May 28,  · If you'd like to get an idea what Ege Bamyasi might sound like on vinyl, just get yourself a copy of Jonny Greenwood's soundtrack Inherent Vice (Warner Bros./Nonesuch ) which features "Vitamin C" on side A (sadly no additional Can tracks)/5(K).

Feb 16,  · So sad! If you'd like to get an idea what Ege Bamyasi might sound like on vinyl, just get yourself a copy of Jonny Greenwood's soundtrack Inherent Vice (Warner Bros./Nonesuch ) which features "Vitamin C" on side A (sadly no additional Can tracks)/5(41).

All of my reviews of Can albums are going to be the same. These guys were so FN ahead of what came after it's incredible. And 'Krautrock" is a dumb, meaningless term. Percussive, brilliant, fractured. Tago Mago, Future Days, and Ege Bamyasi would be required listening in my "Second Half 20th Century Music" course, if I had one/5().

Nov 15,  · We now have three listings for the green vinyl edition, but there's a strong chance these are all the same pressing and the only difference between them is the sticker on the back. If people could add runouts to the listings so that we can figure that out, that would be great. Can - Ege Bamyasi Can - Ege Bamyasi Can - Ege Bamyasi/5(21).

Jul 17,  · Extremely eclectic, yet coherent and engaging, "Ege Bamyasi" is generally an upbeat album, with great trance riffs and excellent composition ; very textured, psychedelic and nasty in its own way. I can't single out any song in particular, since each and every one of them is great, and the production is extremely crafted/5(95).

Feb 09,  · I'm So Green: B4: Spoon: Companies, etc. SPOON CD WY: Can: Ege Bamyasi ‎ (CD, Album, RE) Spoon Records, Spoon Records: spoon CD , SPOON CD WY: Germany: Sell This Version: hi, i´m looking for the can ege bamyasi poster (not the cover backside!) (otherwise from the replica poster out of the 17 vinylbox /5().

Ege Bamyasi is Can’s fourth studio album originally recorded and released in in Pitchfork went on to name Ege Bamyasi #19 on it’s list of “Top Albums of the s”. Popular tracks include “Vitamin C” and “Spoon” and a number of the other tracks have been sampled and covered/5().

Ege Bamyası is the third studio album by German krautrock band Can, originally released as an LP in by United Artists. The album contains the single "Spoon", which charted in the Top 10 in Germany, largely because of its use as the theme of a German TV thriller mini-series called Das Messer. The success of the single allowed Can to move to a better studio, in which they recorded Ege Bamyası. .

Watch the video for I'm So Green from Can's Ege Bamyasi for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.