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A Monster...very literally!There are scant few records recorded in the late 1960s that sound like they could've been done last week. The Velvet Underground's "White Light/White Heat" is one. And this is another. "Monster Movie" belongs in the same pantheon of influential greats as that record, to be sure. Starting off with the berserker sonic vortex of "Father Cannot Yell", the band carves out a wild patch of territory somewhere between noise-rock, jazz improv, New Music, and beat-poet-ranting that hits home like a .44 ma…
Worthy debut from noisy innovaters3 1/2Psychedelic hero Can's first release absolutely showed brilliant promise, albeit mostly in short bursts rather then consistent structures. The 1969 debut now seems to have shown quite a bit of wear and tear, in no small part from the one-time contributions of this different vocalist. Malcolm Mooney might not have been the best fit for this great band, but it seems evident he has been copied by many of our modern re-inventors. The first half rambles on with metallic conviction, though the …
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