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"Negativland" opens in jackhammer drills and coalesces into a lock-tight, bass-driven martial progression of stabbing guitar and industrial noise: it's dark but strangely danceable. Plank for Brain Records, Germany A product of Liberty-United Artists Records Ltd. Because a record originally cut in 1972 by a splinter off the indomitable Kraftwerk has seeped into the musical consciousness of a generation; its influence is everywhere.

2 is the second studio album by the krautrock band Neu!. It was released in 1975 by Brain Records, and officially reissued on CD on 29 May 2001 by Astralwerks in the US and by Grönland Records in the UK. And Astralwerks' re-release of this phenomenal debut could only serve as a long overdue recognition of this fact. New Submission For perhaps without Neu, there would have been no Astralwerks; worse, without Neu there may have been no And when it shifts from one sound to the next, it never winks at you with postmodern irony, never elbows you in the ribs to let you in on the joke. (1972) Neu! Sonderangebot - 4:50 03. at Discogs. uses a broad font. As far back as I can remember, the first three Neu albums languished in the Import-only Impossible; the Japanese letters on the sleeves were incomprehensible, but also painfully explicit: prohibitively expensive, they screamed. Well, nothing, really, except maybe the sense of being in many places at once. The song bleeds darkly into "Weißensee," a droning parade of dirty, cone-filtered guitar that anticipates the pastoral psychedelia of Flying Saucer Attack and Hochenkeit. Produced by NEU/C. Guitar, Electric Guitar [Deliguitar], Bass, Double Bass [String Bass] - Neu! 2 "Super/Neuschnee" Released: 1972; Professional ratings; Review scores; Source Rating; AllMusic: The Austin Chronicle: Pitchfork: 7.5/10: PopMatters: positive: Q: Rolling Stone: Soundkite: 7.0/10: Martin C. Strong (8/10) Neu! '75 (1975) Singles from Neu! 1972 (Germany, Krautrock, Electronic) - Michael Rother - guitars, basses, producer - Klaus Dinger - Japanese banjo, drums, guitar, vocals, producer - Konrad "Conny" Plank - producer, engineer All tracks written by Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother. - Neu! Hallogallo - 10:07 02. Shop Vinyl and CDs and complete your Neu! Neu is truly a citizen of the musical universe, at home everywhere and everywhere at once. Neu! "Sonderangebot" is a murky soup of noise and silence: an interlude of clanging cymbals, and ambient fuzz, a kind of breathing nebula. Because a record originally cut in 1972 by a splinter off the indomitable Kraftwerk has seeped into the musical consciousness of a generation; its influence is everywhere. Strange and visionary, but so incredibly familiar. This is the original UK version - on the labels the catalogue number, the band name, the title and the stereo caption appear in an elongated font. Neu! That's Neu: standing with cocked German eyebrows at the nexus of shimmering space rock, processed psychedelia, mechanical kraut, and wonderfully libidinal disco.

What's the big deal? Listening to Neu recalls that giddy, pointless thrill of standing at the Four Corners in the southwestern United States. 75 is the third studio album by the krautrock band Neu!.It was recorded and mixed at Conny Plank's studio between December 1974 and January 1975. Why? collection. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Neu! 2 (1973) Neu! Neu! The later pressing: Neu! Neu! And now, their stateside release has opened up unimagined worlds to the ears, cheap!And like the band's moniker promises, this music is new. Something like krautpunk: syncopation, cerebral and serrated.Neu is music with the proper documentation: it passes from one musical realm to another without the jackbooted border patrol so much as blinking an eye: this is sound with the highest level security clearance. Weißensee - 6:40 Jahresüberblick - including (04-06): 04. Listening to Neu …

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