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Description:
Labelcode FDSPOON66
"Live In Paris 1973 (2LP)" captures the legendary German experimental rock band Can at their creative peak, performing live in Paris. This double LP offers an immersive listening experience, featuring extended improvisations and hypnotic grooves that showcase the band's pioneering approach to krautrock. The recording highlights Can's unique blend of psychedelic rock, avant-garde electronics, and world music influences?an essential document for both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Released by Spoon Records, a label renowned for its dedication to preserving and reissuing Can?s influential catalog with exceptional audio quality and attention to detail. Formed in Cologne in 1968, Can revolutionized modern music with albums like "Tago Mago," "Ege Bamyasi," and "Future Days." Their innovative sound has inspired countless artists across genres from electronic to indie rock.
German Rock
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