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timehat:
--- Quote from: GuitarJunkie ---A lot of the krautrock shiznitz was a reaction of a post-WWII Germany trying to reassess their values and culture so I think that music would definately be different from krautrock as we know it. Likely be more stagnant and rigid.
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A lot of Krautrock is static and rigid. I don't mean that derisively, just an observation. Obviously this doesn't apply to everything. I'm thinking more along the lines of Neu!, Kraftwerk, and to an extent Can, and less along the lines of Amon Duul II or Popul Vuh.
KharBevNor:
--- Quote from: redphoenix11 ---I'd imagine it'd be all Kraftwerk all the time
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WE ARE THE UBERMENSCHEN *DOOP DOOP DOOP DOOP DOOP*
WE ARE THE UBERMENSCHEN *DOOP DOOP DOOP DOOP DOOP*
Alchemist:
I was going to make a smart-assed comment about Rammstein, but they're kind of like their own punchline.
Rammstein.
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LOLOL
Coonstar:
Would they have crunk?
GuitarJunkie:
--- Quote from: timehat ---
--- Quote from: GuitarJunkie ---A lot of the krautrock shiznitz was a reaction of a post-WWII Germany trying to reassess their values and culture so I think that music would definately be different from krautrock as we know it. Likely be more stagnant and rigid.
--- End quote ---
A lot of Krautrock is static and rigid. I don't mean that derisively, just an observation. Obviously this doesn't apply to everything. I'm thinking more along the lines of Neu!, Kraftwerk, and to an extent Can, and less along the lines of Amon Duul II or Popul Vuh.
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Yeah I used the wrong terminology really, I meant, less experimental.
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