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  • Jaki, one of the BEST drummers that ever lived.

  • i don't like the ''post-1973 Can'' very much, bu i have to admit that some parts are just stunning, like his one

  • Not my fave era from Can, I prefer the '68 - '73 stuff - but shit this is good! When I first put on the Landed album (which this is off) I was underwhelmed. Then this came on. It has such typically incredible drumming from Jaki Liebezeit and the whole track moves t such a pace...breathtaking. For me, the one of the highlights of Can's entire 'post-Damo' era.

  • HOLY SHIT

  • Even when they're doing "fusion," they're still droning. This is a good thing, by the way. The only bands who I have heard consistently hit that drone that pulls you out of your body like an oyster from a shell are Can, the Velvet Underground, and Magma.

  • this is like holy fuck but a lot better lol

  • Jaki what the fuck?!?

  • I remember this from the time, and thinking WTF is that guy doing to his organ? It was shorty after this that Irmin Schmidt broke his leg and the tour was cancelled. It was like Beefheart dumping Woodstock. How different things coulda been. Irmin Schmidt is remarkably small for such a crazy guy.

  • Jaki Libezeit is the SHIT. those grooves are unstoppable.

  • No wonder John Lydon loved them...

  • don't hate my guts but this almost kind of reminds me of bits of the album"blow by blow" from jeff beck

  • @dirtbag1713

    Vernal Equinox is from album "Landed" published same year as "Blow by blow" (1975). It's music era when jazz fusion, jazz-rock became popular...and when people were playing as crazy. You should check out band Isotope, song "Illusion", for example, same year 1975.

  • @dirtbag1713 Maybe just a little bit. It could also have some Mahavishnu influences too. Jazz rock was big back then.

  • Diamonds in the rough and strangers in their time

  • Can love them, hate them...such an interesting sociological/anthropological pocket of music history either way

  • These guys are pretty awesome. How come i've never heard of 'em?

  • @sparkybonehead Because they're just great!

  • the recurring nightmare of history... jeff beck turned into jeff beck and can turned into can. (it made me think of their interview on the stairs in the german language pseudo-documenting program.) just because you know you're being played this time doesn't necessarily help you the next time you open the door. at least the band got some shiny new clothes thrown into the bargain.

  • best drummer of all time...

  • liebezeits drumming is flawless. he can not be human

  • wow - no such thing as an ordinary jam in the can oeuvre. Dig the chain vest, and gloves on bass (why...) and everyone playing great rhythm.

  • Top drummer!

  • Is this available on LP or CD?

  • @TheWhiteShark100

    No, there isn't any published LP or CD from this show.

  • @TMTKowalski

    Thanks for reply. Sad, there´s no copy :(

  • @TheWhiteShark100

    Its on the Can studio album Landed

  • ultimate shit hot band timeless fucking holy grail hell invented drums and bass guitars on fire?!

  • they invented drum and bass!!

  • very cool shit hot band timeless

  • crazy shit hot band timeless

  • fucking hell jaki is on fire here

  • Hey thanks, this the Holy Grail of Can!!

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