| The glass in the windows threatens to shatter.This noscript section of this tag only shows image banners.If you do not want to deal with the intricities of the noscript
* section, delete the tag (from ...This noscript section of this tag only shows image banners.L), the front woman and singer Renate Knaup, John Weinzierl on the guitars...An album in a similar vein than the previous but more accomplished (with a few structured songs and numerous pieces of epic improvisations).The same year the bass guitarist Dave Anderson leaves the band to join HAWKWIND.If you do not want to deal with the intricities of the noscript
* section, delete the tag (from ...Amon Duul II's 'Tenth' album.This one is not to be compared to ANY of their albums prior to this.From the very first time I listened to this album, it totally 'floored' me.Floyd, but maybe 'The Doors' also).Not a dull moment throughout.Studio Album, 1974)
Avg: 2.Studio Album, 1969)
Avg: 4.The title track is weird and wonderful.Come to think of ti, the kids woudl be a lot more scared of this album than gran trying to do ghost impersonations.The mood moves on to up tempo jazzy riffing jazzy riffs with, at times, a guitar sound that reminds me of Toni Iommi.Since, Sabbath is good in my book, this saves the album from the liquidizer.Still
working as a beer mat though.Once the twiddling is over we enter the dark and mysterious world of echonig howling and screams (all of course still done in
a musical way).Obviously gran has been Ushered out of the House, and Weird Uncle Al has come in the back door, a bit worse
for wear, intent on rehashing his werewolf routine.Luckily for the listener he passes out and a new phase begins.BinLid has escaped form the
local asylum and starts giving his best Yip Yip Blurble Blurble over the increasingly manic drums (hmm is Uncle Al trying to
get to the WC??Uncle Al pipes up "Oh I'm getting sick!".That is until we listen
to the fiddle.But since this is waaay out there, such banalities are reined in and squished as true krautrock progness is
asserted.Here we face on the the great dilemnas of reviweing a genre that just doesn't float your boat.OK I really can't stand this
music.This is album not for me (but I've already got it).Wolf City and Dance of the Lemmings, but being honest that's
like saying I'd prefer my front teeth pulled out rather than have my tongue hammered flat by a meat tenderizer and spending a
day with Blackadder and his codling grinder.The first time i heard this album play i'm thinking this can't be AMON DUUL II ?"Surrounded By The Stars" might just be my favourite song on this record.The organ really reminded me of ANEKDOTEN who list AMON DUUL II as an influence.This has such a fantastic sound at this point.There is something dark and mysterious about this song.Nice guitar solo 3 minutes in.There is a psychedelic feel to this one as a piano interlude arrives with strange sounds coming and going.German) reminding me of ELOY.The guitar to end it is incredible sounding.Daniel Fichelscher who is the drummer on the other tracks.There is a sixties sound to this part as synths,strummed guitar and bass stand out.Prog Archives, All rights reserved.This noscript section of this tag only shows image banners.If you do not want to deal with the intricities of the noscript
* section, delete the tag (from ...The Return of Ruebezahl (1:35)6.CD Repertoire Sony BMG (2002)Most CD versions of Yeti contain the edited 2:11 version of Pale Gallery from Lemmingmania.This noscript section of this tag only shows image banners.If you do not want to deal with the intricities of the noscript
* section, delete the tag (from ...Plus, the album page (but not the band page) for Gentle Giant's "Octopus."As good as the first album but a double vinyl.This shows every facet of this very eclectic band that seemed to have total freedom of expression and took great care into exercizing that right sometimes going a tad too far.The first record is along the lines of CAN and it approaches but never reaches perfection of Krautrock heaven.The second record was a live improv of Yeti and IMOHO , this reaches perfection at some points , and one wonders how the dream " that music and peace could change the world" did not come about when listening to this.ADII album, and what a way to begin.These guys are afraid of nobody; their music snarls and lurches from your speakers like no other band I've heard.Oh, I haven't mentioned her?Well, apparently her voice is an acquired taste, but she truly knocks me out...In any case, the magical mix of all of ADII's broad talents is stunning to behold and is in full display on YETI, making this album indispensable for fans of "Krautrock" and adventurous music in general.This is Krautrock in the full mass of its power: huge, towering, dark and completely devoid of any happy optimism, but still bound full of energy.Instrumentally this album is pure magic with some great psychy sitar'ish acoustic guitar plucking and hand percussion interplay."Yeti" likley would be my personal fav...Side 2 consists of shorter, slightly more accessible tracks.All that said, I found it a difficult album to enjoy then, as do now.At first, I wasn't crazy about this one.Often considered one of the best and most important krautrock albums, Yeti (which was a double album when originally released on vinyl) is the result of Amon Duul, a large collective of German hippies who played strange psychedelic music and tried to spread their anarchist views, breaking into two factions.The original became entirely based in politics, all their albums actually resulted from one massive jam session.The epic opener "Soap Shop Rock" is probably the hilight.It contains several different sections, jumping between them at will.Some won't be crazy about it, since this is as challenging as their music gets, but some will love the wildness, and those are the kind of people who need a copy of Yeti in their collection right now.TDream, Art, faust and can.II can be linked to countrymen Can and Faust (and a few others I haven't heard, I'll bet).After all, all three German groups were children of the 60s, who locked themselves up, dosed on psychedelics and improvised music accordingly.Yeti may contain a little too much improvisation for its own good, and thus is probably not as strong as its successor Tanz Der Lemminge, but it's still among my favourite German prog albums of all time!II is superior in every department.Amon Duul reminds me off ...Shaking King which is more psychedelic bluesy jamming.Chalk it up to TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC
OCEANS syndrome, the temptation to gratuitously overextend everything when presented
with the luxury of a double album.Kaleidoscope, etc, replete with bongos, but with better production.Will it be a nice surprise or a nasty one?If you're considering getting into Krautrock, you could do worse than start here.CD) improvised in the studio.In all honesty, I must say that I am shocked.Shocked that I am just the second registered forum member (and first collaborator) to give this album the full five stars it deserves.Thankfully, however, the similarities end there.The music of the two are radically different.Amon Duul II take a more psychedelic hard folk rock approach to their music.Before I get into the album more deeply, let me present a brief history of Amon Duul II.They and Amon Duul I (a band I have not yet come to discover) were originally joined as one commune, called Amon Duul.The commune split into two factions, one wanting to focus on the political side of things, one on the musical end (Amon Duul II being the musical faction).Amon Duul II, the musical faction, came out on the losing end.Amon Duul II, meanwhile, endured multiple lineup changes and went on to produce such wonderful albums as Phallus Dei, Tanz Der Lemminge, Wolf City, and, of course, Yeti.It is indeed a monster of an album, but only in the sense that it was innovative and groundbreaking and stood for so much and did so much new that only a monster of an album could possibly maintain itself with all that content.Soap Shop Rock, perhaps the greatest song they ever recorded.There are traces of hard rock here, but all focus should be put on the song as a whole, and not the individual styles in encompasses (of which there are many), for it truly gels as a single piece of absolutely stunning music.Also, keep in mind that anything I say about this song or any song on this album that sounds like a negative I mean as a plus, because there is nothing wrong with this album as I see it (hence the perfect masterpiece rating).Cerberus is right on the level of Archangel Thunderbird.It revolves around psychedelic folk and serves as a hypnotic and infectious instrumental that anchors the album as a classic.You can sample the song on this site, and I strongly advise you do, for if you like it at all you will like this album.Also, keep in mind that while it sounds great out of context, it sounds unbelievably awesome in context.For its finish, it takes on a marvelous hard rock nature with great twin guitars that is one of the single greatest moments on this album (not surprising, considering that this is among the greatest songs on this album that is among the greatest albums).Krautrock, a combination they perfected with this album.This tendency loses the interest of the mainstream audience because of uncommerciality, and it loses the prog rock audience for the exact same reason.Fragile album, where most of the songs only work in context).Many jam bands never quite realized this, and their music ended up, not surprisingly, as an unlistenable mess.Amon Duul II, on the other hand, perfectly grasped this concept, and it shows.How blissfully wrong I was.As far as you can call it an epic, Yeti is among my favorites.The same goes for Yeti Talks to Yogi (essentially Yeti part 2) and Sandoz in the Rain (the only improvisation with vocals).If you choose to accept them, you will be able to form your own opinion on them.This is an album everyone ought to own, for it is a landmark of Krautrock.Avant Prog, there really is no easy way in.Agitation Free, Guru Guru, Gila (two first), Gaa...The Incredible String Band's late 60s work.Overall, this is a very diverse and special album."Soap Shop Rock" is almost 14 minutes long and is divided into four parts.Some violin as male and female vocals join in.This is a 3 minute instrumental.""The Return Of Ruebezahl" has an Eastern sound to it.Shaking King" is a very psychedelic tune with crazy vocals.The final song on the first album is called "Pale Gallery"."Between the Eyes" is a heavy tune with some crazy vocals.Since the 70s my preference was always on listening to the second LP with the improvisations.They show their musical potential without a doubt.The vocals are also
very special.Absolutely fascinating and I'm quite sure this could only played in that way under well dosed drug influence.Psychedelic guitars, often very sentimental and melancholic, various bass playing, hypnotic repetitive but also detached as a
solo instrument and a very interesting drum timing.Although "Tanz der Lemminge" is largely considered as the best classic Amon Duul II album, I prefer "Yeti".Have not heard anything quite like this...The opener soap shop rock is unbelievable, it has all the right ingredients and is one of the best AD2 songs.The YETI improvisations are amazing too (but maybe a little too long)....You are not logged, please login before continuing.If you are not, please consult the guidelines for sending
your comments before doing so.II as
the most representative, arguably the most creative, and arguably the most
popular.German
intellectuals that formed in the late Sixties.II was
dark, depressing, cold and mechanic.They were, if you wish, the closest German
analogy of Yes, their main concern being not the music itself, but rather
the special 'otherworldly' feeling induced by the music.As for the music itself, it's pretty
good.Yeti and Tanz
Der Lemminge).Seventies period,
which I myself am still only vaguely familiar with (so yeah, my collection
is only starting, so sue me!Vive La Trance, for instance, would
be a perfect departure.Chris Karrer was one of the main founding fathers, and his concepts
and violin playing are crucial for the band's early period.The musical
heart of the band, though, seems to have been guitarist John Weinzierl,
whose riffs and solos are the real meat.Heinz
Hausmann on others.Now let's move on to the records.Faust or early Kraftwerk.They really
intend to scare you, enchant you, and impress you, and they often succeed.To say they weren't
pretentious would be defying the laws of gravity.But they were justified!Somewhat pointless and even 'stripped' in comparison to what would
follow.The music itself is pretty mediocre, though.II's further success are here already, but they're nothing but seeds.But there are several problems as
well.Second, the vocals flat out suck.Again, it
wouldn't make a true appearance until the next album.Take the title track, for instance.It occupies the entire
second side of the LP and goes on for more than twenty minutes, but what
does it DO?Essentially, it's just a jam.And when we're speaking of jamming,
I will certainly turn my attention to Can, at least, when we're speaking
of SIMPLE jamming.Michael Karoli, for instance.Mellotron astral noises
and demonic laughter, at times alternating with what seems to be some stern
German martial anthems.The Mellotron work is by far the most significant
of the composition's elements: I mean, while much of this is indeed ripped
off from the dark cosmic fantasies of Pink Floyd, that futuristic keyboard
sound was never really developed fully enough by the Floydsters.Phallus Dei' and thus pack in a lot more of that
precious atmosphere, although they also seem pretty poor compared to the
glory of Yeti.The
guy on the album cover does look pretty similar to a yeti, indeed, although
in reality it seems to have been one of the band's sound engineers.Ah,
those crazy Germans with their warped sense of humour...Anyway, Yeti is a double album (thankfully, now on one CD), half
of which is supposed to be 'polished' studio recordings and half live improvising.Contrary to first impression, there is a difference: on first putting
on the 'polished' part of the album, you'd think the music is so erratic
and messy that...THIS is 'polished', then what's
the next part look like?Queen popularized the idea).But they compensate for it with heavy
atmospherics and their amasing visionarism.This is Krautrock in the full mass
of its power: huge, towering, dark and completely devoid of any happy optimism,
just like the typical soul of a German philosopher.She Came
Through The Chimney' (what is this, a parody on 'She Came In Through The
Bathroom Window'?Cerberus' bounces
along like an upbeat folkey dirge (I know that hardly makes sense, but
what the hell, this whole experience hardly makes any) before being transformed
into an astral boogie.Shaking
King' could certainly lead quite a few people on the brink of suicide,
acting as the final straw.Yeti' that occupies an entire side of the album.Bring out the spellbooks!Stumbling Over Melted Moonlight; 6) Toxicological Whispering.Many fans consider this the band's
peak, too, so I'm not alone on this one.It is pretty much all instrumental:
sure, there are some male voices blabbering out pure gibberish in English
and occasionally German from time to time, but the lyrics hardly mean anything
at all this time around: not even a single creepy story about burning sisters
or something, just meaningless wordplay which was later suitably appropriated
from the German guys by Brian Eno for Before And After Science.They are also steadily rhythmic: these guys didn't
give a damn about weird tempo changes and prime atonal messes, and so it's
very easy to give yourself in to what's happening around.That said, I'd like to add a few words in defense of the 'Chamsin Soundtrack',
subtitled 'The Marilyn Monroe Memorial Church' (what a cool title).It's like a tense, grappling journey through...By 1972,
the band's formula was reduced to...But this time around, it's just a bore.It was hardly possible to separate one track
from another, much less to remember even a little distinct melody or something.Only after an innumerable
number of listens something actually climbs out, like the bouncy rhythm
of 'Kronwinkl 12' or something like that.San Francisco or psychedelic London.That said, here's the good news.I'm actually starting
to doubt its former presence at all.Was there any magic in the first place,
or was I just lulled by the first impression?OR of nine, the highest rating I can afford
to such a boring and unoriginal product, if only out of respect for the
guys and girls.Actually, I was very surprised to learn that
Wolf City came in between Carnival In Babylon and
whatever followed it, because its overall sound is certainly more grim
and less 'poppy' than on either of those two 'compromised' records.But let's face the facts anyway.But just unlike Carnival, all of these
songs, or at least most of them, rule.And yes, the album cover and title are absolutely perfect.When I saw the
Babylon cover, I thought this was going to be a messy, druggy, 'orgiastic'
record with a lot of shock potential, and I was overtly disappointed at
the slightness of it all.But these aren't the songs
that bring traditional images of whips and chains and torture and inquistion
and Bruce Dickinson to mind.And above all that, some really
good melodies.This is impressive, economic, immaculate
Krautrock at its best.Here's a perfect soundtrack to you.You
know, it actually takes effort and genius to make your guitars sound so
desperate and suicidal, but these guys improve in that respect every time.Death and destruction just seem to spread their wings over that song...Sleepwalker's Timeless Bridge' is almost like a hippie
anthem, for God's sake!Wolf City is not perfect.II ever had, of course,
only if we take the album cover in consideration.Track listing: 1) What You Gonna Do?Lothar Meid), so the album was
credited to the band Utopia (not to be confused with Todd Rundgren's
Utopia, of course).II fan if only for 'The Wolfman Jack Show', perhaps the band's best ever
take on this kind of mystical crap.That said, the direct Gothic style is mainly limited to this particular
track, as well as to an alternate version of 'Deutsch Nepal' found here
(and if you remember that one right, 'Deutsch Nepal' isn't supposed to
be at all scary what with the lead vocalist's coughing fits and all).In that way, radical fans won't need it,
but moderate fans would get their kicks for all they're worth.Las Vegas' mixes modern jazz and Latin rhythms with...When you've already heard
all of the band's output from 1969 to 1972, such a lighthearted compromised
album as Utopia won't be causing any great shakes.And no this should NOT be blamed on Russian pirates, as I've read
the official band homepage complain on just the same issue).German joke on the part of their friendly
neighbours, but don't quote me on that.The particularly good
news is that Vive La Trance completely leaves behind the formulaicness
of some of the band's previous efforts (Carnival In Babylon, eh?II's forte: most of the melodies are nothing special, without particularly
obvious hooks or notorious guitar riffs.This is understandable, of course,
since the band's specialty was always the raw sound rather than its strict
moulding into shape, but occasionally it really gets on my nerves, especially
when after the tenth listen I pick up the CD cover and cannot remember
the melody of even one of the eleven tracks contained therein.Come to
think of it, who can really prove this is that much of a departure?On the other hand,
it's still better than just letting the former style run dry on something
like Carnival In Babylon.The exact relation of
this song to Mozambique is unclear, but the thunderous bliss of the rocking
part reminds me more of the Twelve Horsemen than of an obscure African
country anyway.Now what the hell is all this supposed to...?Now whether
you take or leave these shorter tracks is completely up to you.Not openly lugubrious, but deeply unsafe in their
essence.As you know, I don't usually have a problem when a formerly
'bizarre' or 'complex' band takes the fatal decision to make its work more
accessible, not if this doesn't poorly influence the quality of the melodies.Yes, I believe that Vive La Trance could have been a better album
if the band had incorporated more of its weirdness into the 'normal' structures
of these songs, instead of mainly concentrating that weirdness in the first
few songs and 'Mozambique', but even the current result is no slouch, either.Somebody
enlighten me, I'm at a loss.The weird thing is, it's not ALL that different from Led Zeppelin
when you get to the bottom of it.Thirty years later, though, when the exact chronology has all gone blurred
anyway, it's a gas to hear these performances, capturing the band in their
real prime: all of the material is taken over from Yeti and
Tanz Der Lemminge, with none of the 'compromises' of their later
records evident.But that's hardly a serious
complaint when we're discussing a live show.And did they ever succeed.They might make these little mental notes
when listening to your records, but onstage, you gotta go for the guts.British hard rock scene.Which means they're not really 'compromising', just rearranging their compositions
to kick more ass.Meid joins the frenzy with his heavily fuzzed out bass pattern.Archangels
Thunderbird' is short and up to the point: three minutes of fuzz and frenzy
to warm up the feelings.Easily the biggest highlight on side 1 is, of course, their rendition of
'Eye Shaking King'.Weinzierl, while
Renate is adding her little yelps and wails to help the proceedings.The bonus tracks on the recent CD edition are a bit of a disappointment,
though.That said, a bonus is a bonus.The
worst thing about the bonus is you're not supposed to complain about bonuses,
because, rather like entry to the United States, it's your privilege
to have one, not your right.Bavaria, Munich, and King Ludwig the Second, the famous Mad King
Ludwig of Bayern.In case you never heard of the gent, I'll spare you a
historical excourse and take the opportunity to heavily promote Gabriel
Knight II: The Beast Within, one of the best adventure games ever written
(the other two, as you might have guessed, are Gabriel Knight I
and Gabriel Knight III).Perversely, it's the
single LP edition that made it onto CD, which I deeply lament: all the
songs are so good that I'm pretty sure there'd be very little filler on
the double LP.The only reason this record gets denied a 10 is that, well, want it or
not, it does betray some of the band's usual idiosyncrasy.But on
the other hand, if you're scared shitless by the prospect of plunging right
inside the band's least accessible records but would want to give 'em a
try anyway, there's no better initial choice than Made In Germany.II, but never in their life would the Eagles
have thought of embellishing the song with such a romantic, beautiful organ
melody and that ominous bass melody occasionnaly emerging out of the banjo
thunderstorms.You get my impression, don't you?II of old, at least partially.II, it manages to suddenly change gear right in the middle and go from
an inoffensive danceable tune (although why does the guitar sound so menacing
if it's inoffensive?Fortunately, this one here follows
the latter case.Only Uriah Heep didn't have such excellent Dylanish lyrics.Or
such a moderate, adequate singer.Chuck Berry
beat' in the final verses.Ludwig
concept is present, it's pretty compact, but when it isn't, it isn't,
and it really isn't present on at least half of the tracks.Faust's So Far, the perfect place to disprove the common
false belief that Krautrockers were only good at noisemaking and couldn't
write excellent pop material.On the contrary, it is my sincere belief
that only people who have mastered the pop form to excellency can
have the right to advance to more complex musical forms.Ask Mr Brian Eno, he's sure to know the answer to that one.Made In Germany to this?Klaus
Ebert, both songwriters and singers.Weinzierl contributes one track, Karrer contributes another, the entire
band collaborates on a third one, and, unsurprisingly, these three turn
out to be the best compositions on here.Umm, yeah, well, no dice, guys.Shaking King' was a frightening atmospheric rocker.I'm not going to
bother discussing this tripe any more.II's moodiness, although, to be fair, they didn't use Eastern
motives that often.Mellotrons, too, at times.They say it was the only song off this album
they retained a soft spot for by keeping it in their live setlists.It is surprisingly lightweight
for such a guy as Weinzierl, but hey, at least if he's selling out, he's
not making a complete ass of himself like these new guys.I'd even go as far as to say there really is a hippiesque vibe to it, something
San Franciscan in the air, which is, of course, completely ridiculous given
the year of the album's release.Then again, given how badly
Zauner and Ebert wanted to be clones of your average MOR band, this probably
applies to the veterans only).Considering these three songs are the lengthiest on the album, I can't
honestly say that it was just moving from bad to worst all the time.But
even these 'highlights' really only look like highlights against the trash
that Ebert and Zauner are laying down on us.You know what they actually
remind me of?It's all in the notes man.But there aren't
any notes here!Or, if there are, I haven't noticed them.So much for the indomitable German spirit.You don't meet lines like these on Alice Cooper records, doncha?Alcoholics Anonymous
badge on his coat and tons of plans for the future.Now that I think of it, of course, with Knaup, Karrer, and Meid coming
back together to make music again, they had to make something good.But, of course, when we say 'pop' here, we don't
mean it the Madonna way or the Fleetwood Mac way.We, essentially, mean
that the record is accessible, and that's where its normalness ends.Thematically, the album is said to be revolving around the practical doctrines
of Carlos Castaneda (apparently, somebody was a fan?Castaneda's brand of mystical
teachings has never gotten me intrigued into learning more.The songs may be long, but they're never boring.The title
track, for instance.Each and every one of ten songs has its own perfect individuality carved
out, yet somehow they all mesh together quite well.I've heard (although, granted, a bit
too repetitive in comparison to the other songs).As much as I hate
the generic techno beat, especially when it's used by dinosaurs
like the Moody Blues in order to bring 'hipness' into their world, this
thing is totally ingenious and makes up for one of the strangest 'musical
contrasts' within a song ever.Renate Knaup in a totally Arabic fashion
(so that 'kiss ma eee!II, but, believe it or not, that's exactly the way it ends.Spanish music actually grew
out of Arabic one) and in the wonderful 'Black Pearl Of Wisdom', with subtle
guitar flourishes I'd never have expected from this kind of band.Unfortunately,
that's about the hardest part.In the long run, you're lucky to actually
learn of this record's existence, let alone actually acquire it.II, restructured and remodelled so as to present themselves
as a Nineties band, and they still rule mah world.Oops, you thought this was for the money?Leave
money concerns for Blondie and the Rolling Stones.Those crazy Japanese will release (and tolerate) anything.It's always nice to hear a Japanese introduction of a German band singing
in English.Makes people realize just how small the world actually is.That's right, they do 'Lilac Lillies'
on here, and midway through, drummer Wolf Wolff does launch into
the required beat, and does it just as fast.Japanese
audience in a dirty little Tokyo club which is probably stuffed with Tatu
clones most of the time these days.Like 'Black Pearls Of Wisdom'!The Wolf City numbers are...Deutsch Nepal', but that's about the
only complaint.I'm taking this out of context, but then again,
so might these Japanese fans).Minutes() * 60 + newCurrentTime.Amon Duul II
today!See all 2 customer reviews...Music (See Bestsellers in Music)Popular in these categories: (What's this?This is Krautrock in the full mass of its power: huge, towering, dark and completely devoid of any happy optimism but still bound full of energy.Yeti is also abundant in the fusion of electric guitar, bass and drum interplay and is totally devoted to improvisation and stands up as some of the most intriguing music you will ever hear.Send Amon ringtones to your cell phone now!Add a iframe that allows us to ping the server when this element becomes visible
a9AdsViewNamespace.Click on a tag to find related items, discussions, and people.No one has tagged this product for Amazon search yet.Why not be the first to suggest a search for which it should appear?See all 358 customer reviews...The easiest way to shoot video reviews.I'll be honest, I downloaded this album (initially), it wasn't a blind purchase.Yeti remains my favourite krautrock album.Nonetheless, aside from the occasional violin, the instrumentation here comprises rock instruments first and foremost.Catchy riffs and drum beats maintain a sense of accessibilty which a ton of guitar and violin soloing drives forward the improvisational nature of the music.I'm not going to try to describe the feel of the music, you just have to hear it.The songs themselves are a mixture of shorter composed pieces and longer jams.The title track itself weighs in at 18 minutes and sounds almost wholly improvised.If you're looking to get into Amon Duul II or krautrock in general, or just want to hear an incredible, psychedelic rock album then you need Yeti.I've heard other Amon Duul II albums besides Yeti and other krautrock bands besides Amon Duul II and they've all been great, but Yeti remains my favourite.Your vote will be counted and will appear on the product page within 24 hours."Was this review helpful to you?The ABC's of Classic Rock!Music You Should Hear: Artists' PicksWant to know what Norah Jones, Sting, and Il Divo are listening to?Greats from the Greatest
Explore our Music Essentials Store and find music from over 500 essential artists and composers, watch videos, and vote for the most essential artist.Off Your StairMaster and Nautilus Purchase
Purchase a select StairMaster or Nautilus product offered by Amazon.For more about music, check out our blog, Amazon Earworm, and our monthly newsletters, Amazon Delivers.Using your checking account at Amazon.Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?Is there any other feedback you would like to provide?View or change your orders in Your Account.You have no recently viewed items or searches.Get the latest Flash player.This video will appear on your blog shortly.Thank you for sharing your concerns.Content of this nature is not necessarily prohibited on YouTube, however we will review this video and take action as appropriate.Thank you for sharing your concerns.In order to process a privacy complaint we need more information from you.Please refer to our Help Center for more information and the form to submit.There are no sites linking to this video.Change this to see only comments above a certain value.I, personally, discovered them mainly on the web.The footage floating around on here is absolutely incredible..Lemmings was one of the first albums I bought when I was 16.Do yr kids not like em then?"Lemmings" was quite a jump for me, the only two albums I'd bought before this were Black Sabbath's "Paranoid" and "Deep Purple In Rock".My kids think ad2 are pretty much 'out there'.But ad really struck a chord with me.First I'd thought it was some resault of hallucinogens overdose.Than it came clear to me that this is a masterpiece.Love this Band Sweet !!!!!Adding comments has been disabled for this video.Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player.This video has been added to your favorites.The video has been added to your playlist.Thank you for flagging this video.Content of this nature is not necessarily prohibited on YouTube, however we will review this video and take action as appropriate.Please refer to our Help Center for more information and the complete instructions.Thank you for sharing your concerns.Thank you for sharing this video!Change this to see only comments above a certain value.Change the value of a comment by clicking on a thumb.Can anybody enlighten me about the silent movie on display here.Tanz der lemming is one the best album ever.Amon Duul II one the best of their time along with CAN and Hawkwind..Would you like to comment?The code changes based on your selection. |
