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The Popcorn Song








by Hot Butter


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Kraftwerk



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I sve o njima : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Tangerine
Dream

(praviti takvu muziku u 70tim skoro da je nestvarno)

Mislili smo da je Bog sišao na zemlju [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

NEMAČKA ŠKOLA -KRAUTROCK

i uopšte sve o pojmovima , tehnici , izvodjačima :



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Laurent
Garnier


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Veoma dobar izbor, Dani. T.D. je u domenu elektronike bio ravan Pink Floydu u vodama progresiv roka. Takva produkcija i zvuk su bili jedno 20 godina ispred svog vremena. Koliko ja znam, u T. Dreamu je jedan clan bio hrvatskog porekla...?

Amon Düül II


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Amon Düül IIOriginGenresYears activeLabels

Munich, Germany

Krautrock, Psychedelic rock

1969–present

United Artists Records Atlantic Records

Amon Düül II (or Amon Düül 2) is a German rock
band. The group is generally considered to be one of the founders of
the German rock music
scene and a seminal influence on the development of Krautrock.
The band emerged from the radical West
German commune
scene of the late 1960s, with others in the same commune including the
future founders of the Baader-Meinhof Group
(the Amon Düül II band members disagreed with their violent agenda).^[1]
Founding members are Chris Karrer,
Peter
Leopold, Falk Rogner, John Weinzierl
and Renate Knaup.
Their first album Phallus Dei (God's Penis), released in
1969, is considered a milestone in German rock history.^{[citation needed]} They
received offers to write music for films, winning a German film award,
the Deutscher Filmpreis, for their
contribution to the film San Domingo.^[2]
Their second album Yeti was their breakthrough album in the United
Kingdom.^{[citation needed]} In
1975, they signed with Atlantic Records, and disbanded in 1981.
Amon Düül II's drummer Peter Leopold died on 8 November 2006. A
memorial service was held for Leopold in Munich, where the remaining
members of Amon Düül II sang a song for him. Leopold was replaced by multi-instrumentalist Daniel Fichelscher, for many years guitarist and
drummer of Krautrock group Popol Vuh.^[3]
Fichelscher isn't new to the group, and in fact has had a long
affiliation with Amon Düül II, having played with them as early as 1972
in Carnival in Babylon.
Discography

• Phallus Dei (1969)
  
• Yeti (1970)
  
• Tanz der Lemminge (aka Dance of the
  Lemmings) (1971)
  
• Carnival in Babylon (1972)
  
• Wolf City (1972)
  
• Live in London (live) (1973)
  
• Utopia
  (originally released under the band name Utopia) (1973)
  
• Vive La Trance
  (1973)
  
• Hijack (1974)
  
• Lemmingmania
  (Compilation) (1975)
  
• Made in Germany (Double LP) (1975)
  
• Pyragony X
  (1976)
  
• Almost
  Alive... (1977)
  
• Rock in Deutschland Vol.1 (Compilation) (1978)
  
• Only Human (1979)
  
• Vortex
  (1981)
  
• Milestones (Compilation) (1989)
  
• Live in Concert (BBC recording from 1973) (1992)
  
• Surrounded
  by the Bars (1993)
  
• The Greatest Hits (Compilation) (1994)
  
• Nada Moonshine
  (1995)
  
• Kobe (Reconstructions) (1996)
  
• Eternal
  Flashback (1996)
  
• Live in Tokyo (live) (1996)
  
• The Best of 1969-1974 (Compilation) (1997)
  
• Flawless
  (1997)
  
• Drei Jahrzehnte (1968-1998) (Compilation) (1997)
  
• Manana
  (2000)
  
• Life in Finnland (2009) (new studio album)
  

External links

• Amon Düül 2- Official
  
• Amon Düül 2- Unofficial
  
• Interview with John Weinzierl,
  accessed on May 13, 2009
  

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