the chemistry is as silly as the love songs: "All I Want (is you to love me)" is a monotonous one-liner: motor skills meets dance bass

Phil Lesh (processed electric bass)

Choirs of overtones outshine their fundamental frequencies

Titfield Thunderbolt were Richmond’s answer to The Fugs

CAN - Monster Movie LP techno the chemistry is as sillyFor a long time the Can LPs only circulated as bootlegs, now the official vinyl reissues are finally available via Spoon Records! The limited first release of the album appeared in August 1969 on the Music Factory label under the name THE CAN. The second release, with new artwork as we know it today, took place on Liberty Records the following year. The album was recorded in Nrvenich Castle with Can's first singer Malcolm Mooney. The band's album