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Ernest wrote:Bump.Monster Movie amazes me every time I play it. I like it much more than Tago Mago.So you're a Malcolm man? Or is there too much dicking around on Tago Mago for you?Monster Movie is not my favorite Can album, but the darkness and rage of it is pretty fantastic, and "Outside My Door" is a phenomenally creepy garage-rock classic.

Ege Bamyasi is one of my favorite records of all time, top 3.NOT CRAP

SecondEdition wrote:Ernest wrote:Bump.Monster Movie amazes me every time I play it. I like it much more than Tago Mago.So you're a Malcolm man? Or is there too much dicking around on Tago Mago for you?Monster Movie is not my favorite Can album, but the darkness and rage of it is pretty fantastic, and "Outside My Door" is a phenomenally creepy garage-rock classic.I really like Damo's vocals, but sometimes the big beat-ish drumming gets to me. I know it's not their fault, but at times, it feels like I've heard Tago Mago everywhere, whereas Monster Movie feels timeless; the mood on it is great. In some way, it reminds me of a less surreal Pere Ubu.

Hugely NOT CRAP.Everything through Landed rules.Tago Mago is probably my favorite.Love the drumming in partic.

Ernest wrote:I really like Damo's vocals, but sometimes the big beat-ish drumming gets to me. I know it's not their fault, but at times, it feels like I've heard Tago Mago everywhere, whereas Monster Movie feels timeless; the mood on it is great. In some way, it reminds me of a less surreal Pere Ubu.the drumming on Tago Mago is the best...Mushroom followed by Oh Yeah i mean, crap, some of the best drumming i've ever heard being the main focus on two amazingly-placed back-to-back songs...overall Tago Mago is my favorite, but Soundtracks has my favorite song of theirs (Mother Sky of course) and Monster Movie has another that's near the top of my list (Father Cannot Yell)...

Robert G wrote:He also really likes the fake ethnological discoveries, which I don't know what this is in reference to.They're tracks on the Unlimited Edition record.

People voted crap? Really?

Oddly enough, I was at the record store today and me and the dude talked about Can. He was playing back the remastered Soon Over Babaluma over the store PA, which from what I could hear, was actually not that "bad." He also really likes the fake "ethnological discoveries," which I don't know what this is in reference to.

tago mago fuckin rules. halleluwah sounds like an acid damaged porn soundtrack

Robert G wrote:He was playing back the remastered Soon Over Babaluma over the store PA, which from what I could hear, was actually not that bad.much less good than the preceding albums, but still a good record!