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2 fav tracks from one of my all-time fav kraut albums. "Hallogallo" is the more repetitive motorik spacy one, while "Negativland" is in the same vain but more rocky and experimental (and where another fav band of mine found their name).
Neu! - Hallogallo - Negativland From Neu! - Neu! (Brain, 1972)
Klaus Dinger japan banjo, drums, guitar, vocals, producer
Michael Rother guitar, double bass, bass, producer
Conrad Plank producer, engineer
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/2467880-Cluster-Cluster-II
6/8/25
15.33 - cluster (cluster 71)
cluster
Soundtrack of the day: "[untitled]" from Cluster's 1971 eponymous first full-length album.
Ultravox - "Slow Motion"
Anyone looking for the precise moment when New Romanticism was born out of Punk need search no further than Ultravox's third record, Systems of Romance (1978). Midwifed by Conrad Plank, whose production resume is a who's who of Krautrock, Systems of Romance also marked the end of Ultravox with vocalist John Foxx (who went on to a wonderful solo career) and guitarist Robin Simon (who joined Magazine, replacing John McGeogh, who joined Siouxsie and the Banshees). They were replaced by Midge Ure, formerly of Glen Matlock's Rich Kids, who had also recently joined with Ultravox's Billy Currie, as well as McGeoch, Barry Adamson and Dave Formula of Magazine (whose singer, Howard Devoto, was formerly the lead vocalist for Buzzocks), to back Steve Strange in his project, Visage. This will all be on the test.
Ultravox "Just for a Moment" via YouTube
