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Can – Future Days
Can – Future Days
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Can – Future Days
Released in 1973, Future Days is one of the most celebrated albums in the Can catalogue and the last to feature Damo Suzuki as vocalist. Founded in Cologne in 1968 by Irmin Schmidt, Holger Czukay, Michael Karoli and Jaki Liebezeit, Can had by this point developed a sound that transcended the boundaries of ethnic, electronic, experimental and modern classical music.
Four tracks, but no filler: the album is anchored by the astonishing 20-minute Bel Air and the three-minute pop masterpiece Moonshake. Fluid, hypnotic and ahead of its time, Future Days has cast a long shadow, its influence acknowledged by artists from Portishead and Radiohead to New Order, Mogwai and Kanye West.
Vinil, cultura e música para descobrir em Santarém.
CD editions available to order on request.
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