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Title [Deutsche Elektronische Musik ] ░██▓
Artist [VA ] ██▒
Label [Souljazz ] Genre [Progressive Rock ██░
Quality/Size [44.1 @VBR 191,5 MB Ripped [06-05-2010 ] ▒██
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Website [www.souljazzrecords.co.uk ] ▒██
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01 05:40 Can - Aspectacle ██
02 03:47 Between - Devotion ██
03 03:29 Harmonia - Dino ██
04 05:48 Gila - This Morning ██
05 11:40 Kollectiv - Rambo Zambo ██
06 08:32 Michael Bundt - La Chasse Aux Microbes ██
07 03:17 E.M.A.K. - Filmmuzik ██
08 02:58 Popol Vuh - Morgengruss ██
09 03:13 Conrad Schnitzler - Auf Dem Schwarzen Kanal ██
10 07:39 La Dusseldorf - Rheinita ██
11 03:57 Harmonia - Veterano ██
12 07:27 Faust - It's A Rainy Day Sunshine Girl ██
13 10:04 Neu - Hallo Gallo ██
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01 02:22 Cluster - Heisse Lippen ██
02 13:02 Ibliss - High Life ██
03 02:38 Dieter Moebius - Hasenheide ██
04 03:29 Amon Duul II - Fly United ██
05 06:14 Popol Vuh - Aguirre 1 ██
06 05:22 Ash Ra Tempel - Daydream ██
07 09:07 Tangerine Dream - No Man's Land ██
08 05:43 Amon Duul II - Wie Der Wind Am Ende Einer Strasse ██
09 03:31 Roedelius - Geradewohl ██
10 03:31 Can - I Want More ██
11 04:55 Deuter - Soham ██
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24 137:25 min ██
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The first seeds of German rock and experimental electronic ██░
music were planted in 1968, as students and workers in ██
Paris, Prague, Mexico and throughout the world demonstrated ██
against mainstream society, the war in Vietnam, imperialism ██
and bourgeois values. The birth of a counter-culture, drug ██
experimentation and social change expanded musical worlds. ██
Germany experienced its own cultural revolution fuelled by ██
these worldwide student and worker revolts and by a ██
generation's desire to rid itself of the guilt of war. ██
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Many German youth turning their back on mainstream society. ██
From the opening of the first collective/cooperative in ██
1967, Commune 1, in Berlin, to the formation of the ██
Baader-Meinhof terrorist group and the bombings, kidnappings ██
and killings of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (RAF), young ██
Germans sought out new values and a lifestyle outside of the ██
'system'. These cooperative and communal experiences led to ██
a number of new radical German bands including Amon Duul, ██
Faust and Can. ██
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Many artists and musicians believed a complete rejection of ██
everything musically that had gone before was also necessary ██
in order to build a new identity for German culture. At this ██
time German music meant 'schlager' music - insipid pop music ██
that hardly confronted the country's recent historical ██
events. ██
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The first recordings of groups such as Kluster (later ██
Cluster) were extreme experiments with sound; un-music, ██
anti-melody and anti-rhythm - attempts to destroy any ██
musical links with the past. Holger Czukay and Irmin Scmidt ██
of Can studied music under the radical avant-garde composer ██
Karheinz Stockhausen and Conrad Schnitzler studied art under ██
the conceptual artist Joseph Beuys. German rock groups were ██
as interested in musique concrete and serial compostion as ██
they were in the psychedelia of Pink Floyd or the rock, soul ██
and jazz music played by resident American forces. ██
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From this beginning German rock music began an evolutionary ██
journey of experimentation. Electronic music became a ██
pathway to notions of space and the cosmos. Conversely, the ██
emergence of communal living led to a number of musicians ██
setting up live/work spaces in rural areas and developing a ██
'pastoral' outlook, with musical ideas engaged closely with ██
nature. ██
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And despite an aversion to the politics of American society, ██
German rock bands were nevertheless fascinated by the ██
emerging stateside counter-culture of psychedelic music and ██
drug experimentation. A band such as Ash Ra Tempel even ██
recording an album with drug guru/theoretician Timothy Leary ██
('Seven Up', 1973). ██
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German electronic music, kosmische music, cosmic rock, space ██
music. The objectives were to create new music, 'free' from ██
the past. A music that gave seed out of the cultural ██
'nothingness' that young Germans felt as a consequence of ██
Germany's role in the Second World War. A generation who ██
grew up stifled by the recent history of Nazi atrocities, ██
the guilt of their parents' generation and their ██
disillusionment at the reintegration of old Nazis into ██
mainstream society. ██
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And whilst some of the bands featured here slipped by the ██
wayside over the years, others such as Faust, Cluster, Can, ██
Tangerine Dream are now well into their fourth decade having ██
firmly established that which they set out to achieve - a ██
new German music. ██
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