A mostly loose and jammy album by IMO the best group to have ever come out of Germany. It was far ahead of it's time when it was released with it's electronic experimentation. It's also got some of the grooviest music I've ever heard and is a goldmine for beatmakers ("Mushroom" is early hip hop for ya!)

Great and influential album. But it just goes on too long. Some of ideas are really cool and innovative but are then squeezed of all impact until there is nothing really left for the next five minutes or so. The first half is much, much better than the second half; but this is also one of those records where different people will like different aspects of the music and the entirety of the album isn't expected to be universally loved. I personally just think it starts off with some classic material but totally loses steam in the end.

This album is pure awesome. The more I listen, the more I love it.

Favoritas: Paperhouse, Oh Yeah, Bring Me Coffee Or Tea

I love so many things about this album. Whether it's the moments of unbridled creativity or sheer madness, this album is an album that deserves every bit of acclaim it gets.

The first time I heard this album, it was while driving through the mountains, surrounded by fog. Aumgn and Peking O were absolutely terrifying.

Pioneering album. Aumgn sucks tho

One of the most pioneering albums ever to grace this planet; you can see how it's influenced our current music landscape - from Radiohead to hip-hop.
The album starts off strange and gets progressively stranger, which can only be a good thing.

Noise is used in a very unique way. The record also forgoes any conventional sense of song structure and is completely its own thing. Nothing short of revolutionary.

Both timeless and a product of its time, capturing the psychedelic era with primal beat and experimental sounds. Halleluwah is one of the greatest dance songs ever recorded, moves you at your core like nothing else. When I first found this on vinyl 30 years ago I was transformed, and it had been worth the wait to finally hear it.

Tago mago is the best Can album as far as i'm concerned. It's stunning from start to finish, and the fact that it's a double album gives the band a chance to really stretch themselves. Every track is superb, and, Aumgn, still frightens the life out of me today. It's just one of those records that seems to get better and better as the years go by. Kraut rock, if that's what you wish to call it, at it's best.