Kraut Rock.
Never been a fan of Julian Cope's music but the man does seem to know his Krautrock. He's written a book on the subject including a list of his Top 50 essential albums from the genre. Worth a look even if he tends to favor the really obscure.
If you think the whole idea of Germans rocking out 1970s stylee sounds like a premium time waster for cash-flush collectors, I highly recommend checking out Can ("Monster Movie" = Early Floyd meets Early Sabbath; "Ege Bamaysi" = Stereolab meets James Brown), Neu! ("Neu! 75" = Sonic Youth meets Kraftwerk), and Popul Vuh ("Hosianna Mantra" = Brian Eno goes to India). All satisfaction guaranteed. And that's just the tip of the Teutonic iceberg.
If you think the whole idea of Germans rocking out 1970s stylee sounds like a premium time waster for cash-flush collectors, I highly recommend checking out Can ("Monster Movie" = Early Floyd meets Early Sabbath; "Ege Bamaysi" = Stereolab meets James Brown), Neu! ("Neu! 75" = Sonic Youth meets Kraftwerk), and Popul Vuh ("Hosianna Mantra" = Brian Eno goes to India). All satisfaction guaranteed. And that's just the tip of the Teutonic iceberg.
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