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oh Cloadland canyon are amazing!!! what can you expect from kranky :P :D

Check out Ashra Tempel!!! They are amazing :D

Also check out Manuel Göttschings solo stuff!
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Jonas Reinhardt is pretty good :D (also Kranky).

Kraftwerks first albums! yummy! :D
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I like Can a lot. I listened to Neu! (self-titled) but apart from hallogallo it didn't really grab me. Any recommendations?
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Infinite E wrote:I like Can a lot. I listened to Neu! (self-titled) but apart from hallogallo it didn't really grab me. Any recommendations?
If you like Hallogallo, you'll like Fur Immer from Neu!2 - got to love that motorik......
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fur immer is one of those epic songs you always keep in your top 15 faves.
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five mixes

http://www.2600recordings.com/kosmische.htm

1.Agitation Free - Looping

2.Kraftwerk - Tongebirge

3.Gila - Night 8

4.All Repro

5.Cluster - In der Fabrik

6.Mobius/Plank/Neumeier - Avanti

7.Cluster/Eno - Fur Luise

8.Agitation Free - Soundpool

9.Tangerine Dream - Birth of Liquid Plejades

10.Popol Vuh - Dream #49

11.Harmonia - Sehr Kosmische

12.Cluster - Kekse

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1.Agitation free - Laila 2

2.Gila - Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee

3.Eloy - Today

4.German Oak - Shadows of War

5.Kraftwerk/Neu! - Heavy Metal Kids

6.Can - Uphill

7.Faust - Dont take Root

8.Amon Duul II - The Return of Reubezhal

9.Ruphus Zuphall - Prikel Pit

10.Gomorrha - Journey

11.Embryo - Radio Marrakesh/Orient Express

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1.Rufus Zuphall - Wasteland
2.Mythos - Oriental Journey
3.Emtidi - Walkin in the Park
4.Walter Wegmuller - Hoehpriesten
5.Siloah - Road to Laramy
6.Golem - May Rain
7.Faust - Psalter
8.Holderlin - Erwachen
9.Amon Duul 2 - Came in through the Bathroom Window
10 Witthuser and Westrupp - Lasst uns auf die Reise Gehn
11.Segius Golowin - Die Weisse Alm
12.Popol Vuh - Segnung
13.Neu - Leb Whol

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1.Rodelius - Sonnegflecht
2.Harmonia - Deluxe
3.Cluster - Hollywood
4.Harmonia - Walky talky
5.Cluster - Sowiesoso
6.Cluster - Heiben Lippen
7.Harmonia - Watussi
8.Rodelius - Veilchenwuzeln
9.Cluster - Fotschi Tong
10.Cluster - Breitengrad
11.Cluster and Eno - Wehrmut

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1.The Boy Anal - Star Shaped Individual in Society

2.Tortoise - Djed

3.Death in Vegas - Hands round my Throat

4.Fugiya and Miyagi - Cassettesingle

5.Wilco - Spiders (Kidsmoke)

6.Greasy Fingers - Rosa Europa

7.Secret Machines - Faded Lines

8.Laika - If you Miss

9.Amp - Shiftime

10.Sons of TC Lethbridge - Fixed Universal Scale

11.Black Mountain - No Hits
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:
Infinite E wrote:I like Can a lot. I listened to Neu! (self-titled) but apart from hallogallo it didn't really grab me. Any recommendations?
If you like Hallogallo, you'll like Fur Immer from Neu!2 - got to love that motorik......
Thanks... I sense this one'll be a grower somehow. I love the way the rhythm section grounds the eerier stuff
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Thread revival!

Krautrock totally passed me by until around 2 or 3 weeks ago when the BBC showed an excellent documentary about it. So, as a n00b, where do I start?

Incidentally, this is just about the most beautiful thing I've heard in months.
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Mexicola wrote:Thread revival!

Krautrock totally passed me by until around 2 or 3 weeks ago when the BBC showed an excellent documentary about it. So, as a n00b, where do I start?

Incidentally, this is just about the most beautiful thing I've heard in months.
I'm rather quite jealous, I'm running out of new Krautrock discoveries now and the whole genre has delivered a lot of joy! Some recommendations :- Can, Faust, Amon Duul, Ash Ra Tempel, Cluster, Harmonia (definitely check out if you're into Tangerine Dream), Neu!, Popol Vuh.
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john fonda wrote:any1 dig cloudland canyon?
Absolutely, so so good.
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Dalboz wrote:
A_Northern_Soul wrote:I like Can a lot. Not knowing where to start, I bought a compilation of their stuff called "Cannibalism" and was hooked. Incredible musicians, and have influenced SO much music since.

I like some of the stuff I've heard by NEU!
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You should listen to: 'Tago mago' by Can. @_@ awesome!

And take a peek to Negativland from Neu!.

Cheers.
I think Tago Mago is my favourite krautrock album. It's sounds so raw yet the musicianship is impeccable, one minute it's chilled out and the next it's totally in your face - I love it!
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Mexicola wrote:Thread revival!

Krautrock totally passed me by until around 2 or 3 weeks ago when the BBC showed an excellent documentary about it. So, as a n00b, where do I start?

Incidentally, this is just about the most beautiful thing I've heard in months.
I as well am a krautrock n00b. And yes Tangerine Dream - Ricochet 1/2 is also the most beautiful thing I've heard in a while. Thanks so much for reviving this thread. :)
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BrandNewRetro wrote:I'm rather quite jealous, I'm running out of new Krautrock discoveries now and the whole genre has delivered a lot of joy! Some recommendations :- Can, Faust, Amon Duul, Ash Ra Tempel, Cluster, Harmonia (definitely check out if you're into Tangerine Dream), Neu!, Popol Vuh.
Cheers Liam - should have known you'd be all over this! :D
747Music wrote:I as well am a krautrock n00b. And yes Tangerine Dream - Ricochet 1/2 is also the most beautiful thing I've heard in a while. Thanks so much for reviving this thread. Smile
747 - glad I'm not the only latecomer!!
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Love this live Can video so much:

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The documentary I was talking about, Krautrock: The Rebirth of Germany, can be watched here.

Well worth an hour of your time.
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Mexicola wrote:The documentary I was talking about, Krautrock: The Rebirth of Germany, can be watched here.

Well worth an hour of your time.
Awesome, thanks for the link!
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This thread deserves bumping. I'm quite obsessed with this era. I can hear Popol Vuh's influence in a lot of BoC's stuff. The choral synths on RFTD remind me of the Aguirre soundtrack a lot.
Neu!, Can, Popol Vuh, Cluster, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Harmonia, Ash Ra Tempel, Faust, Amon Düül II, all amazing.

Did anyone get the Can - The Lost Tapes boxset last year? Some of their best stuff imo.
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This is one of those threads that shouldn't leave page one. Couple non-obvious recommendations:

Dom - Edge Of Time
Annexus Quam - Osmose
Agitation Free - Malesch
Xhol - Motherfuckers GmbH & Co KG
Dennis- Hyperthalamus
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this word - krautrock - is mentioned in the new interview
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Tago Mago by Can is the best krautrock album of all time.
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