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@sfascia-carrozze: it’s always an honor to receive your comment (whether it’s five or not), best regards. @JimMorrison: what do you think of Ash Ra Tempel?

Damn it odradek, you outranked me on the homepage. We sent the review at the exact same second of the same minute, 19:25:00 sharp! When it comes to buying obscure records, I unhesitatingly rely on eBay: with an average of 12-13 euros, I can find practically everything and I've never received a package. @psychopompe: this is certainly not a brick like Electronic Meditation, it's predominantly guitar-driven psychedelia (I'm talking about Amboss). As for the B side (Traummaschine), it's a more accessible and slightly more energetic version of the B side of Irrlicht. But if Bardo Pond bored you, then perhaps Ash Ra isn’t for you; the style is the same (even their collaboration with Roy Montgomery was named Hash Jar Tempo in a clear homage). @Sanjuro: I’ve definitely fallen in love with kraut by listening to Faust, especially the first one. Maybe give that a try if you haven’t already, otherwise no worries.

Pretazzo, what do you think of Pegboy? I listened to them and they didn’t impress me, melodic punk rock without too many pretensions. If Naked Raygun is in the same vein, I think I’ll skip them.

Holy cow, stumbling upon one of his pages by accident means spending 10 minutes reading the review, 10 minutes listening to the samples, 45 minutes reading the comments, and 20 euros for the record. Odradek is bad for your health and your wallet, enough!

Let's ostracize Odradek! I propose a comment strike on his reviews. Too short and sloppily written, lacking elegance. And never once does he suggest anything new, always the same well-known records.

I FILE A COMPLAINT, I filed a complaint you dirty dog!

Hey, as samples you included the entire tracks. YOU CAN'T, there are strict rules for copyright protection; I have already reported this to the relevant authorities, contact your lawyer.

Delicious, superb, and succinctly comprehensive, the review is one of the best I’ve read in a while. The album is probably too soft for my ears, but it might be worth a try.

I only have the legendary "live/dead" and I've never gone beyond that because I'm told (and you confirm) that their studio albums aren't up to par. The review is well-written and concise, well done.

@fusillo: of course I overdid it! Do you think someone can go crazy just by listening to music? I added a bit of emphasis; it was necessary because this is a truly special album. I'm sorry you didn't like the review, but if you don't know Ash Ra Tempel, I recommend trying Schwingungen, which is a bit more accessible and really dreamy, fabulous.
@Pamelio: watch out, I warned you. @Lewis: the Guru Guru you reviewed also fry your brain in a similar way, right?
@Enea/Ashluke/lukin: give it a listen, it's a total blast, especially side A.