I can’t help but think about lsd while listening to this album. I’ve listened to it while tripping many times and I have to say the sounds and noises are very reminiscent of some of the things you may hear and feel while on psychedelics
I think he is saying the album's concept is about death masks. And more than half of the residents of manhattan walk around like they are wearing death masks as if they are dead inside already.
Matt Thomas I agree but only interpreted it that way after I read it as a poem. And I can’t say I agree. I was in NYC recently and found it very lively and refreshing and full of alert, aware and interesting people. Anyway who can blame them for living alone with space at such a premium ? And if they’re bored or lonely there’s always someplace to go and something to do. Now if you want to talk about dead souls etc come up to Boston and enjoy our hard and bitter social life. To be able to live in NY and then bitch about it thusly simply won’t do. Point of etiquette - I’ve been scolded on this site for using the term ‘Krautrock’ though it never seems to bother any Germans and nor should it. If anyone mentions Krautrock it usually follows that they like it. But can someone tell me; are Krautrock and Kosmische synonyms?
@@teddydog6229 NYC is the most packed place I've lived in yet but can be the loneliest. Just because there's a lot going on doesn't necessarily mean you don't feel lonely. It's a strange place--the wealth of choices out there make it more difficult to choose and commit to something. It's actually a proven behavioral psychology point. If there are two choices of yogurts in the market, it's easy to choose and the ability to make decision for yourself motivates you. If there are a dozen choices yogurts, people actually get frustrated and many times end up not buying at all... From my behavioral economics class back in college. Dating scene here is the typical example--shit ton of people here, boys and girls, but so many of them are single and complain about not being able to find the one. What a strange world we live in.
cosmic slop and wild pitch ❤ anotha psychedelic relic from the outskirts of infinity ❤ from the inside lookin out & from the outside lookin in ❤ the flippin coin is eliptic the brain ingredient thanxxx to love life live nature & creation sun ra thoth and
definitely some good melodic and genre-related ideas, but because it's british music their compositions have no rhythmic texture - they're essentially ignoring half of the compositional tools available to them. not a bad band by any stretch, but they can't really be good i'm a jazz-trained musician, but i don't really play jazz anymore and i think it's an important genre, but not a very good one because "pure" jazz (unfused with other genres) has a similar problem to british music - it largely ignores melody. they don't generally have a mastery of the "swing" style which was invented by black people in the US. i like a lot of british bands, but they have a ceiling in terms of what they can do because of their obsession with melody/ignorance of rhythm. same thing happens melodically with british classical music interestingly enough.
You mean like a bot-fly - the album gets into your noggin' and wiggles around in there, driving you crazy? Sort of like an "ear-worm"? I don't find his work THAT catchy, it takes a while before for the gems to stand out for me, but you obviously have a more refined sense. They eventually fly away, but you could try digging them out with a set of garden shears or maybe a power drill, I'm not a Doctor though...🐛
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Just when i thought it couldnt get better than Loop Finding Jazz records, I finally hear this gem. Fantastic
Bangers all around. Since 2005. Can't believe I found it in 2022
one of the best producers around.
Album art is as magical as the music. Very nice... also appreciate the bravado of opening the record with possibly the most challenging tune.
Maybe Fomes or Fomitopsis
Never got so angry
As about these ads
Inside this album
Never been so happy
As the day I started
To deactivate them
great poems my dudes
I can’t help but think about lsd while listening to this album. I’ve listened to it while tripping many times and I have to say the sounds and noises are very reminiscent of some of the things you may hear and feel while on psychedelics
“This is about as good as music gets” is something I think every time I hear one of Jan’s pieces of music. Excellent stuff.
falling asleep to this is something
No.
A1 - perfectly pushes the right sonic buttons without copying anything much.,.,., great amazing love it!
if i had my way the youtube algorithm would boost this to the top of every feed
@Miguel Cisneros I don't appreciate your comment at all. Write something about the music or the algorithm, but don't insert your politics.
can't believe I'm getting trolled on a Jan Jelinek record. FML
@@oskroskroskroskr 'This is America' i feel your pain
Ironically, loop finding jazz records is like one of the only good techno records boosted by the youtube algorithm.
As much as I love this album so much Lithiummelodie1 has me absolutely mesmerised
English Tracks..
1 - Universal Band Silhouette 00:00
2 - Lemmings And Lurches Inc. 07:06
3 - In Diskodickicht 10:57
4 - vibraphone coils 16:19
5 - Lithium melody 1 21:59
6 - Planets In Half-Mourning 28:56
7 - Western Mimicry 34:12
8 - Morphing Leadguitar Reverse 37:19
Im Diskodickicht = in the disco thicket
Jan Jelinek, I like u a lot, sweet rainy day here in Munich, this sound match perfectly.
Ive been looking for this for quite some time now. Thank you
The aesthetic inspiration derives from the concept of death masks.
Today more than half of the residents of Manhattan live alone
I don't really understand your comment. The two sentences seem disconnected (?)
Same man and I've read it already 20 times haha
I think he is saying the album's concept is about death masks. And more than half of the residents of manhattan walk around like they are wearing death masks as if they are dead inside already.
Matt Thomas I agree but only interpreted it that way after I read it as a poem. And I can’t say I agree. I was in NYC recently and found it very lively and refreshing and full of alert, aware and interesting people. Anyway who can blame them for living alone with space at such a premium ? And if they’re bored or lonely there’s always someplace to go and something to do. Now if you want to talk about dead souls etc come up to Boston and enjoy our hard and bitter social life. To be able to live in NY and then bitch about it thusly simply won’t do. Point of etiquette - I’ve been scolded on this site for using the term ‘Krautrock’ though it never seems to bother any Germans and nor should it. If anyone mentions Krautrock it usually follows that they like it. But can someone tell me; are Krautrock and Kosmische synonyms?
@@teddydog6229 NYC is the most packed place I've lived in yet but can be the loneliest. Just because there's a lot going on doesn't necessarily mean you don't feel lonely. It's a strange place--the wealth of choices out there make it more difficult to choose and commit to something. It's actually a proven behavioral psychology point. If there are two choices of yogurts in the market, it's easy to choose and the ability to make decision for yourself motivates you. If there are a dozen choices yogurts, people actually get frustrated and many times end up not buying at all... From my behavioral economics class back in college. Dating scene here is the typical example--shit ton of people here, boys and girls, but so many of them are single and complain about not being able to find the one. What a strange world we live in.
crazy! this music makes me slippy so much, it's kind of hypnotic
this is actually pretty fcking amazing.
FOCKING BRILLIANT!!!!!!
UA-camのうさぎ穴がぼくをここに連れてきた
すごく不思議だけどたしかに心を打つ音楽だ
いいアーティストを知れてよかった
Yes, if you are new to Jan Jelinek I would definitely suggest listening to Loop Finding Jazz Records ! :)
leaving more and more room.
Это ведь гениально...
ヤン・イェリニック本人名義のクラウトロックリスペクトな名盤
You must be a Loveless fan, me too, amazing album.
"Lemminge Und Lurchen Inc." seems to be a spiritual cousin of The Residents.
This is like brain massage music.
Had forgotten about this record
Great for Jan! Full innovation as always!!!
TURKEY TAIL bracket fungus. medicinal. anti-tumour properties.
That isn't Turkey Tail, looks like a different polypore like Fomes fomentarius, Agarikon or cracked cap polypore.
@@silas5889 i shall defer to your better knowledge
cosmic slop
and
wild pitch
❤
anotha psychedelic relic
from the
outskirts of infinity ❤
from the inside lookin out
&
from the outside
lookin in
❤
the flippin coin
is eliptic
the brain ingredient
thanxxx to
love
life
live
nature
&
creation
sun ra
thoth
and
perfect music for studying
thanks gracias
내가 찾던 음악.
34:12 Western Mimicry
let me be your ring toneee
Whooah!
Is these what they made to trance?
1st track sounds like Can
Wow
not bad at all.
lemminge und lurchen
Listen to 'unstable Escapes' by 'dum trik'
definitely some good melodic and genre-related ideas, but because it's british music their compositions have no rhythmic texture - they're essentially ignoring half of the compositional tools available to them. not a bad band by any stretch, but they can't really be good
i'm a jazz-trained musician, but i don't really play jazz anymore and i think it's an important genre, but not a very good one because "pure" jazz (unfused with other genres) has a similar problem to british music - it largely ignores melody. they don't generally have a mastery of the "swing" style which was invented by black people in the US. i like a lot of british bands, but they have a ceiling in terms of what they can do because of their obsession with melody/ignorance of rhythm. same thing happens melodically with british classical music interestingly enough.
drum beats -for me_ always screw minimalist drones up, but this simple one's alright. so far...
Sasha king crimson ₪₪₪₪
sometimes good sometimes bad
Nice ads.
He must workout
install adblocker
@@sacredgeometrymusic3290 uBlock origin, for me the best adblocker.
predictable loops + prefab samples = quite boting
nothing better than a nice boting album!
Maybe it's not intended to be wildly exciting.... but if you think it is "boting", then that might be fair enough.
Not as ground breaking as his 2001 "Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records" album, but still exciting and very much of its time.
You mean like a bot-fly - the album gets into your noggin' and wiggles around in there, driving you crazy? Sort of like an "ear-worm"? I don't find his work THAT catchy, it takes a while before for the gems to stand out for me, but you obviously have a more refined sense. They eventually fly away, but you could try digging them out with a set of garden shears or maybe a power drill, I'm not a Doctor though...🐛
Nothing predictable. Loops that circle, wind, rewind and refine themselves. Jelinek is dope as hell and a master of sound as far as I'm concerned