SAMETI

SAMETI "s/t" (1972)

I am not even sure where to place these guys musically. Christian Thiele of Amun Duul started this band after he left the band. This in my opinion is a bit more in your face but not as creative as Amun Duul. The last track is a 22 minute long jam - a psyched out trip for sure. Please enjoy!

CAN

CAN "Monster Movie" (1969)

A few good friends got hooked on this band seven or eight years ago. It changed the way I looked and what I looked for in music. It was a beautiful sound that I have never heard. This is their first release with vocalist and sculptor Malcom Mooney - more of their records to come in time.

ORGANISATION

ORGANISATION "Tone Float" (1969)



In my opinion, this band doesn't do it like Kraftwerk does but by listening to the group. you get the general idea of where Kraftwerk came from. Good stuff here.

BOSCOE

BOSCOE "s/t" (1973)

This band I stumbled across the Paris DJs blogsite a few months ago right in the midst of a acid funk phase I was going through. Band covers all areas of funk and rock.

KRAFTWERK

KRAFTWERK "Trans European Express" (1977)

Ah, I was introduced to the beauty of Kraftwerk from a roommate a few years ago and instantly, I fell in love. From the mechincal perfect rhythmns to the simplistic lyrical/vocal approach to the music, these Germans can be coined as the pioneers of electronic music.