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einwahn
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rote flocken
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span 5
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morbus
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errorman
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flohfunknest
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traumama
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krautschock
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wald
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reaching
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schöhl
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sarau
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Electric Orange Aachen, Germany
krautrock and psychedelic music from germany since 1992
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electric orange made several records in the 1990s under the alias "bloop". This is the album from 1999
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supported by 35 fans who also own “morbus”
This psychedelic outfit from Sweden has been on the radar for quite some time, but as they seem to be churning out album after album, I was a little lost in making up my mind, where to start. Finally, I made up my mind to start here ;-) I'm positive it won't be my last Kungen Män's album!!
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cosmic ground III
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supported by 33 fans who also own “morbus”
I think Cosmic Ground is a exciting band. Old fashioned and with nice vibes and rhytms. But I miss something. Many compare with TD. Maybe, but I lack the crescendo at the end of the songs. It becomes boring when the end lacks a Froeselike guitarsolo. Something is missing, the crescendo is missing, the songs just exit out with no proper end explosion.
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Stockholm Maraton
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supported by 30 fans who also own “morbus”
...and again a superb album from Kungens man , among their best. Great stuff!
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Spaced-out krautrock and dizzying drone from this Irish band that packs a punch—the sound of being caught in an asteroid belt.
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