Where does Halleluhwah take you over its eighteen minutes, and does it ever start to feel long?

Tago Mago (2011 Remastered) by CAN · The Pocket
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I'm listening right now. The start of this track is absolutely amazing. The bass drop around the 4:10 mark is so fire!

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The strange quiet section shortly after is just that - strange. It's weird to drop out while so deep in a groove and then immediately pick it back up.

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The feel of the drum and bass is so thick. This is the sort of thing that inspired my club's name!

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The weird violin/fiddle reminds me of a video I saw of Vic Wooten. He was essentially explaining his philosophy that anything producing sound is music. Even if, according to music theory, things aren't meant to go together they can still go together. This track has had a few moments of pure feel like that. I love it.

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Lots of great ebbs and flows. It seems like they return to the foundational bass riff every so often to ground things. From there they've explored some really interesting themes, motifs, sounds. It's incredible that they captures such an amazing improvisational jaunt on tape. This is fantastic.

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AWESOME track. Felt like the love child of The Meters, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd and Phish.