Amon Düül II - Yeti
Krautrock. It's a genre I don't know that much about. Oh sure I can name drop a bunch of them, but I have never really given any of them a serious listen. Untill now, and starting with Amon Düül II.
This is Yeti, their 2nd album, released in 1970, and I must say, it is quite good. Musically, this is just a smorgasboard of awesome psychedelic improvisation and the like, with the title track being a lengthy 18 minute improvisation. In fact, a good half of this album is improvisation.
If you enjoyed the Silvester Anfang posted long ago, you should have a small understanding of just what you can expect here, as they were strongly influenced by this.
Recommended to fans of 70s music, psychedelic rock, and Silvester Anfang.
Tracklist
| 1. Soap Shop Rock/Halluzination Guillotine/Gulp a Sonata/Flesh-Coloured Anti-Aircraft Alarm | ||
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| 2. She Came Through The Chimney | ||
| 3. Archangels Thunderbird | ||
| 4. Cerberus | ||
| 5. The Return Of Ruebezahl | ||
| 6. Eye-Shaking King | ||
| 7. Pale Gallery | ||
| 8. Yeti (Improvisation) | ||
| 9. Yeti Talks To Yogi (Improvisation) | ||
| 10. Sandoz In The Rain (Improvisation) |
In addition, this also features the Rattlesnakeplumcake / Between the Eyes 7" as the final two tracks.
http://www.mediafire.com/?1gdpcjn4ru4fbzz
the band is great, but i wish they could manage some better vocals
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