|
|
|
|
|||
|
|
|
|
||||
 |  |
Tago Mago (40th Anniversary 2CD set)
CD (Item 590082) Spoon (Germany), 1971 — Condition: New Copy
Moody genius from Can – and one of the greatest albums of its time! Tons of spooky spare atmosphere, vocals that go from a lull to a cathartic echoey shriek, and that rollicking and propulsive backbeat that makes Can a band for the ages. Not just a landmark in what was to be dubbed Krautrock – truly an indispensable masterpiece regardless of genre, and a record so influential to so many movements in underground music that it is really impossible to imagine the world without it. Timeless! Tracks include "Paperchase", "Mushroom", "Oh Yeah", "Halleluwah", "Aumgn", "Peking O", and "Bring Me Coffee Or Tea". Expanded 2CD version features previously-unreleased live tracks from 1972 – 3 really long tunes that include a 30 minute workout on "Spoon", plus "Halleluwah" and "Mushroom", both in nice extended takes! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
|
You might be interested in: |
Landed: A mid 70s killer from Can – sometimes overlooked next to the early classics, but a record that's filled with equally great charms! Things are still pretty noisy here, and plenty proggy too – ... read more Rock (CD) 10.99 |
Unlimited Edition: Can opens up a bit with Unlimited Edition – expanding upon their earlier Limited Edition compilation – fleshing out that set of archival Can errata into a sprawling, boundless 70+ minute set ... read more Rock (CD) 10.99 | ||||
Stack-A-Tracks (Bellybutton & Spilt Milk instrumentals): Jellyfish take off from the Beach Boys' Stack O Tracks concept of an instrumental record – and offer up no-vocal versions of the albums Bellybutton and Spilt Milk! These aren't "stripped off" ... read more Rock (CD) 18.99 |
Opel (with bonus tracks): A Syd Barrett treasure trove – and an essential compilation of unreleased work that's a much-needed companion to Barrett's classic albums for EMI! The material here is all from the years 1968 to ... read more Rock (CD) 8.99 | ||||
Ege Bamyasi: One of the most essential Can albums, and perhaps their best – have drums ever sounded better on a record? Ege Bamyasi features some of Jaki Liebezeit's greatest beats, from the shorter songs like ... read more Rock (CD) 10.99 |
Man Chest Hair – 18 Outbursts Of Unreleased Testosterone From The 1970s Mancunian Rock Underground: A weird sort of title – until you realize it's a play on the name of the city of Manchester, where most of this work originates – and where the testosterone must have been running high during ... read more Rock (CD) 14.99 | ||||
Madcap Laughs (with bonus tracks): The brilliant full exposure of the voice that was always buried in the larger sounds of Pink Floyd – a definite madcap romp from the amazing Syd Barrett – and a record that still sounds as ... read more Rock (CD) 8.99 |
Habia Una Vez: A really bold step forward for this cool Chilean combo of the late 60s – a set that still has all the raw garagey energy of their previous work, yet which also has them taking a lot more chances ... read more Rock (CD) 16.99 | ||||
All Kinds Of Highs – A Mainstream Pop-Psych Compendium 1966 to 1970: Whoa! Here's a motherlode of pop psych grooves from Mainstream – the jazz-centric label who were famously making a play for the freaky rock scene in the latter half of the 60s – releasing ... read more Rock (CD) 24.99 |
Copendium – Julian Cope – An Expedition Into The Rock n Roll Underworld (3 CD set): An insane compilation of obscure heavy rockers – put together by Julian Cope, but quite different than any of the music recorded under his own name! Cope's had a reputation as a great record collector ... read more Rock (CD) 48.99 | ||||
Web Of Sound (stereo/mono – with bonus tracks) (plus Full Spoon Of Seedy Blues): Fuzzed-out LA wonderfulness from Sky Saxon and his legendary Seeds – a garagey barrage of guitar, organ, and raspy vocals – and it's fleshed out brilliantly on this 2CD edition with the complete ... read more Rock (CD) 19.99 |
New Light (Japanese paper sleeve edition – with bonus tracks): A Sunshine Pop treasure – and a record that perfectly straddles a few different strands of late 60s pop! The quintet have fabulous harmonies – of the sort rooted in The Four Freshmen, and ... read more Rock (CD) 26.99 |
