Japanese vocalist best known for his role as Can's singer (1970–1973). Later creator of Damo Suzuki's Network, performing improvised live 'creative composition' with rotating local musicians and releasing many live documents and collaborations.

Former vocalist of Can; credited on the Can albums Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi, Future Days and Soundtracks. Celebrated for long live improvisations, the Damo Suzuki's Network, and frequent collaborations with local experimental musicians.

Reviews describe Damo Suzuki as the Japanese ex-Can vocalist turned improviser and itinerant performer. He is associated with long live jams, the Damo Suzuki's Network and a rotating cast of collaborators. The reviews highlight specific live documents and collaborative releases.

For:Fans of krautrock, experimental and improvised music; listeners interested in live-collaboration projects.

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 When I grow up, I want to be an outsider too.

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 It is therefore worth remembering that Damo Suzuki was the singer of Can, a pioneering and foundational German band in the kraut rock scene whose value transcended its mere genre of belonging, in the period from 1970 to 1973, during which he contributed to the creation of unforgettable albums like "Tago Mago," "Future Days," "Soundtracks," and "Ege Bamyasi."

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