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Topic: canterbury/zeuhl/krautrock&related Rd.1 (2) Posted: October 25 2013 at 16:05
Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:
Probably go with Soft Machine's `Fourth' as well, I probably listen to it more than `Third', but I don't like it as much as the dark `Fifth', which is my favourite of theirs, and my first choice for rainy, gloomy night drives!
Having said that, there's two here I've never heard.
John, your numerous options on these polls have given me endless new albums to read up on and look into!
Well that's a good thing right Michael, well it's hard on the pocket-book but worth it.
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Posted: October 24 2013 at 19:47
Probably go with Soft Machine's `Fourth' as well, I probably listen to it more than `Third', but I don't like it as much as the dark `Fifth', which is my favourite of theirs, and my first choice for rainy, gloomy night drives!
Having said that, there's two here I've never heard.
John, your numerous options on these polls have given me endless new albums to read up on and look into!
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Posted: July 30 2013 at 17:38
sagichim wrote:
^ I'm sorry to hear that Pierre, it sucks loosing a job. I hope you'll find something you'll like in no time.
It took me a while to decide but now that I've listened to them, I'll throw a vote to Rialzu. I really like that album.
That Eiliff video sounds interesting, I'm gonna check it out first thing in the morning.
That Rialzu record just resonates with me for some reason. A 5 star recording for me. This is the first poll where it's even remotely close thanks to you Soft Machine fans out there.
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Posted: July 30 2013 at 17:36
hellogoodbye wrote:
Yeah, be happy in your new job, John. I lost mine today. I'll start to look for a new one as soon as I finish to listen to this gorgeous Eiliff album.
I wish you good luck on the job front Pierre. It took me 2 1/2 months to get the one I got but then i'm not really qualified for much. I didn't go to University, I just have my High School. I did own my own business though for 13 1/2 years. I'm so glad you like that Eiliff album.
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Posted: July 30 2013 at 17:32
Guldbamsen wrote:
Mellotron Storm wrote:
Guldbamsen wrote:
I only have the Ash Ra and Softs releases John, but I'm guessing here that I probably should have the remaining two in my collection at some point?
I think I'll be predictable and vote for the Germans. Love that one.
Also, I have a live album by Eiliff which is just so damn saucy! Do you have that one oh muscular Canadian?
Here's the thing in it's entirety, if anybody's interested:
I've not heard that live Eiliff record so thanks for the audio. Man your just like a fruit filled danish aren't you.
Hey I got a new job ! I let my boss know today that i'm quitting. I'm going to miss being treated like sh*t. Oh wait a minute maybe that will continue with my new job, we'll see.
Funny with the first two Eiliff albums, I really didn't appreciate them after spending lots of time with them so I put them away until I saw a thread on another site (years later) with lots of positive feedback about these guys. So I broke them out again and they clicked. Yes they are a little out there but this is really good krautrock. I have the first two cds on a 2 on 1 format.
I love the sarcasm John. You could be French in another life...
Anyway congrats on the new job man - and I'm sure they'll treat you right. I can't imagine anybody not liking you. Just whip out some Magma albums and you'll have a regular possy in no time.
From what I've heard and read, that live album I've got is a completely different animal than the two studio albums. Makes me kinda curious to hear how they sound. Think I'm gonna YouTube em
The crazy thing is that since i've told him i'm leaving he's been treating me really well. If I thought this would continue i'd actually stay. It's very physical work but I really enjoy the workout.
I can't believe you wouldn't love those first two Eiliff records David.
I only have the Ash Ra and Softs releases John, but I'm guessing here that I probably should have the remaining two in my collection at some point?
I think I'll be predictable and vote for the Germans. Love that one.
Also, I have a live album by Eiliff which is just so damn saucy! Do you have that one oh muscular Canadian?
Here's the thing in it's entirety, if anybody's interested:
I've not heard that live Eiliff record so thanks for the audio. Man your just like a fruit filled danish aren't you.
Hey I got a new job ! I let my boss know today that i'm quitting. I'm going to miss being treated like sh*t. Oh wait a minute maybe that will continue with my new job, we'll see.
Funny with the first two Eiliff albums, I really didn't appreciate them after spending lots of time with them so I put them away until I saw a thread on another site (years later) with lots of positive feedback about these guys. So I broke them out again and they clicked. Yes they are a little out there but this is really good krautrock. I have the first two cds on a 2 on 1 format.
I love the sarcasm John. You could be French in another life...
Anyway congrats on the new job man - and I'm sure they'll treat you right. I can't imagine anybody not liking you. Just whip out some Magma albums and you'll have a regular possy in no time.
From what I've heard and read, that live album I've got is a completely different animal than the two studio albums. Makes me kinda curious to hear how they sound. Think I'm gonna YouTube em
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Posted: July 29 2013 at 15:46
Clearly Ash Ra Tempel and SM's Fourth are the two favourites here. And yes David please pick up that Rialzu album if it's still available. Some great Zeuhlish music right there.
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Posted: July 29 2013 at 15:44
Guldbamsen wrote:
I only have the Ash Ra and Softs releases John, but I'm guessing here that I probably should have the remaining two in my collection at some point?
I think I'll be predictable and vote for the Germans. Love that one.
Also, I have a live album by Eiliff which is just so damn saucy! Do you have that one oh muscular Canadian?
Here's the thing in it's entirety, if anybody's interested:
I've not heard that live Eiliff record so thanks for the audio. Man your just like a fruit filled danish aren't you.
Hey I got a new job ! I let my boss know today that i'm quitting. I'm going to miss being treated like sh*t. Oh wait a minute maybe that will continue with my new job, we'll see.
Funny with the first two Eiliff albums, I really didn't appreciate them after spending lots of time with them so I put them away until I saw a thread on another site (years later) with lots of positive feedback about these guys. So I broke them out again and they clicked. Yes they are a little out there but this is really good krautrock. I have the first two cds on a 2 on 1 format.
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Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:
Well that's a good thing right Michael, well it's hard on the pocket-book but worth it.
Oh wait a minute maybe that will continue with my new job, we'll see.
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