Posted in 1999, Germany, Krautrock, zEverything on August 20, 2007 | No Comments »
A compilation of the very best material by Amon Düül II.
For those who doesn’t know the history about Amon Düül, let me introduce it.
Amon Düül was a commune in Germany, a “radical political art” one. And a musical group (with the same name) was one side of their expression.
This band had no much rules. [...]
Posted in 1971, Germany, Krautrock, Psychedelic Rock, zEverything on July 12, 2007 | No Comments »
Aside to Ege Bamiasy this is the Can’s masterpiece.
An awesome trip. An ode to the subconsciousness. More diverse than its successor Tago Mago stands in my mind as a more rock n’ roll oriented music.
The only let down is the weak audio production. But it’s not band’s fault.
I think there’s a remastered version out there, [...]
Posted in 1972, Germany, Krautrock, Psychedelic Rock, zEverything on July 12, 2007 | No Comments »
Can, one of the most famous krautrock bands has 2 perfect albums. One the them is Ege Bamiasy, and it’s the one I like the best.
The music is commonly compared to a hypnotherapist clock. And if you are curious you must discovery it yourself.
Posted in 1971, Experimental, Germany, Krautrock, zEverything on May 10, 2007 | No Comments »
The men behind Ash Ra Tempel are geniouses besides innovators. They’re known for being pioneers on melting in the same pan the 60’s psychedelia and the 70’s hard rock.
What you get is a jewel. An album that reached the level of some kind of cosmic spirituality.
There are only 2 tracks. They’re long, and you may [...]
