Re: Favorite CAN record
21Delay is great. Not my favorite but weird and rocking and raw.
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Re: Favorite CAN record
22Tago Mago is for sure my answer, but Future Does does beat Ege.El Protoolio wrote: Thu Aug 12, 2021 5:42 pm Ege Bamyasi
FM Anthony Cinder and I always disagree on this. He will say Tago Mago. I mentioned this impasse we have to another friend who said “Tago Mago vs Ege Bamyasi? Future Days beats both.” So it’s a very controversial topic.
Still, EGE BAMYASI is perfect CAN.
Tough to go wrong with anything from the Damo era, though.
Re: Favorite CAN record
25I've changed my vote to Future Days in the last two years. It really is perfect.
Re: Favorite CAN record
26Tago Mago is my favorite record, period. Those first three songs are fucking magic, and then they play "Halleluwah".
I don't love the second half, but when you make a first half that perfect, you get to do whatever you want with the rest.
I don't love the second half, but when you make a first half that perfect, you get to do whatever you want with the rest.
Re: Favorite CAN record
27Basically I feel like everything up to Future Days is gold. You could pick any one of those albums as the best and I'd understand it.
Hell, I'll just go with Ege Bamyasi and rest my case.
Hell, I'll just go with Ege Bamyasi and rest my case.
Re: Favorite CAN record
28Awesome footage of Can from '74 that seems to be recently unearthed (the BBC didn't have an archive and this is from a random video tape).
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Re: Favorite CAN record
29I need to check out Delay.
We're headed for social anarchy when people start pissing on bookstores.
Re: Favorite CAN record
30There is no wrong answer. There are good and bad answers, but no wrong answer. Also, Moon Over Babaluma is great. Surprised no one has voted for that one.
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