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Even though... the butler... mmmhhh...
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I didn't know this, that's why Earth were publishing on Sub-Pop. Even in my review, I was wondering why and how. Thanks a lot, you’ve cleared up a cosmic doubt for me. But I still think Dylan Dog has something to do with it...
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Tax office bless you all.
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Here, I'll also give you the lineup, Treasurer. Musicians: Ralf Hutter - Keyboards / Florian Schneider - Flute, Violin, Percussion / Basil Hammoundi - Percussion / Butch Hauf - Bass, Percussion / Fred Monics - Drums. Cashier.
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I was saying that I needed to give you one. Accountant.
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The record is by Organisation, that cover is a reissue with the name Kraftwerk just to sell. The group also included other people; it's not a Kraftwerk album. Anyway, I don't agree; this record is half a piece of crap compared to all the stuff that came out between '69 and '70 in Germany of the same genre-flow-type etc. I'm giving you one because you also titled it commercially Kraftwerk Organisation. This is the original cover -> Ingrandisci questa immagine <- You have yielded to the laws of the market, Financier.
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No, that wasn't Dylan Carlson, but Dylan Dog.
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And back then they weren't yet Dylan Carlson's band. They were a 50&50 duo.
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The title is 2, <<< it's curious how in 12 years practically no one (including the one writing to you) has ever noticed this work and the Earth.>>> Buy the CD and read the back; there are snippets of the (positive) reviews from various music magazines. They released it in '93 on Sub-Pop, so they definitely had some exposure with this album. All this rambling to convince people to buy it, and you're not even the first one who hasn't bought it. It's not right, no no, that's not the behavior of a Good Boy Scout.
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Bought it, then I have at least 60 or 70 if not more between downloaded live albums, posthumous ones and not. Among the ones I've purchased, I have Bitches Brew, Big Fun, Sketches Of Spain, Live Evil, Doo Bop, Live AT The Fillmore 70, The Man With The Horn, Kind Of Blue, Bag's Groove, On The Corner, Get Up With It, Tutu... and I think that’s about it. For DVDs, I have the one for Kind Of Blue, the one for Bitches Brew and the one for Tutu, which also rhyme. Buying them all is suicide; Pre-Bitches Brew, there are 70 albums (so he says, I don’t remember where), Post Bitches Brew there should be about another 50 (that’s what I remember, once I counted on the official site). And then there are the live albums released posthumously, I’d guess there are another 50 or so. Just 220 albums. There are people who haven’t even bought 220 albums from various artists, let alone from just one. Take a look at his official website and have a laugh when you read the discography.