Drjohnrock

You had me at just these. VERY impressive lis.

rostasi

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rostasi

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Misophonic Orchestra - Fine-Leafed Letch
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Drjohnrock

Another intriguing setlist. Well done, rotasi.

Larry Tamblyn, original keyboard player for the Standells, recently passed away:

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...it-1235301740/


I haven't heard that Brian Protheroe song in ages. I need to listen to it again.

rostasi

You can go to about 1h:18m and it starts there.

jadis

The friend who introduced me to Can ages ago only had their first five albums. I became obsessed with them and bought some of the later ones. When I played Soon Over Babaluma to him he wasn't that impressed, said it was "not as sharp" as the ones with Mooney and Damo. I dunno, maybe there's a sense in which he was right, but who wants to be right if it makes you look down on an album as fantastic and unique as that?!

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rostasi

That's like turning down front-row seats
because you once had backstage passes.

jadis

Three different Eno collabs! Never heard of Tracks and Traces, even though I'm a fan of Eno's other albums with Roedelius, Cluster & Eno and After the Heat.

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rostasi

I was less interested in Eno's involvement than the fact that just after Deluxe there was another Harmonia album - considering my continuing love for the two previous albums - and, especially the title tune. Jumping on this nearly 30 years ago, I was a bit disheartened, but still feel that Deluxe would've been a high bar to surmount. I don't blame Eno tho.

jadis

It has a few good tracks but overall not a masterpiece, no.

Only heard Harmonia's first album (and liked it), will give Deluxe a listen.

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