
What are you on right now? Give me some of it.
Really not a fake! - original album!
Huh?
16:31
I'm 67 now, and I bought ''Future Days'' back in 1974. Bel Air is still my favourite song, despite having a life in all forms of music. I'm a drummer - rip Jaki and I love you Damo. Jamie Brton