Rest in peace Jaki Liebezeit, drummer for influential krautrock group Can.
1938 - 2017
R.I.P Jaki Liebezeit (Drummer of Can)
Blake Rivera
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Jayden Hall
Literally who?
Jason Lopez
MODS STICKY
kys newfag
Sebastian Lewis
I told myself I wouldn't cry...
Brody Wilson
Stop asking the mods to sticky. Every one of these topics has died relatively quickly because of the fact that ultimately Can has only ever been a fashion band here, to show to people so you can look cool. And the worst thing is, I used to say this ironically until now with Jaki's death. Watch this topic die a shit death as well just like the other topics because ultimately nobody here cares enough about Jaki nor Can.
Back on topic, I am not gonna lie, even though Ege Bamyasi is my least favorite of the big three Can albums, it's also got probably my favorite performances from this guy. He always worked best for me when it was mainly maintaining grooves but at the same time adding/subtracting from the grooves.
Luis Anderson
Why do you feel the need to say that everyone likes Can for "the wrong reasons?" They are probably the most accessible of the major krautrock bands so it makes sense that they frequently appear on charts. You sound like a child. Other people are allowed to like Can, get over it.
I have a genuine love for their music, I remember walking home from school while listening to Future Days and being in awe of the hypnotic sounds the band created. But if you saw my chart, you would most likely claim Future Days is only on there as a "fashion statement" because most of my other albums would probably be considered entry level. But I and many others feel no need to pose and openly enjoy what we enjoy. It's elitists like you who feel the need to come attack everyone because "you like it wrong!!1!" If they can derive enjoyment from it, who the fuck are you to say otherwise or deny them that enjoyment and say it's "not right."
Caleb Miller
>Why do you feel the need to say that everyone likes Can for "the wrong reasons?"
Because this along with all the other RIP Jaki threads have proved it right.
Parker Ross
As an aspiring drummer, it's sad to see someone like Jaki to go. I'm grateful to have stumbled upon Can, especially with how much Jaki's playing influences me.
Rest in peace.
Jeremiah Green
Is your point that because all these threads have died that means no one legitimately cares about Can? One of these threads got over 200 replies, so I don't know how much water that holds.
Dominic Lopez
I enjoy and appreciate Can, it's just that they're relatively unknown even to this day (at least here in the US). On top of that, they were all talented musicians in their own right, but none of them ever stole the show, it was a very collaborative group. The parts added up to an even greater whole, which unfortunately doesn't work in the favor of the individual band members in terms of getting recognition. Because of this, none of the guys from Can will be remembered for very long, or by very many people.
That said, I think the music of Can will survive and maybe even rise in popularity as time goes on, as hidden gems are gradually sifted from yesterdays Top 40 watered down bullshit that didn't last.
Jeremiah Smith
The idea's that there are certainly a good lot who do in fact do that. Obviously saying that EVERYONE does it is a ridiculous claim, as that would imply that even my post in this topic is responsible for it.
>One of these threads got over 200 replies, so I don't know how much water that holds.
Yeah the first one only got about 300 replies in all. Even less notorious/popular/respected people that died last year got more than that.
Kevin Wilson
Holy shit OP isn't memeing
Mods sticky
RIP, what an absolute legend
Matthew Scott
I'm pretty sure that liking how the music sounds is a better reason to like music than having a personal emotional stake in the lives of the musicians.
Hudson Russell
>but none of them stole the show
If any of them were to, it would be Jaki.
Isaac Sullivan
>but none of them ever stole the show
What? Jaki and Suzuki have always been the two most popular guys from the band. It's always either talking about Suzuki's weird overthetop vocals or Jaki's unconventional groovy approach to drums that are not actually influenced by funk despite being so funky.
Missing the grander point here. Lurk more
Evan King
R.I.P.
Nathaniel Wright
;_;
Cameron Hill
FFFFFFFFF
Brody Turner
Which song are you listening to right now, bros?
Vitamin C for me. I just left a stupid post on facebook about it, it feels so cheesy, but I really love everyone from Can. Seeing them in interviews and everything, I don't know much about their personal lives, but I always respected them.
Adam Walker
Listening to Soon Over Babaluma for the first time after much neglect. Up to Chain Reaction, really good so far
Wyatt Reyes
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His drumming on Ege Bamyasi is incredible.
Alexander Bennett
>GREATEST DRUMMER OF ALL TIME DIES
>MODS DONT STICKY
>NOT EVEN 20 REPLIES
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r.i.p.
Josiah Reyes
A superhuman drummer, and in the way that very FEW musicians could he made sustained repetition exciting and captivating - the James Brown AND Miles Davis of drummers.
Carter Gray
Ryder Morris
A musician every drummer should aspire to. Man what a loss
Thomas Ortiz
Oh fuck it is true
Elijah Ortiz
This is so much better than the studio version.
Irmin looks fucking ridiculous on that synth though.
Jaxon Campbell
We already had a massive thread last night with hundreds of posts. Not every single musician in the world who gets old and dies needs to have a sticky.
Isaac Stewart
Wake up and see this...Going to drown my sorrows in some Future Days.
Lincoln Kelly
what the fuck, way to ruin all promise, 2017
Benjamin Martinez
Soup for me, the drums are repeating themselves to the point it ends up sounding like a frenzy locomotive or heavy machinery. All of Ege Bamyasi has GOAT drumming though, RIP Jaki ;_;
Blake Sullivan
What can song has your favorite drumming?
For me it would either be halleluwah or you doo right.
Wyatt Brooks
Vitamin C, Pinch and Spoon.
Dominic Morales
>tfw I only know that song Parappa The Rapper sampled from
Andrew Smith
Press F to pay respects.
James Williams
F
Cooper Cox
Ah shit man, rip
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One of their best live performances of one of their best songs
Matthew Diaz
typical Sup Forumsirgin, doesn't listen to any music unless it's been in a videogame.
Jaxson Allen
3/4 drum machine 1/4 man RIP
Joseph Ortiz
Fuck, the drumming on Can is one of my favorite things in music.
RIP.
Halleluwah or Pinch.
Grayson Thomas
Listening to Halleluwah right now, this guy was a fucking machine. Absolutely perfect timing
Ayden Cruz
Rip Jaki. Got to listen to Can all day today.
Bentley Ross
Spray is underrated AF
Also Barnacles from The Lost Tapes, so groovy
Robert Morgan
Wouldn't Clyde Stubblefield be the the James Brown of drummers?
Dylan Ramirez
Pinch definetely.
Jaki's steadyness keeps you hooked,in fact,all of Ege Bamyasi is a must listen for top tier drumming in general.
Plus its as funky as Herbie Hancock's records of the time.
Jacob Thomas
I hated Tago Mago at first but the more I listen to it the more I slowly keep coming back and hearing what makes it so good. Even the second half.
F
Tyler Wood
this sucks he was the GOAT
kys
Thomas Martin
F
Noah Collins
I just downloaded Tago Mago today because I wanted to listen to CAN for real for the first time then he died
What do you want me to listen to next?
Jose Myers
Ege Bamyasi of course.
Noah Robinson
personal list is
>monster movie
>future days
>ege
>tago mago
>sountracks
and haven't heard the rest. ege is the most classic though, so go there.
Adam Garcia
I listened to them chronologically, i think everyone should cause they change their styles pretty drastically with every new album.
Lost tapes and Soundtracks are pretty friccin good too, because they're basically just mixed bags with a little of everything.
Colton Williams
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
he was the fucking BEST what the fuck
Ethan Murphy
wtf i hate setting my watch now
Adam Baker
>those drum fills on you doo right
boi
Lincoln Hernandez
GODS FUCKING WHAT WHY
Fuck my life. I'm so fucking happy i saw him play with Burnt Friedman last year. Favourite drummer of all time by far. Fuck fuck fuck.
Isaac Edwards
>he's losin he's losin he's losin
>his vitamin C
;_;
RIP
Benjamin Howard
Moonshake is underrated as shit. For something a bit less well known, he was also a beyond incredible free jazz drummer.
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This performance of Vernal Equinox is also insane.
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Gabriel Rodriguez
Also here's my Can-collection. Any requests on shit i could upload?
Cooper James
>nobody here cares enough about Jaki nor Can
sure thing buddy
Owen Morales
Can you make a zip of the live shows?
Would love to have those
Jackson Hernandez
You're really dumb.
There's no fucking reason to invest yourself emotionally in the life of a musician whose music you like.
Hunter Bennett
Seems like i already had 2 of them uploaded;
Here's 1971 - Mother Sky:
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Basically a whole bunch of jams, Can at it's freakiest.
The Peel Sessions is more of a studiojam for John Peel:
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It does include Up The Bakerloo Line With Anne which is one of my favs of Can.
I'll upload a bunch more, may take a while though.
Liam Nguyen
Can - Great Britain Vol. 2
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Damo Suzuki had left by here, Holger Czukay had gone to the knobs, bleeps and samples. Some solid funky shit here.
Aiden Davis
Can - Queueing Down
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One of my favs. Has a 35 minute jam called Queueing Down, which is basically a lesson in how to build and expand jams.
Ends with for me the definitive version of Vitamin C, clocking in at 13 minutes.
Christopher James
Where did you get the name "Queueing Down" from? The scans included say "Whole People Queueing" and the name isn't mentioned anywhere at all
Thomas Campbell
Fuck if i know man, pretty sure it was tagged like that when i downloaded it. It's a bootleg, noones really sure. Here, this blog has it tagged as Queueing Down: weeaboo.wordpress.com
Also here's Can - Live In Edinburgh
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This whole concert is again basically an excersise in prolonged jamming. Again, don't ask me about the tagging. This lad here has the 30 min song tagged as Bel Air instead of Stone Strike; youtube.com
Brayden Ward
>that drum transition between Paperhouse and Mushroom
Leo Ward
fuck, this is a sad day now...
Blake Williams
Can - Volkshalle 1971
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I'm pretty sure this was the only live version of Yoo Doo Right i could find. Also got Turtles Have Short Legs in all it's glory on it.
Can - Future Days And Past Nights
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Recorded shortly before Damo Suzuki left the band to get all religious and shit. Probably the best sound quality of the bunch. Also just look at that glorious album cover.
Can - Hanover 1975 - Hanover 1976
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Two concerts on here. First one got another rock solid Vitamin C, a rare performance of Bel Air and the best version of One More Night.
Second concert they go deep.
Bentley Perez
The first thread made it to over 200 replies fag, that's a lot for Sup Forums.
Can is absolutely Sup Forumscore and you're showing how new you are by arguing otherwise.