 I have been wanting to post this song from the moment I set up shop here at Slow Motion Radio.  I first discovered Can in 1990 living in Austin trawling through record shops.  I am not sure if it was cover art, as has often been the case, or a good word by a trusted record store clerk that put me on to them.  In any case I bought Cannabalism I and it blew me away.
I have been wanting to post this song from the moment I set up shop here at Slow Motion Radio.  I first discovered Can in 1990 living in Austin trawling through record shops.  I am not sure if it was cover art, as has often been the case, or a good word by a trusted record store clerk that put me on to them.  In any case I bought Cannabalism I and it blew me away.Krautrock? What the hell is that? All I knew was that these hippies rocked, grooved, and experimented in ways that put Pink Floyd to shame.
Strangely, I didn't binge on buying everything they ever made at that instant. I have been at it purchasing bits and pieces since that time and have been particularly pleased with the recent reissues. I actually didn't get around to buying Future Days until earlier this century. It was a long time coming but this album is AWESOME! Groovy, funky, dreamy, this album must be the blueprint for a host of generes. At the very least shoegazers owe it a debt for the vocals that just seem to float throughout.
This is the title track:
Can - Future Days
 
 
No comments:
Post a Comment