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A/1 - United States and their dependencies, East Asia, and Southeast Asia; excludes instances that fall under Region C.
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Description:
"Live In Stuttgart 1975 (Orange 3LP)" is a captivating live album by the legendary German experimental rock band Can, released by Spoon Records. This special edition features three orange vinyl LPs that capture an electrifying performance from May 1975 in Stuttgart, showcasing the band's improvisational prowess and innovative soundscapes. The recording immerses listeners in Can's unique blend of krautrock, avant-garde, and psychedelic influences?an essential document for both longtime fans and newcomers to their music. Formed in Cologne in 1968, Can became pioneers of experimental rock with groundbreaking albums like "Tago Mago," "Ege Bamyasi," and "Future Days." Their influence stretches across genres, inspiring countless artists worldwide with their fearless approach to music-making. Spoon Records has been instrumental in preserving and reissuing Can?s legacy since its founding by members Irmin Schmidt and Hildegard Schmidt; the label is renowned for its dedication to high-quality releases that honor the spirit of innovation at the heart of Can?s work.
German Rock
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