Amon Düül II - Tanz der Lemminge (1971)Krautrock, Psychedelic Rock
Amon Düül II's third album might well be their best—along with about four others, heh. It is a calmer work, featuring moments of space rock and focusing on more expansive compositions. In fact, although the album is divided into tracks, the boundaries seem non-existent, and themes recur throughout. The omnipresent guitar work found on *Yeti* appears only sporadically here, giving way to a much heavier dose of acoustic instrumentation. If it isn't their best album overall, it is certainly their best in terms of improvisation, blending influences ranging from Stockhausen to Lou Reed. And despite feeling a bit dated, it’s quite a trip.
Syntelman's March Of The Roaring Seventies 0:00
A-a) In The Glassgarden A-b) Pull Down Your Mask A-c) Prayer To The Silence A-d) Telephonecomplex
Restless Skylight-Transistor-Child 15:50
B1 Landing In A Ditch B2 Dehypnotized Toothpaste B3 A Short Stop At The Transylvanian Brain Surgery B4 Race From Here To Your Ears B4-a) Little Tornadoes B4-b) Overheated Tiara B4-c) The Flyweighted Five B5 Riding On A Cloud B6 Paralized Paradise B7 H.G. Well's Take-Off
Chamsin Soundtrack
C1 The Marilyn Monroe - Memorial - Church 35:23
D1 Chewinggum Telegram 53:33
D2 Stumbling Over Melted Moonlight 56:19
D3 Toxicological Whispering 1:00:58
Chris Karrer - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, violin, vocals Karl-Heinz Hausmann - electronics Peter Leopold - drums, percussion, piano Lothar Meid - electric and acoustic bass, vocals Falk U. Rogner - organ and electronics John Weinzierl - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, vocals with Al Gromer - sitar Jimy Jackson - organ, piano, choir Henriette Kroetenschwanz - vocals Rolf Zacher - vocals
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