Can's "Live from Stuttgart, 1975", which matches a rave written by FM Cjh. The set's outstanding.

I listened to this song a lot BEFORE I seriously got into music, and only recently came to realize that the guitar on this was a big influence on me, not that I paid attention to the individual elements back when I originally had this on all the time, Laurie Anderson's "Sharkey's Day".

I'm really getting memed but Castaways is awesome. I would watch Backyardigans for the music. The intro song is also fascinating.

Been listening to Chavez a lot lately. It was a band I always thought was just ok in situ but have really enjoyed as time goes on. Also, the first few Superchunk records are some feel-good jams. I guess I'm feeling kinda high school lately. Also. Lorn because I'm mixing a project that is similar and I didn't know how. If you are into borken electronics playing soundtrack music, it's not bad.

Stevie Wonder - Village Ghetto Land

Coinhammer - Coinhammer

The Radiohead reappraisal continued this morning with OK Computer, followed by Kid A. They were...alright. Everything is very competent without scaling any heights. I was waiting for that big emotional peak (or trough), but nah. Probably preferred the former by a hair.

Don't recall the overarching forum opinion on EXEK, but I pretty well love the greater part of their output.

Their latest just dropped. Just listening now..

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The channel this was uploaded to is on fire this last week, worth browsing it, lots of prog and kraut bootlegs. Live Can bootleg from 1972 including a thirty minute version of Spoon: