As for Amon Duul live it was a no brainer for that original list but I already had four of their studio albums on it so I thought it was a bit redundant, apparently that's not the case now.

I had to vote for it as well, maybe my favourite krautrock band, haven't quite figured that out yet.
Apparently they stayed with Roxy Music while in London and met a lot of musicians who appreciated their music that didn't compromise to anyone. Great cover with that Fleetwood on it.

Yeah buddy! So there's three Embryo musicians guesting throughout this album meaning there was a lot of talent involved in the making of it. Your five piece Missus Beastly plus five total guests and Roman Bunka needs a mention for his guitar work here. And come on "Miles All Along The Watchtower" is a cool title no? And man does it sound like Miles is playing on it, his style and sound.

Drew I'm such a huge fan of this band. I still have memories of taking very long out of the way drives home from work just to hear "Morbus" because these guys can only do 70 plus minute albums. It was a fifty plus minute drive anyway but yeah love that space rock groove when driving. Volume 10 gets a ton of respect from Krautrock and Space Rock fans out there but I too prefer Morbus. It's coming up.

I knew you and Logan(Greg) are big fans of this one but I didn't know you had that much respect for it. It has been a challenge for me. It's been one of those albums that just doesn't stick so it's taken a lot of spins for me to start to appreciate it. It's so all over the place and man it hits some highs. The guitarist came up with the idea, the concept and arranged all but one track. He is the one speaking on that spooky closer too. A five piece band with some interesting instruments like bamboo flute, concert flute, lotus flute, bass flute, bass fiddle, stylophone and more. The flautist you can tell from the pictures is much older than the rest and he's credited with all these different flutes and more but also for "general advice" which is interesting. 

From the first half of the 80's too.

I received a message from Remigius on this site thanking me for my 3 star review, he was all positive just wanting to talk about that Kontrast album. He gave me some information but he was especially talkative about Paul Smyth who wrote the lyrics that he speaks on the three tracks. He said he spent so much time on coming up with these words and he was obviously a character. It just works so well but again that music can be tough to appreciate. A sentimental pick.

There's far too much Krautrock I don't know as these polls show.

I'll vote for Live in London in this one; great album except the abrupt end of the Improvisation, but still not a fair contest as I don't know most of the others (same in the other polls). 

I voted Electric Orange also. But my fave is Psi-Hybrid, followed by XX and Wurzburg Cairo 2015.

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Same ... and before it was actually "released" Guy Guden had finally come up with an import, and it was excellent to hear ... sadly, the band never sounded that good again. on stage, as it looked like they were not willing to rehearse and make sure that things were right and sounded good. But it was an incredible show and touch of their early work and how much they dedicated their efforts to it!