Prog Synch Listen: Holger Czukay, World Love

[Nancy]

Really like the vibe of this one. Amazing that Holger plays everything on the whole album but drums with just a few exceptions.

[C]

You're in for a treat hloger's use of samples etc was years before it's time.

1979 I think.

Very Brian eno on this track





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started work on it in 1977
so, way ahead of everyone

Yes - a musical giant






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[Nancy]

This is really good stuff.

[kath]

I'm about 3 mins behind

Three of the other Can lads permeate this track

Bloody awesome





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incredibbble musicianship underneath it all, permeating, with the groovy freak woven in. toooo cool

[C]

A great wash of sound - so many levels and so penetrating





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[Nancy]

Very trippy, things swirling in and out of the mix from all directions.

[kath]

A great wash of sound - so many levels and so penetrating





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ya ya ya

[C]

I didn't say anything Joe!








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[kath]

this definitely bears repeat listens. soooo much happening

[Spock!]

This is really good stuff.

That it is - is it time yet for recommendations ?

[kath]

I didn't say anything Joe!








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likely story. tell that to mrs c

[Nancy]

This is really good stuff.

That it is - is it time yet for recommendations ?

C, Conny, please do enlighten us.

[kath]

wonderful section, movement, here

[Spock!]

wonderful section, movement, here

Yes - almost classical in intent. It's the collage of sounds, the different layers/depths that's getting to me.

[C]

The metronomic tubs of Can's lad







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[ConnyOlivetti]

The metronomic tubs of Can's lad







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A true giant he was! Robust!

[ConnyOlivetti]

"Persian Love"

[ConnyOlivetti]

Lovely use of radio sample on this one

[kath]

wonderful section, movement, here

Yes - almost classical in intent. It's the collage of sounds, the different layers/depths that's getting to me.

agreed. ooooooof. it's so damn well.. .well... well-knit

[Nancy]

The metronomic tubs of Can's lad







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Very well typed.

I read it and my brain saw "The metronomic cans of Tub's lad". But then I am unwell.