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From:
R. Lim
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Date:
Tue, 8 Feb 2000 18:57:55 -0500 (EST)
Subject:
Re: (idm) neu!
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On Fri, 28 Jan 2000 drop@dropbeat.com wrote:
quoted 4 lines whoever's thinking about buying the neu! cd reissues should note that> whoever's thinking about buying the neu! cd reissues should note that > the japanese editions are supposed to have much better sound - i > believe i read this on the FE site about a year ago when they came > out.
Eh? Japanese issues of the original Neu! albums? Unless there's a new batch of boots running amok, I don't think they exist yet (but we can all pray). Amon Duul CDs, yes, but I think Rother & Dinger are still having a colossal pissing contest over the rights.
quoted 6 lines also, don't pass over the harmonia cd called "musik von harmonia." it> also, don't pass over the harmonia cd called "musik von harmonia." it > was a 1974 collaboration between rother, moebius and roedelius. > gorgeous, motorik krautrock and IMHO much more listenable then the > neu! lp's, which are all a little spotty (again, IMHO). shoot, > there's even a track on the harmonia cd called "hausmusik" ! > there was at least one more harmonia cd called "deluxe" that i didn't
If I had to rate 'em (and I don't), I'd say that the first Neu has it all over Musik von (which certainly is great). The thing about MvH is that it sounds exactly like what you'd think it would- a soft, fuzzy Cluster w/ a Neu! backbeat. No surprises there. _Deluxe_ wasn't as good but is a pretty potable brew all the same (with a sound more comparable to the contemporaneous Kraftwerk sound ('75, Ralf und Florian). -rob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org