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- Artist(s): Holger Czukay, Michael Karoli, Irmin Schmidt, Jaki Liebezeit
- Summary: The third release of official concert by Krautrock band Can features just four tracks.
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- Record Label: Mute
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Experimental Rock, Art Rock, Kraut Rock
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MojoOct 20, 2022Their albums from this period were a little low on magic, but this is the real deal, an organic sound full of strange, shadowy moods and adventurous and melodic playing. [Nov 2022, p.104]
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UncutOct 20, 2022The third installment is almost shockingly concise at 30 minutes. ... Hearing one of the group's freewheeling jams coalesce into "Bel Air" 10 minutes into the proceedings still sparks a frisson of recognition that makes the series so exhilarating. [Nov 2022, p.46]
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Oct 20, 2022A short-but-sweet footnote in a mind-blowing campaign to remind people that a live Can performance must have been something to behold.
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The WireOct 20, 2022Live In Cuxhaven 1976 may not dispel the impression that these live records are mainly for Can devotees, but it also confirms that the last word about their volatile processes has yet to be said. [Nov 2022, p.77]
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Oct 20, 2022What’s here, across 30 minutes, is a worthy and incomplete document that contains some of the most unrestrained live Can moments yet available. What it’s missing are the doldrums, the drawn-out experiments, and that feeling that Schmidt hopes to convey.
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Oct 20, 2022What's here sounds fine, but it's nothing revelatory, and there aren't any sections that tap into some sort of divine inspiration. This may as well just be a bootleg recording of a dress rehearsal, certainly of interest to fans, but not one of Can's essential releases.