My first CAN experience and it was an enjoyable one , title track "Future Days" is great as is "Bel Air" which takes up the entirety of side B . Absolutely blow's my mind this album was released in 1973 , so assured and mature beyond its 45 years ( gee I'm feeling old )

Definitely giving this one a tick & looking forward to next port of call in 1971's (!) 'Tago Mago'

60/100

"Inability is often the mother of restriction, and restriction is the great mother of inventive performance" - Holger Czukay

Not an everyday listen, but there's some genuinely interesting stuff here.

This album to me feels very similar to Talk Talks acclaimed albums. Slower and more ethereal (in comparison to earlier can releases at least), and albums that I find generally dull, though I can totally see why others might love them. Future Days just lacks the primal feel of Tago Mago and Ege Bamayasi.

Great album to relax or meditate to. Also great to dance or rock out to. Aaaaand to drive or bike to. It's just good.

My absolute favorite Can album. Not as pretentious as Tago Margo and more expansive at sonic that any other Can album. Bel Air is my all time favorite Can song

My favourite Can album

Their second best record. Krautrock + Ambient = Great sunny day album. Interesting, soft sound. No weak moments. Bel Air is the best band's song. I think Future Days should between 101st and 200th positions.

More great atmospheric stuff from Can. Not quite as good as the brilliant, tago mago, and, ege bamyasi. Still, it is Can, so it's always worth a listen. Their third best album.

While Tago Mago may be Can at its most experimental, Future Days is Can at its smoothest. While it may not have the type of moments that Tago Mago has, it doesn't have a single bad moment, a single misplaced not, a single incorrect choice in its entire length. Future Days and Bel Air are the best tracks, but Moonshake and Spray are nothing to ignore. Can doesn't get much better than this.