Can - Tago Mago - 9058
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"Tago Mago" is the third studio album by the German experimental rock band Can, released in 1971. This album is widely regarded as one of the most influential and pioneering works in the history of rock and experimental music.
Some of the notable tracks on "Tago Mago" include "Paperhouse," "Mushroom," "Halleluhwah," and "Oh Yeah." The album is characterized by its avant-garde and improvisational approach to music, incorporating elements of rock, jazz, funk, and electronic music.
"Tago Mago" is celebrated for its groundbreaking sound, innovative production techniques, and the use of unconventional instruments and studio effects. It's known for its lengthy and hypnotic jams that create a sense of sonic exploration and experimentation.
The album's cover art, featuring a tribal mask, reflects the album's eclectic and mystical atmosphere. "Tago Mago" remains a seminal work in the world of experimental and progressive rock, and it continues to influence musicians across various genres to this day.
