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Yatha Sidhra - A Meditation Mass



A one-off spacey trip. Very accessable. Lots of flute. Has some great phased drumming on it too. Prog Archives has a chunk of it as a free MP3.

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:
I've been meaning to look into this genre so thanks for these Thorsten, I have some Kraftwerk and Tangerine dream but was thinking of looking a Can and others, also there is this album thats might be of interest on the Soul Jazz label I going to get as a start of my Krautrock collection.





Dean...

Bought this album and liking what I hear so far.



Dean..

Don't forget these:-

Kraftwerk's first album!

Julian Cope's Krautrocksampler is pretty hard to get hold of - but a few copies in German on a well-known female warrior tribute-site. I noticed that he's also written a book about Japrock.

If you fancy an anarchical, interesting and in parts irritating night out, Damo Suzuki, erstwhile of Can, tours regularly in the UK picking up local backing artists, guest performers and so on along the way. I saw him a while back with a guitarist out of Mars Volta, Acid Mothers Temple and a flautist that I thought was the guy out of Focus - but that can't have been right. Anyway, memorable if not the first name on next year's giglist!

This is a wonderful thread - lots of interesting music - anybody like the Nina Hagen Band?

Yes. Nina is top . Nina is Janisleague.

There are 4 volumes available:



4 x 6 ecstatic CDs!!!

Gary,

great list. I'd also add this

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Originally posted by ROTF:
This is a wonderful thread - lots of interesting music - anybody like the Nina Hagen Band?

I love Nina Hagen Band particularly African Reggae from Unbehagen LP. Remember seeing her years and years ago supported by Lene Lovich.
Fantastic!!!!