Can's Ege Bamyasi in 5 Minutes 

Stephen Malkmus of Pavement has been quoted as saying "I played Can's Ege Bamyası album every night before I went to sleep for about three years."

he's literally so awesome

They are one of the most acclaimed krautrock bands out there wot

+Anal Staircase outside of kraut rock and experimental rock bands they are not at all popular so in many ways he's correct.

What good experimental band isn't underrated?

+Reptile estrin Radiohead could be but in some ways even they're still underrated

Loneliest Monk well in my opinion, they're highty overrated.

Peak müzik

hermex Look up the Krautrock documentary with CAN

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lnMhkkgWpG4.html

After a jazz gig a stranger approached him and told him: “You must play monotonously!”

borbetomagus legit

The motorik beat

It's Pitchfork. Expect a few pretensions and assumptions, not to mention the obligatory name-dropping. Get that Cred, PF!

Matt Melchin21 yes

Matt Melchin21 *yes*

*Y E S*

Yes

Why do people always dismiss Saws Delight? Yes it’s later but I feel it fits Ege Bamyasi very very well. Quite comperable

I think Monster Movie and Soundtracks are more important than Babaluma

Future Days is my favorite too.

Actually that's how you're supposed to pronounce bamyasi www.i18nguy.com/unicode/turkish-i18n.html Not sure about Damo

pdg887 he's not that bad but that's not the exact pronunciation of 'bamyası'. we don't stress the words that much as he does. also the last letter' ı ' isn't pronounced like 'uh' or 'wuh', nonetheless he pronounces well despite the fact that he's a foreign-speaker.

no. thats not how you say ege bamyasi at all. Sources: Im turkish.

Trust me, you don't want pitchfork getting anywhere near jazz...

Well after Tago Mago yes, you may well be correct!

It wasn't a fan. It was another drummer. Another jazz drummer told Jaki to 'play the same thing' (apparently). Jaki took that advice.

@@SuperCartiel There's an interview on youtube of Jaki himself saying it was just some guy. probably a fan after a show, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nm8MjLDbQ2o.html go to around 3:30 something

I don't

hey food

Valla bende bilmiyorum

bu albümün ad ve kapak konsepti ile ilgili söylentiler, memleket kalburüstü müzik düşkünleri arasında neredeyse bir tür şehir miti mertebesine ulaşmıştır; açıklık getirmek isterim. can (ken okunan) tayfası albümün kapağındaki konserve ege bamyasına bir restoranda rastlamışlardır, doğrudur. ancak mevzuubahis restoran, arkadaşların bir şekilde inandırıldığı üzere güney sahillerimizde değil, albümü kaydettikleri köln’dedir; sene 1972’dir. türk işçilerin bu dönemde artan oranda akın ettirildiği şehirler arasında üst sıralarda yer alan köln’de türk restoranları mantar gibi bitmektedir. stüdyo kayıtlarına ara verdikleri bir öğle üzeri bir şeyler atıştırmak için bu restoranlardan birine dalan can üyelerinden şimdi adını hatırlayamadığım bir tanesi sözkonusu can (can okunan) marka ege bamyası konservesini görür ve “grafiker masrafından kurtulduk arkadaşlar” diyerek konserveyi hemen oracıkta satın alır.* yani diyeceğim her kim başlattıysa etkilenme olayını memleket topraklarına çekmenin alemi yoktur. kaynak bundan altı sene önce londra rough trade shop’ta rastladığım ve yine adını hatırlayamadığım can üzerine bir kitaptır, hikaye kuvvetle muhtemel doğrudur. 26.12.2005 04:29 ~ 21.02.2020 13:33 cosmo vitelli

ekşi sözlükte böyle yazmış biri

Get off your high horse, Abdul. I've been to Turkey and heard the locals trying to speak English. That wasn't so great either.

i learned this by watching the video "Can's Ege Bamyasi in 5 minutes"

lol i wrote the comment before watching the video, then I forgot to watch the video

Sudev Sen Ass backwards

This is correct

Sometimes I prefer Tago Mago* a lil more than Ege, but yes Future Days>all.

>Mango kek

@FriedIcecreamIsAReality Let's not forget Soundtracks

hmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmm interesting

relax, guy

Future Days is best.

hell yeah. Bel Air = best song of the 70s

I prefer Ege Bamyasi. It's more seductive, beguiling, and unique. I enjoy its abundance of great pop songs and more condensed structure (the second half of "Soup" is like the entire 2nd LP of Tago Mago boiled down to a super potent, sticky resin). Tago Mago is certainly better recorded, but feels more in line with what other heavy psych and jam bands of the era were doing, and is therefore less special to me.