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    Posted: September 28 2011 at 19:34
Iīve had a free jazz record by Wolfgang Dauner called Output for a couple of years, and I just recently found out that Dauner also had a group called Et Cetera. Eberhard Weber, Larry Coryell and Jon Hiseman all played in this band! Iīve searched a couple of times, and they werenīt listed under Wolfgang eitherTongue This is wild stuff, but man I am won over!! I love finding music from the 70s that still sounds this fresh and uncharted. A very tasty combo of Kraut, Indian music and fusion, and Iīm actually really digging Exmagma at the moment, which is band that sounds pretty close to this.
Et Cetera made 2 albums and one live recording, - this is what I found from the studios:

This first one is a wonderful chill pill:


And here we get close to the circus Kraut fusion:


Second record Knirsch:


I need to get my hands on these babiesBig smile




Edited by Guldbamsen - September 28 2011 at 20:28
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I just found these as wellBig smile

The first one is just about one of the most unique sounding songs Iīve heard in a while:



This is also from the first album but played live here - and using a tarang!! This sounds awesome!:




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Great find!

Here's the band on RYM: http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/et_cetera_f1

I'll post a notification in the Krautrock Team thread, but I encourage you to do the same from now on, since you have the credentials. Thumbs Up
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Points: 23098 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 29 2011 at 10:55
Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Great find!

Here's the band on RYM: http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/et_cetera_f1

I'll post a notification in the Krautrock Team thread, but I encourage you to do the same from now on, since you have the credentials. Thumbs Up


Ok Alex - I didnīt know that was the proper way - now that Iīve moved over to the dark sideLOL
Iīll be sure to remember it for next time.

BTW - I tend to use RYM as well, whenever I come across new artists. Et Cetera were no exception. Most reviews on the site are horrible though - and then maybe once in a while, somebody from PA writes one, and things look differentlyLOL
I read some Tears for Fears reviews by Gazzardian which were very good...
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Points: 12919 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 25 2011 at 15:58
An insanely talented band. I listened to the "Knirsch" album on the way home last night and man it had me rockin' .Lots of experimental stuff too.
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Points: 23098 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 25 2011 at 16:49
^That is definitely one thatīs high on my list John.
I can easily picture you on a dark Canadian highway with some weird Krautrock blasting out through the windows - scarring young Justin Bieber fans right down in their very soulsLOL
Iīll tell you right away, itīs definitely not the same on a bike - even if I am listening to Monster Movie on a small ghetto blaster...
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Points: 8443 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 25 2011 at 16:52
Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Great find!

Here's the band on RYM: http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/et_cetera_f1

I'll post a notification in the Krautrock Team thread, but I encourage you to do the same from now on, since you have the credentials. Thumbs Up


Ok Alex - I didnīt know that was the proper way - now that Iīve moved over to the dark sideLOL
Iīll be sure to remember it for next time.

BTW - I tend to use RYM as well, whenever I come across new artists. Et Cetera were no exception. Most reviews on the site are horrible though - and then maybe once in a while, somebody from PA writes one, and things look differentlyLOL
I read some Tears for Fears reviews by Gazzardian which were very good...

Embarrassed

There is actually already an artist or two by this name in the archives, I've got the CD by the Canadian Et Cetera and it's quite alright. I didn't know their was a Kraut band with this name too though. LOL
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Points: 23098 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 25 2011 at 17:02
Originally posted by TheGazzardian TheGazzardian wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Great find!

Here's the band on RYM: http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/et_cetera_f1

I'll post a notification in the Krautrock Team thread, but I encourage you to do the same from now on, since you have the credentials. Thumbs Up


Ok Alex - I didnīt know that was the proper way - now that Iīve moved over to the dark sideLOL
Iīll be sure to remember it for next time.

BTW - I tend to use RYM as well, whenever I come across new artists. Et Cetera were no exception. Most reviews on the site are horrible though - and then maybe once in a while, somebody from PA writes one, and things look differentlyLOL
I read some Tears for Fears reviews by Gazzardian which were very good...

Embarrassed

There is actually already an artist or two by this name in the archives, I've got the CD by the Canadian Et Cetera and it's quite alright. I didn't know their was a Kraut band with this name too though. LOL


Those were indeed some great reviews, and they made me re-visit both The Hurting and Songs From the Big Chair. Great band - and I happen to prefer the original version of Mad WorldWink

From reading some of your reviews here on PA - I think you should try Et Cetera. Itīs out there, but in a charming way (at least thatīs what they sound like to me...)
Weīve got a Danish band called Et Cetera too, and I didnīt know about them at allEmbarrassed
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