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Артист: Can Альбом: Ege Bamyasi, 1972 Издатель: P-Vine / PCD-22204 Жанр: Kraut-Rock Формат файла: EAC 0.99pb3, WavPack 4.41.0 (-hhmt), Full Scans (300 dpi) Ссылка: CD 40 clicks Нахождение: eDonkey/Kademlia

TRACKLIST

1. Pinch . . . . . . .9:31 2. Sing Swan Song. . .4:49 3. One More Night. . .5:36 4. Vitamin C . . . . .3:32 5. Soup . . . . . . .10:32 6. I'm So Green. . . .3:06 7. Spoon . . . . . . .3:04

Line-Up:
Holger Czukay (bass)
Michael Karoli (guitar)
Jaki Liebezeit (drums)
Damo Suzuki (vocals)
Irmin Schmidt (keyboards)

Review
Ege Bamyasi drops the haze and hits with a sharp pang from the get-go. Often described as the "tense" Can album, Ege Bamyasi is actually the band at its most focused, bolstered in part by the surprisingly good performance of the single "Spoon". The proto synth-pop (or synth-rock) song was used as the theme to a popular German television show, and made enough money for the band that they could afford a better recording environment and a chance to do justice to their ideas. "Pinch" is reminiscent of concurrent Miles Davis; a tough, dissonant take on rock, always kept sparse enough as to be unsettling. Likewise, "One More Night" was dry and efficient in the extreme, though, musically having more in common with Steve Reich than Davis. "Sing Swan Song" was Can's best ballad, while "Vitamin C" is still the best funk ever to come out of Europe. The band would refine their sound even more in coming years, but they wouldn't really ever get better than this. (Pitchfork, Rating: 9.8)

Line-Up:
Holger Czukay (bass)
Michael Karoli (guitar)
Jaki Liebezeit (drums)
Damo Suzuki (vocals)
Irmin Schmidt (keyboards)

Review
Ege Bamyasi drops the haze and hits with a sharp pang from the get-go. Often described as the "tense" Can album, Ege Bamyasi is actually the band at its most focused, bolstered in part by the surprisingly good performance of the single "Spoon". The proto synth-pop (or synth-rock) song was used as the theme to a popular German television show, and made enough money for the band that they could afford a better recording environment and a chance to do justice to their ideas. "Pinch" is reminiscent of concurrent Miles Davis; a tough, dissonant take on rock, always kept sparse enough as to be unsettling. Likewise, "One More Night" was dry and efficient in the extreme, though, musically having more in common with Steve Reich than Davis. "Sing Swan Song" was Can's best ballad, while "Vitamin C" is still the best funk ever to come out of Europe. The band would refine their sound even more in coming years, but they wouldn't really ever get better than this. (Pitchfork, Rating: 9.8)

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