I tried to attach this to a 2017 thread that I had opened on Can and projects of its former members, but I can't do that, it's closed.

Anyway, I just wanted to post this video. It's from 2012 but I only came across it now. Some jamming with Jaki involved, of course unmistakable drumming, otherwise pretty ambient but I like it a lot. There are quite a number of things flying around on the internet with Jaki or Holger or Damo or Irmin or Michael that have not been released regularly. 

^Amazing! A real treasure. Unreleased, right?

Few seem to care about-or like Jaki&Rosko's Phantom Band very much. Ok so they vere a little uneven, but I think they had a lot of qualities and there's no reason Can-fans shouldn't dig at least some of their tunes (not refferring to you Lewian, who knows and loves a lot more Can-related than myself). From their 1980-debut:

Time was ... when this was being played like a week after its release ... it's so long ago, I can't even remember how long ago that was, but I sure miss Space Pirate Radio for playing all of these things ... and we just sat there ... wow ... 

It was way better than any dope, btw!

Burnt Friedman & Jaki, 2013

 

Hayo Stahl, who posted this, wrote that he couldn't remember precisely anymore who had taken part in the session. So it must be older than 2012. No year is given but it seems to be a spin-off product of Club off Chaos, whose only release is from 1998. Chances are it's around that time.

This is such a wonderful track! Rote Erde was pretty big on German TV in the early eighties, and this was released first in 1983, I think.

Yes, and still doing his thing in concert. And FINALLY. some blips and pieces are now showing up of him talking about it all, although he is still not talking about where it came from, being that it has a relation to theater and film.

Very much so. Quite a bit of 2019 live material of him is around on youtube.

I particularly love this, although I don't know when it was recorded.

Actually what he does is still pretty close to early 70s Can. If this is your cup of tea, Damo's live improvisation work is an almost infinite reservoir. Personally I have mixed feelings. I have seen him live a few times and when it all clicks and the sound quality is good (which it isn't always, this is not only a youtube issue), it's great, but it can also be a rather annoying wall of noise at times. As much as I love first half 70s Can, I'm rather with Czukay regarding "always try out something new".

Malcolm live 2018. OK I haven't found anything from 2019 but I think he is still (or rather again) active.

Here's another "commercial" by Holger, for "Linear City". He had put some material on his webpage and asked whoever was interested to work with it, and he'd finally edit the material into the album. "Linear City" has a pitiful 3.04 rating currently on PA, but it's as adventurous and rich as anything Holger has done. I totally love it.

One of my favorite tunes right now. The whole albums got perfect grooves for spring. My kind of power trio:

I might actually prefer Dunkelziffer on their debut, before Damo joined the band. That too is very uneven but In the Night is really nothing to write home about, but the last track on the flipside is pretty excellent.

Live remix by Holger Czukay of Can's "Oh Yeah". No information provided

but this may have been in the 2000s. I saw him live in 2009 and he did something fairly similar.

The thread on underappreciated team ups made me search for Holger Czukay and Brian Eno (I somehow thought they may have done something together) and brought up this probably largely improvised thing:

Not really a rarity but I recently discovered "the Photo Song" and I really like it.