mardi 28 janvier 1975

Can

Salle Roger Salengro, Lille, France

Discographie / Discography

Can

Allées O Venues

Enregistrements

(998/1) Can, , Can Live Music (Live 1971-1977)

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CAN LIVE 1971-1977
SPOON CD 42/43

CD 1
-01 Jynx 1975-10-14, Gießen, D Universität
-02 Dizzy dizzy 1975-11-19, Brighton, GB Sussex University
-03 Vernal Equinox 1975-11-19, Brighton, GB Sussex University
-04 Fizz Keele, 1977
-05 You Doo Right 1975-05-04, Croydon, GB Greyhound
-06 Cascade Waltz London, 1977

CD 2
-01 Colchester Finale Colchester, 1972
-02 Kata Kong, 1975-11-21, Hatfield, GB Polytechnic
-03 Spoon, Cologne, 1972)

(999/1) Can, , The Peel Sessions

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The Peel Sessions
Strange Fruit SFR CD 135

01 Up The Bakerloo Line With Anne (20/02/1973)
02 Return To BB City (08/10/1974)
03 Tape Kebab (08/10/1974)
04 Tony Wanna Go (29/01/1974)
05 Geheim (Half Past One) (14/05/1975)
06 Mighty Girl (14/05/1975)

(708/1) Can, 1971-10-22, Volkshalle, Watzenborn Steinberg, Germany

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Can - Live at Volkshalle Watzenborn-Steinberg, Gießen, Germany (October 22 or 23, 1971)
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Full concert. This is one of the earliest circulating Can concerts.

1. Halleluhwah 0:00
2. Paperhouse
3. Full Moon on the Highway
4. Lies
5. Hakucho
6. Convulsions
7. Bring Me Coffee or Tea/ Yoo Doo Right
8. Halleluhwah
9. Turtles Have Short Legs

Damo Suzuki: vocals
Michael Karoli: guitar
Irmin Schmidt: keyboards
Holger Czukay: bass
Jaki Liebezeit: drums

Sourced from MP3. Poor quality, due to general murkiness and mono sound. Despite that, I'd prefer a crap recording over no recording at all, any day.

The date is not certain. It can either be from October 22 or 23, 1971.

"Turtles Have Short Legs" is a rarity, and it actually resembles its studio version, which is freaking unbelievable to me, given how accustomed to live improvisations Can was.

Not much else to say; hope you enjoy!

(706/2) Can, 1972-03-02, Free Concert, Köln, Germany

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CAN

1972-03-02

Free Concert (Sporthalle ) Koln

(706/3) Can, 1972-03-02, Free Concert, Köln, Germany

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CAN

1972-03-02

free concert

01 - Mushroom pt 1
02 - Introduction
03 - Mushroom pt 2
05 - Bring Me Coffee Or Tea
06 - Halleluwah

(5/1) Can, 1973, Inner Space Studio, Novernich, Germany

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CAN
Doko-E

1. Doko-E 36'05"

Doko-E = "Where Picture?" in Japanese

Unreleased 1973 Inner Space studio recording Made during the sessions for Future Days Full-length version from a bootleg LP

Czukay / Karoli / Liebezeit / Schmidt / Suzuki

(817/1) Can, 1973-03-10, Imperial College, London, England

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CAN
Imperial College,
London 1973.03.10

Source: audience recording, generation unknown
Quality: C-/C (A = excellent, E = abysmal)
No noise reduction, signal processing or effects used at all.
Cd-r -> FLAC -> You

TRACKS:

01 Untitled 17:01
02 Full Moon On The Highway 14:19
03 Untitled 21:0104 Spoon (cuts) 10:28


Damo Suzuki - vocals
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards

This came from a collector circa 2001/2. I have two versions of this recording and this is the better one, its crisper, suffers far less with tape hiss and has a more natural (albeit limited) sounding high end in it.

Its a ok-ish audience recording which starts out a bit muffled until about 10:29 when it improves. However this muffled quality comes in and out across the recording. Whether its a product of source tape ageing or some kind of compression from the recorded used is unknown. It is a good show though if you like this period of Can and certainly has both mysterious and intense sections. This concert appeared on Dime about two years ago I recall but this is from my cd-r source, not from that version, and has never been on any tracker. Enjoy.


From the hT archives.
You know the drill. For trade or giveaway only.
First uploaded to Dime by Happy Trader November 7th 2010.

This reseed upped 2013.04.04

(707/1) Can, 1973-05-12, L Olympia, Paris, France

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CAN

1973-05-12

Live at Olympia Paris France

(707/2) Can, 1973-05-12, L Olympia, Paris, France

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Can - Olympia, Paris 1973-05-12

Source: mixing desk/fm broadcast(?), generation unknown
SA90 cassette -> Protools -> AIFF -> FLAC

Quality: A-/B+

A = excellent, E = abysmal

No signal processing or effects used at all.

TRACKS:

Disk 1

01 Queueing Down 36:39
02 One More Night 09:08

Disk 2

03 Spoon 32:10
04 Vitamin C 13:44


Damo Suzuki - vocals
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards

This is a great recording of Can from '73 and I am curious to know if it might be from a French radio broadcast as opposed to a straight mixing desk recording. There is a slight tape hiss to it and a few minor audio defects i.e. slight muffling here and there, which to my ears sound the kind of generation artefacts you might expect from analogue copying. It is however a very enjoyable listen, check out the sample. This concert may have appeared on Dime during a flood of Can recordings about two years ago but this is from my source procured about from a dealer circa 2003/4.

Seasonal greetings for Winter Solstice 2010!

RIP Don Van Vliet.

From the HT archives.
Uploaded to Dime by Happy Trader 19th December 2010.
You know the drill. For trade or giveaway only.

(820/1) Can, 1973-08-25, Empire Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland

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Can - Edinburgh Festival 25th August 1973


Source: mixing desk recording
Quality: A

A = excellent, E = abysmal

No signal processing or effects used at all.


TRACKS:
01. Soup (14:28)
02. Bel Air (30:47)


Damo Suzuki - vocals
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards


This is a wonderful and fascinating recording by Can, being the last show of Damo Suzuki. I recall a version of this was uploaded some years ago to Dime but this is not that version. It's an excellent recording so enjoy.


Uploaded to Dime by Happy Trader March 2010.
You know the drill. For trade or giveaway only.

(275/1) Can, 1974-02-10, Town Hall, Birmingham, England

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Can - 1974-02-10 City Hall Birmingham



CD1
set one
1. Untitled
27:44
2. Untitled
11:43
set two
3.

Improvisation/Gomorrha 26:45
66:12

CD2
1. One More Night 8:49
2. Untitled 9:20
set three
3. Bel Air 13:16
4. Spray 15:40
encore
5. Untitled 7:26
54:34

Michael Karoli - guitar
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Holger Czukay - bass

1-1: Nothing specifically off Soon Over Babaluma, but includes at least 3 track themes
1-2: includes elements of Pinch, Soup and Spoon
2-2: ends with stage announcement: "We're going to take a break, 20 minutes intermission"

2 x BASF chromdioxid SM C90 Cassette source (unknown gen stereo AUD) >
> .aup rips made with Audacity 1.2.6 for Mac in 2012 >
> .aup rips re-imported into Audacity 2.1.0 for Windows in 2016 >
> FLAC export (level 8 ~ 16-bit)

remaster from original source via flac/web by ykw
speed corrections as suggested by tezeta

120'41"

(300/1) Can, 1974-02-19, BBC Golders Green Hippodrome, London, England

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CAN

1974-02-19
Golders Green Hippodrome, London, UK

Source: FM
Lineage: see below

1. Ta Hyidit Yanit (22:16)

Musicians:
Holger Czukay
Michael Karoli
Jaki Liebezeit
Irmin Schmidt

Notes:
This track comes from a torrent of the 1973 Edinburgh show where it was included; the original info file is added just below. It included some inaccurate information about the place where it was recorded; I took my infos from this excellent and highly recommended CAN concert listing: http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm

I like my music tagged so i tagged and also renamed the file.
I added an ffp and a new md5 file.
Other than that the file is untouched and as it came with the original torrent.

Tagged & re-seeded on Zomb by surfling january 2013.

All thanks go to the original seeder 'Gary' and to TomP for his fine remaster!

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(TomP) REMASTER

CAN
-----
Edinburgh, Scotland
8/25/73
+
BBC Studios - London, England 1974

Source: Zomb post by 'Gary'
http://zombtracker.the-zomb.com/details.php?id=14091
: Also been on Dime a while ago
: Also got a copy off Ebay before I knew of Dime (sorry!)
: Also have worn out 1st gen cassette from my own FM > reel-to-reel of the BBC part

Sbd master tapes>?>cdr
Probably 1st gen transfers

Changes Made (Nero 7):
Cross mixed all tracks (87:13), better instrument definition, less background noise
Centred the balance on all tracks
Removed the extreme (unrelated) applause bursts
Cross faded tracks to smoothe the transition
Fixed glitch at 3.52 track 02
Fixed varying balance on track 02 (before & just after the glitch)
Reduced the higher volume of track 03 announcements
Reduced volume of track 03 to match the others

Quality: Worth an A+ now
---------- ---------- ----

Got this one from Zomb to check out the quality against my Ebay copy and my worn out (from too much playing over the years) cassette of the BBC FM part, originally recorded on my old reel-to-reel (long lost). With some editing (above) it is now a really good sounding set, so do grab it while you can...

...Enjoy !!

Set List (65.52)
---------- -------
1 Improvisation > Soup (13.56) *
2 Belair > Improvisation (29.37) *
3 Tatgirdid Janit (22:16) **

* Edinburgh - Damo Suzuki's Last Show
This was recorded for a live lp....never happened.

** BBC Studios - London, England 1974
FM broadcast, Not released on the official Peel Sessions cd
Note the title is as confirmed by the band (on my cassette) just before this track starts and is my best attempt at spelling what phonetically is 'tart-jeer-did yann-eat'

(330/1) Can, 1974-04-13, Palais Des Expositions, Poitiers, France

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CAN 1974-04-13 Le Palais Des Expositions, Poitiers, France (reseed)

CAN
1974-04-13
(apr 13, 1974)
Festival Equinoxe II
Le Palais Des Expositions
Poitiers, France

"FUTURE DAYS" - tour

source:
audience recording received by trade
transfer: tape > TEAC W600R > Tascam DR-07 > wav > DBpoweramp > flac

setlist:

1. ? > Gomorrha 45:51
2. ? 10:24
3. ? 4:00

total time 60:17 min.

have no glue with the titles.
http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm says
Schwartko 9'
Taurus 8'
Improvisation 1 14'
Improvisation 2 11'
Gomorrha 7'

lineup:
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Irmin Schmidt - keys

discography:
'Monster Movie' (1969)
'Soundtracks' (1970)
'Tago Mago' (1971)
'Ege Bamyasi' (1972)
'Future Days' (1973)
'Soon Over Babaluma' (1974)
'Landed' (1975)
'Flow Motion' (1976)
'Saw Delight' (1977)
'Out Of Reach' (1978)
'Rite Time ' (1989)

links:
http://www.spoonrecords.com/
http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm

last seed by TREKK33000 on 16 Jan, 2011 as torrent #340387
re-seeded by FBAUER on 2014-01-25

(495/1) Can, 1975-01-17, Le Bataclan, Paris, France

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CAN 1975-01-17 Bataclan, Paris, France (reseed)

CAN
1975-01-17
(jan 17, 1975)
Bataclan
Paris, France

"FUTURE DAYS" - tour

source:
audience recording received by trade

setlist:

1. Improvisation 12:42
2. Dizzy Dizzy 17:15
3. Improvisation 12:33

total time 42:31 min.

lineup:
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Irmin Schmidt - keys

discography:
'Monster Movie' (1969)
'Soundtracks' (1970)
'Tago Mago' (1971)
'Ege Bamyasi' (1972)
'Future Days' (1973)
'Soon Over Babaluma' (1974)
'Landed' (1975)
'Flow Motion' (1976)
'Saw Delight' (1977)
'Out Of Reach' (1978)
'Rite Time ' (1989)

links:
http://www.spoonrecords.com/
http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm

re-seeded by FBAUER on 2014-01-25

(495/2) Can, 1975-01-17, Le Bataclan, Paris, France

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CAN
Bataclan, Paris, France
January (17?), 1975

Unknown audience recording
Trade CDR > EAC (secure) > FLAC (L8)

1. Intro (Glory) (12:19)
2. Dizzy Dizzy (16:55)
3. Quantum Physics (12:06)
4. Splash (12:39)
5. Chain Reaction (17:34)
6. Up The Floyd '75 (3:10)

Total time 74:46

Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards

http://www.spoonrecords.com/
http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm#1975

Notes: There has always been some confusion about CAN's Bataclan shows in January 1975. I have no idea if the only played the two shows on the 17th and the 29th, and if maybe they played two shows on one of those nights. Anyway, I acquired this show here in a trade several years ago and it came as "Paris January 75" with the setlist mentioned above which is clearly different from the showed believed to be from January 29, 1975 but may be a more complete version of the January 17 show recently reseeded by fbauer: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=480094

Open for discussion...

Support the artists! Buy their official releases, go to their concerts!
Trade freely! Do not buy or sell! Keep it lossless!

Uploaded to DIME by propylaen in January 2014.

Enjoy!

(505/1) Can, 1975-01-23, Le Bataclan, Paris, France

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CAN

1975-01-23

Live at Le Bataclan Paris France

(500/16) Can, 1975-01-28, La Salle Roger Salengro, Lille, France

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(813/1) Can, 1975-01-29, Le Bataclan, Paris, France

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CAN 1975-01-29 Bataclan, Paris, France (reseed)

CAN
1975-01-29
(jan 29, 1975)
Bataclan
Paris, France

"FUTURE DAYS" - tour

source:
SBD recording
lineage: Sony UX100 (Chrome) -> Tascam 464 -> Protools -> AIFF -> FLAC

No compression or noise reduction used at all

note:
this is the first digitisation of this cassette which came from a trader in the early 90's.
It has been in storage since 1995 and just rediscovered. Its nowhere near the fidelity of the '73 Edinburgh show which I seeded recently but of historial interest to all of those who like Can in this initial post Damo period
and before they had dedicated vocalists again. Michael Karoli features on vocals here and there but its mostly instrumentals with some themes from 'Soon over Babluma'.

I am going by the date on the cassette but stating that I notice that it doesn't correlate with any of the dates on the excellent Can resource at http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm
The song lengths, however, almost match the listings for the Bataclan 1975-01-29 performance. Hence it could be that this recorded set could be that one but unless someone can confirm empirically with a copy of the 29th Jan show I am staying with the date that came with the tape.

In regards its audio qualities it is a reasonable mixing desk recording but possibly because of low levels in previous transfers it has a slightly muffled quality here and there plus a layer of hiss.
The original cassette speed was about 5% too fast so that was attended to with the pitch control on the Tascam and the overall stereo levels were volume boosted to minimise noise. There is not much in the way of cymbals, its quite a dry recording but I'd welcome someone having a go at remastering it unless a lower generation copy could be upped. As with other recent ups I haven't seen this recording on DIME during the time I've been on here nor through searches. However it may well have made an appearance before from another source. Its a funky show so in any case please enjoy!

Digitised from the ht cassette archive by happytrader, April 2010

setlist:

cd1 72:10
1. Chain Reaction 11:57
2. Splash > Bel Air 14:07
3. Dizzy Dizzy 7:03
4. Full Moon On The Highway 11:04
5. Improvisation 27:57

cd2 17:31
1. Sunday Jam 12:01
2. Quantum Physics 5:29 [cuts early]

total time 89:42 min.

lineup:
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Irmin Schmidt - keys

cover artwork(s) inside

discography:
'Monster Movie' (1969)
'Soundtracks' (1970)
'Tago Mago' (1971)
'Ege Bamyasi' (1972)
'Future Days' (1973)
'Soon Over Babaluma' (1974)
'Landed' (1975)
'Flow Motion' (1976)
'Saw Delight' (1977)
'Out Of Reach' (1978)
'Rite Time ' (1989)

links:
http://www.spoonrecords.com/
http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm

seeded by HAPPYTRADER in 2010-04-19 as torrent #300143
re-seeded by FBAUER on 2014-01-25

(565/1) Can, 1975-05-17, University Of Essex, Colchester, England

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CAN

1975-05-17

colchester university

01 track 1
02 track 2
03 track 3
04 track 4
05 track 5
06 track 6
07 track 7
08 track 8

(565/2) Can, 1975-05-17, University Of Essex, Colchester, England

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CAN

1975-05-17

Live at University Of Essex Colchester

(570/1) Can, 1975-05-18, Roundhouse, London, England

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CD1 43:14

101. Chain Reaction 17:32
102. Bel Air 7:46
103. Dizzy Dizzy 9:39
104. Pinch/Meadow Sweet 8:10

CD2 62:21

201. The Gypsy 17:57
202. One More Night/Splash 11:30
203. Full Moon on the Highway 22:35 (ext. host: https://drive.google.com/fold..ZU2dhem12YWkxT1k&usp=sharing)
204. Unfinished 10:18 (ext. host: https://drive.google.com/fold..ZU2dhem12YWkxT1k&usp=sharing)

CAN

Holger Czukay - bass guitar
Michael Karoli - guitar, vocals
Jaki Liebezeit - drums, percussion
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards

TT = 1:45:34

supplier source notes
jonsatticuk: A stereo audience recording. Sound quality is perfectly acceptable though not as good as the previous day's show at Colchester. Not sure if this one has been widely circulated before. Exact lineage is unknown but it does sound very low generation. With thanks to Richard for the original transfer from his cassette.

tezeta: I passed the main part of this excellent concert share by jonsatticuk to my kind friend flambay for speed correction. flambay did a very careful and accurate job.
I picked up the end of "Full Moon" and the final enacore as high-range VBR MP3's from a CDr entitled "Live, Landed" and while they have some significant phasing problems and a somewhat shaky sound environment, I still think it is quite acceptable and a stellar performance, so I left them as is, except for converting them to WAV for speed adjustment.
You will hear the transition to the CDr around the 14th minute of "Full Moon". To the MP3 sources I applied speed reduction of -0.165 semis, done in Reaper with the files converted to WAV. Some song titles were also adjusted for historical accuracy.

YKW's additional remastering (Sound Forge 6) notes:
I think this is from even more sources than stated, for example the opening Chain Reaction sounds like it is further from the stage (and is boomy and overloaded) and in later tracks we can hear different people chatting at different points and the stereo dimension keeps changing throughout. Anyway, I basically attempted to EQ it all the same (not quite possible) repair the levels, glitches and drop-outs, and also do a better overlap in Full Moon... I also cut out some bits of audience that had been clumsily inserted and replaced some close chit-chat with ambience. Also fixed one tape splice in "The Gypsy".

(585/1) Can, 1975-08-06, Les Arenes, Arles, France

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CAN
Théâtre Antique, Arles, France
6 August 1975

aud>1st gen cassette>cdr>eac(secure mode)>flac(level 8)> Soundforge 10: speed correction, between -25cts and +15cts, minor phase offset adjustments, all detected drop out spots cleaned, patches included from FBauer source, all tracks merged to one single wav file > Flac level 8

Fbauer source patches extracted, speed corrected, phase offset and volume level adjusted to closer match with main source.

FBauer source Patches included in that single file can be found here:
{0:00-0:17}
{13:21-13:57}
{1:18:06,550 - end}

You may want to re-track that single file to your own liking, along the individual track titles.

-- flambay

~~~~

Tracks split in Audacity, March 2016, by tezeta. Repeat section edited out.

1. Dizzy Dizzy 13:33
2. Bring Me Coffee or Tea 11:12
3. Vitamin C 7:51
4. Red Hot Indians/Meadow Sweet 23:07
5. Chain Reaction/The Gypsy 22:50

TT = 1:18:33

with huge thanks to flambay, fbauer, Michel, and Olivier!

(610/1) Can, 1975-10-24, Saarbrücken, Germany

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Can

Saarbrücken,Germany 1975

CD 1
01. Twenty-Five-Forty-Two ( 25:43 ) 00-25:43
02. Sixteen-Zero-Three ( 16:03 ) 25:43-41:46
03. Nine-Zero-Eight ( 9:08 ) 41:46-50:54

CD 2
01. Thirty-Five-Thirty-One ( 35:22 ) 00-35:22
02. Zero-Eight-Nineteen( 8:19 ) 35:22-43:41

(620/1) Can, 1975-10-31, Stuttgart, Germany

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1975-10-31

Live In Stuttgart

01 Improvisation
02 Bel Air
03 Dizzy Dizzy
04 Pinch Improvisation

(804/1) Can, 1976-01-16, Grenoble, France

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CAN

Grenoble and London 1976

Two Can shows from different ends of 1976. Both with excellent sound quality. I believe both are audience recordings but then again I could be wrong. Track listings are as received when this was seeded way back in 2005 so tread with caution in some instances. The original files suffered from SBEs. These have been removed and tracks realigned in Amadeus.

Artwork included if that's your kettle of frogs.

CD 1
01. Pinch / Improvisation 10:17
02. Dizzy Dizzy 08:27
03. Chain Reaction / Half Past One 23:09
04. Vernal Equinox 14:35
05. Improvisation 01:30
06. Improvisation 05:27

CD 2
01. Ibis / Improvisation 14:18
02. cÕest mauvais! 00:44
03. Moonshake / DonÕt Say No 14:13
04. Vitamin C 17:33
05. Pinch / Improvisation 24:45
GRENOBLE, FRANCE. 16 JANUARY 1976
CD 1 tracks 01-05 & CD 2 tracks 01 + 02
NEW VICTORIA THEATRE, LONDON, UK. 4 DECEMBER 1976
CD 2 tracks 03-05
CAN
Holger Czukay Ð bass guitarMichael Karoli Ð guitar, vocals,Jaki Liebezeit Ð drums, percussionIrmin Schmidt Ð keyboards

Original lineage given as : sbd>?>cdr>eac>shn
New linege : sbd>?>cdr>eac>shn>Xact>Amadeaus>Xact>Flac

Pass it on!

(805/1) Can, 1976-01-17, Lyon, France

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CAN

Lyon, France. 17 January 1976

Another superb sounding audience recording of a Can show from January 1976. I received this in a trade back around 2002 and unfortunately it's origins are unknown although given the quality probably very low gen. The actual venue is unknown and the CAN database at http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/can.htm doesn't offer any clues either.

Artwork is included and I make no excuse for the mouse, limited or otherwise.

CD 1
01 Intro 0:16
02 Citrus 9:31
03 Red Hot Indians 12:28
04 Dizzy Dizzy 7:34
05 Annoucement / EntrÕacte 0:14
CD 2
01 Chain Reaction 13:05
02 One More Night 9:14
03 Vernal Equinox - More Spree - Vitamin C 33:08
CAN
Holger Czukay Ð bass guitar
Michael Karoli Ð guitar, vocals,
Jaki Liebezeit Ð drums, percussion
Irmin Schmidt Ð keyboards
CAN
Holger Czukay Ð bass guitarMichael Karoli Ð guitar, vocals,Jaki Liebezeit Ð drums, percussionIrmin Schmidt Ð keyboards


Linage: unknown> CDR> XxACT CD Extraction> Flac

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(812/1) Can, 1976-12-04, New Victoria Theatre, London, England

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CAN

Grenoble and London 1976

Two Can shows from different ends of 1976. Both with excellent sound quality. I believe both are audience recordings but then again I could be wrong. Track listings are as received when this was seeded way back in 2005 so tread with caution in some instances. The original files suffered from SBEs. These have been removed and tracks realigned in Amadeus.

Artwork included if that's your kettle of frogs.

CD 1
01. Pinch / Improvisation 10:17
02. Dizzy Dizzy 08:27
03. Chain Reaction / Half Past One 23:09
04. Vernal Equinox 14:35
05. Improvisation 01:30
06. Improvisation 05:27

CD 2
01. Ibis / Improvisation 14:18
02. cÕest mauvais! 00:44
03. Moonshake / DonÕt Say No 14:13
04. Vitamin C 17:33
05. Pinch / Improvisation 24:45
GRENOBLE, FRANCE. 16 JANUARY 1976
CD 1 tracks 01-05 & CD 2 tracks 01 + 02
NEW VICTORIA THEATRE, LONDON, UK. 4 DECEMBER 1976
CD 2 tracks 03-05
CAN
Holger Czukay Ð bass guitarMichael Karoli Ð guitar, vocals,Jaki Liebezeit Ð drums, percussionIrmin Schmidt Ð keyboards

Original lineage given as : sbd>?>cdr>eac>shn
New linege : sbd>?>cdr>eac>shn>Xact>Amadeaus>Xact>Flac

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(2/1) Can, 1977-03-19, University, Nottingham, England

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CAN - March 19, 1977, University of Nottingham, UK
(quite good audience rec, slightly remastered)

1. Fizz 11:12
2. Don't Say No 13:40
3. Cascade Waltz 6:28
4. Animal Waves 18:38
5. Dizzy Dizzy 12:09

total time 62:16

lineup:
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Holger Czukay - short wave radio, gadgets
Michael Karoli - guitar
Irmin Schmidt - keys
Rosko Gee - bass

ykw: "fbauer says, 'source: FM recording, aired by BBC Radio Nottingham.'

However, this wasn't broadcasted. I know, I was living in north Leicestershire at the time and we could get BBC Radio Nottingham. It was listed in the local Radio Times, so I tuned in to discover that week's "Rock Goes to College" broadcast had been cancelled for some sport event.

Clearly this is an audience recording, from someone toward mid-center of the hall. Clues were the many clunks, thuds and rustles as the recorder moved around during the concert (most of these I have removed). It's also mono, and BBC Radio Nottingham broadcast in stereo in 1977.

This is re-EQ'd and sharpened/boosted, with some level corrections and clumsy edits between the tracks removed.

Speed increased by +0.44 semitones as suggested by tezeta, in Sound Forge."

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(3/1) Can, 1977-05-02, Théâtre Le Palace, Paris, France

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Lineage: A Pinch of Can 2CDr > WAV sent via web > FLAC w/ TLH

This fragment of "Animal Waves" is absolutely superb, and it's a shame that more of the concert wasn't recorded. I hope all of you will enjoy regardless of length as it's a very good quality extract from a rare phase of the band's late incarnation. With many, many thanks to Andy Hooker for sharing the Pinch of Can boot with me, as well as the excellent Bordeaux concert from March '76, which I've put on the tracker already.

Animal Waves 5:06


Rebop Kwaku Baah - Percussion
Holger Czukay - Electronic noise
Rosko Gee - Bass
Michael Karoli - Guitar, vocals
Jaki Liebezeit - Drums
Irmin Schmidt - Keys

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(4/1) Can, 1977-05-15, Hochschule Der Künste, Berlin, Germany

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Can - Hochschule der Künste, Berlin, Germany
15 May 1977

DISC 1
1. I Want More/Improvisation 20:01
2. Like Inobe God 8:41
3. Fizz 14:12

DISC 2
1. Animal Waves/Improvisation 34:47
2. Dizzy Dizzy 8:37

One of Holger's last shows with Can and the last known recording with him.
Can only did 6 more gigs after this.

86'25"

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