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Recorded live in Tokyo April 12th, 1996. CD

A big international record from Amon Duul – and for good reason, too – as the set's filled with catchy little tracks that have this really cool blend of prog and glam! The style's almost like Roxy Music at points – with the vocals all compressed in the guitars, and this sinister vibe in the instrumentation – played by a group who clearly know how to stretch out more, but instead pack a lot of experimentation into shorter, groovier space. The vocals are in English, but accented – which gives them a further offbeat vibe – and titles include "The King's Chocolate Waltz", "Emigrant Son", "La Krautoma", "Metropolis", "Gala Gnome", and "Mr Kraut's Jinx". LP, Vinyl record album

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A harder-rocking sound from this second incarnation of Amon Duul – with titles that include "Pig Man", "Apocalyptic Bore", "Dr", "Ladies Mimikry", "Mozambique", "Fly United", and "A Morning Excuse". Includes the single version of "Mozambique". CD

A host of classics from this legendary German group – with titles that include "Soap Shop Rock", "All The Years Round", "Light", "Archangel's Thunderbird", "Green Bubble Raincoated Man", and "Tables Are Turned". CD

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About as classic as you can get for Amon Duul – a double-length set that virtually defined the sound of prog rock for the 70s! Tracks are long, and mighty jamming – with a strong undercurrent of jazz alongside the heavy drums and guitars – set loose at a level that's much madder than most American work of the time – always threatening to trip itself up at various points, but incredibly on track over the length of the extended 2LP package. There's a few improvisational moments, and the whole thing has a fluid feel that even makes us swallow the vocals easily, as they fit right in with the rest of the tripped-out instrumentation. Instruments include 12 string guitar, organ, and some especially nice bongos – and titles include "Burning Sister", "Eye Shaking King", "Yeti Talks To Yogi", "Cerberus", and "Archangels Thunderbird". LP, Vinyl record album

... LP, Vinyl record album

About as classic as you can get for Amon Duul – a double-length set that virtually defined the sound of prog rock for the 70s! Tracks are long, and mighty jamming – with a strong undercurrent of jazz alongside the heavy drums and guitars – set loose at a level that's much madder than most American work of the time – always threatening to trip itself up at various points, but incredibly on track over the length of the extended package. There's a few improvisational moments, and the whole thing has a fluid feel that even makes us swallow the vocals easily, as they fit right in with the rest of the tripped-out instrumentation. Instruments include 12 string guitar, organ, and some especially nice bongos – and titles include "Burning Sister", "Eye Shaking King", "Yeti Talks To Yogi", "Cerberus", and "Archangel Thunderbird". CD

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One of the most widely-circulated albums from the second incarnation of Amon Duul – and one of the most striking as well! The set's got a bit more focus than some of their earlier efforts, but a sound that's still plenty darn trippy – with more carefully-constructed passages that bring in bits of strings and larger arrangements, but which still step aside for some colder, darker moments too. These guys maintain a complexity with their sound – so that if they go for a glammish moment one minute, they're soon breaking off into freakier territory the next – on titles that include "Liquid Whisper", "I Can't Wait (parts 1 & 2)", "Archy The Robot", "Lonely Woman", and "Explode Like A Star". LP, Vinyl record album

The second chapter of Amon Dull is set loose on a British audience, with really great results – serving up a few tight tracks at the start, then doing an improv number – and moving into some really complicated sounds on side two! LP, Vinyl record album

The second chapter of Amon Dull is set loose on a British audience, with really great results – serving up a few tight tracks at the start, then doing an improv number – and moving into some really complicated sounds on side two! CD

Recorded live in Tokyo April 12th, 1996. CD

Classic early material from these godfathers of the German prog scene – 1969's Phallus Dei – the first LP from the "II" grouping of the Duul commune! Phallus Dei encompasses everything from free jazz, to spiraling psychedelia and outright space jams – all graced with the group's trademark oddball vocal flourishes! A pivotal moment of late psych and early prog – and titles include the side-long, 20+ minute masterpiece "Phallus Dei" – plus "Luzifers Gholom", "Kanaan", "Dem Guten, Schonen, Wahren", and "Henriette Krotenschwanz". CD

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A harder-rocking sound from this second incarnation of Amon Duul – with titles that include "Pig Man", "Apocalyptic Bore", "Dr", "Ladies Mimikry", "Mozambique", "Fly United", and "A Morning Excuse". LP, Vinyl record album