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Popol Vuh - Improvisation (1971)

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Uploaded by on Sep 15, 2006

Very nice clip of Popol Vuh in the electronic era. Florian Fricke on the moog modular that would later be owned by Klaus Schulze.

Very nice film style too...

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  • Late 60s/early 70s Germany produced some of the most creative and vital music of all time. The Krautrock bands influenced modern mainstream music in profound ways that most of the audience are totally unaware of. It's such an injustice that the musicians of that time aren't better known today, and even worse that most people would dismiss it all as atonal rubbish.

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  • It is not very often that music reminds me that I have ears, this is one of those moments.

  • @UppruniTegundanna you could say the same thing for no wave music which was more experimental, more atonal, and more influential.

  • @MikeAdupont everyone has their own tastes. One thing is for certain is the era you enjoy would have never have happened had it not been for 60's hippies and what they had laid the ground work for. As technology evolved you could do more and it was evolving by the time this era came to be. Some as myself believe that most prog got too intricate and tried to impress too much. It lost it's simplicity. I enjoy drone immensely and a band that can reinvent that many times over is my taste

  • where is that building that they are in?

  • love this! was pointed this way by eyeearbrain.t35.me

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    das ist Frank Fiedler

  • @LasAtakas

    If your going to quote from the book of revelation, don't go calling it the book of revelations,

    theres no 'S' its the book of revelation as revealed by St John the Divine.

    See also Mary Hopkin, she must despair

  • let's share an immense love to Germany for having created such a wonderful musical reality

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