World album of the day (#550): Tago Mago by Can

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sp4cetiger wrote:
The sound of chaos just barely being reined in.


That is exactly what this album is. You want to talk about controlled chaos, this is the album to go to.
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Amazing, amazing album. I slightly prefer Future Days, but all of the Damo Can albums are pretty fucking fantastic.
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I never connected with Can, Yes, etc...


You mean bands with three-letter names?
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You mean bands with three-letter names?


Can't be, he likes REM
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The fact that this shares a genre label with Autobahn is a fucking travesty.


The fact you just insulted Kraftwerk, one of the most important bands of the 20th century, is a fucking travesty.

...and it's not like Kraftwerk didn't start out as an experimental art rock band that was as transcendent as they were relevant. Rolling Eyes


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Does anybody around here know what the word "travesty" actually means?
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The fact that this shares a genre label with Autobahn is a fucking travesty.


The fact you just insulted Kraftwerk, one of the most important bands of the 20th century, is a fucking travesty.

...and it's not like Kraftwerk didn't start out as an experimental art rock band either.


What? Krautrock now means "experimental art rock"? You just threw a fit because people misused the term "emo" and now you're defending the blanket term "krautrock" to describe anything coming out of Germany in the 60s and 70s?

And I think Autobahn is banal tripe, but that really wasn't my point at all. I have plenty of other negative opinions about "important" albums, though.
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and now you're defending the blanket term "krautrock" to describe anything coming out of Germany in the 60s and 70s?


No, but the first two Kraftwerk records are very much following the lineage of krautrock, of which historians and aficionados agree.

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And I think Autobahn is banal tripe


I stopped reading caring after this, oh and using quotations around important since it's an objective fact that Kraftwerk were one of the most important things in the scheme of the avant-garde and electronic scenes.
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Gowienczyk wrote:

I stopped reading after this, oh and using quotations around important since it's an objective fact that Kraftwerk were one of the most important things in the scheme of the avant-garde and electronic scenes.


I thought you stopped reading. Wink

I'm very grateful for much of the music that the album inspired, but don't like it at all. You'll have to find a way to cope with that, sorry. I'm sure you dislike plenty of my favorite albums too.

EDIT: Try to decide on your post before submitting, I hate having to go back and change my response every time you edit.
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sp4cetiger wrote:
I thought you stopped reading. Wink

I'm very grateful for much of the music that the album inspired, but don't like it at all. You'll have to find a way to cope with that, sorry. I'm sure you dislike plenty of my favorite albums too.


I doubt I'd speak without tact and call it the equivalent of dreck or
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as I have a large amount of respect for other people and musicians to do such a cynical aggressive act. You know damn well stating such things is antagonistic and either you don't care or put yourself above others. I'd hope neither is the case. Neutral
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