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- Artist(s): Holger Czukay, Michael Karoli, Irmin Schmidt, Jaki Liebezeit
- Summary: The latest release from Can's archival live albums includes five tracks recorded at Keele that ranged between 10 and nearly 26 minutes.
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- Record Label: Mute
- Genre(s): Experimental, Avant-Garde, Pop/Rock, Experimental Rock, Art Rock, Kraut Rock
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Record CollectorNov 27, 2024For the Can-curious, a remarkable place to start. .... Thoroughly recommended. [Dec 2024, p.94]
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Nov 27, 2024Live in Keele 1977 is one of the better entries in the Can live series, proving that their on-stage power was still in full effect, even as they were approaching the end of their run.
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UncutNov 27, 2024The final 25-minute-long “Fünf” is most thrilling, revealing what “Animal Waves” could have been had they not been drifting in different directions in the studio. [Dec 2024, p.47]
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MojoNov 27, 2024["Fünf"] A finale that thrillingly manifests the Can legend – equal parts ascetic and visceral, a wondrous zone where the corporeally propulsive co-exists effortlessly with the cerebral. The preceding Eins to Vier really aren’t bad either. [Jan 2025, p.98]
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Classic Rock MagazineNov 27, 2024The star of this set is Michael Karoli, whose freak-out guitar solos are the epitome of what 1977 claimed to be killing off. 1977 failed, but Can in 1977 were, in their own little big world, on fire. [Dec 2024, p.86]