NEU! '75

Contrary to the two previous albums, this one doesn't provide experimental and post-rock compositions. Globally, it's a more easy listening work than NEU! 2.This release can be divided into two parts: The first tunes are marvellous meditative and dreamy compositions. With its calm and monotonous guitar melodic line, "Seeland" is a kind of reverie, translates into music a personal quest of solitude and quietness.The second and magical track played on the piano is a farewell. This pure introvert and spiritual musical moment finally let the place to have a really dissimilar world illustrated by captivated and aggressive proto-punk pieces. Personally I've difficulties to consider this album as the musical identity of a real band, I prefer to see it as individual works.with an ambient and meditative side directed by Michael Rother and a more noisy-punk rock songs side written by Klaus Dinger