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Popol Vuh – Einsjäger & Siebenjäger
If Hosiana Mantra and were Popol Vuh’s perfect morning albums then this is their start of the afternoon record. The energy has changed, there is some proper drums on here (credited as percussion but sounds like rock drums to me) … Continue reading
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Faust – IV
The strange saga of Faust continues and finds out heroes signed to Virgin Records and over in England record at the Manor Studio (not an idle name, it really was a big Manor with a studio in it. It’s now … Continue reading
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Tagged 1973, Gunther Wüsthoff, Jean-Hervé Peron, Joachim Irmler, Rudolf Sosna, Werner Diermaier
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Popol Vuh – Seligpreisung
After the surprising change of style with their previous album, “Hosiana Mantra”, Popol Vuh double down on the new sound. Once again Fricke is on piano and harpsichord, oboe player Robert Eliseu is back as is guitarist Conny Veit and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1973, Conny Veit, Daniel Fichelscher, Djong Yun, Florian Fricke, Klaus Wiese, Robert Eliscu
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Cluster – Konzerte 1972/1977
My eyebrows raised when I saw this one announced – live vintage Cluster? The very notion flusters the brain because their albums mostly sound like the result of using the studio as an instrument. Yet, here it is and it … Continue reading
Harmonia – Documents 1975
When I heard that an album of unreleased Harmonia material was coming out I was really beside myself with excitement but when I found out it was to be part of a box set containing albums I already owned at … Continue reading
Neu! – Neu! 2
This is one of my favourite album covers of all time. Which might seem strange at first but there is something audacious about it, a punk take on pop art that revels in its simplicity and minimalism. It was the … Continue reading
Amon Düül II – Yeti
“Yeti” is an iconic album in every sense. It ticks all the right boxes from its cover artwork, which adorned the front of Julian Cope’s scene-stirring book “Krautrocksampler” to the timeless songs that regularly find their way into my DJ … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, Chris Karrer, Dave Anderson, John Weinzierl, Liberty/UA, Peter Leopold, Renate Knaup, Shrat
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Popol Vuh – Affenstunde
It begins with the sound of a sunny day for a few moments and then after a big splash and a few drips we go down the electronic rabbit hole into a listening wonderland. For their debut album, Popol Vuh … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970, Bettina Fricke, Florian Fricke, Gerhard Augustin, Holger Trülzsch, Liberty
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Klaus Schulze – Body Love
Popol Vuh soundtracked Herzog’s best films, Can leant their sounds to both underground arthouse films and to gritty mainstream thrillers but only Klaus Schulze, as far as we know, went and did the soundtrack to a pornographic movie. I do … Continue reading