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Moshi Moshi [Colored Vinyl] [180 Gram] (Ylw) (Uk)
Artist:
Guru Guru
Format: Vinyl
New: Not currently available
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Formats and Editions
1. Moshi Moshi
2. Track 2
3. Jet Lag
4. Track 4
5. Tamil Nadu
6. Track 6
7. Il Maestroso
8. Track 8
9. Inkarnation - Stomp
10. Track 10
11. XL Generation
12. Track 12
13. Jonny Filter
14. Track 14
15. Skylab
16. Track 16
17. Don't Worry About the Koto
18. Track 18
19. Bonusdreck 1.19
More Info:
Guru Guru have been an institution for over five decades. Forerunners of Krautrock, the group, founded in 1968 by drummer, singer and visionary Mani Neumeier, have been breaking boundaries since the beginning, fusing free jazz with rock'n'roll, experimenting with Indian, Southeast Asian and African rhythms and styles, to create their own brand of psychedelic cosmic rock, inspiring musicians and audiences the world over, especially in the United States and Japan. After their successful tour of Japan and the inauguration of Mani Neumeier's own wax figure in the Tokyo Tower Wax Museum in the fall of 1996, Guru Guru processed their Japanese impressions on their next album Moshi Moshi, originally released in 1997. The album, dedicated to their many new Japanese friends, features songs like 'Jet Lag', 'Don't Worry About The Koto,' which incorporates Japanese themes, and of course the title song 'Moshi Moshi,' a Guru Guru classic still found on the band's set lists today. With an updated line-up featuring Roland Schaeffer (saxophone, guitar, nadaswaram, vocals), Luigi Archetti (guitar, vocals), Peter Kühmstedt (bass, vocals) and - of course - mastermind Mani Neumeier (vocals, drums), Guru Guru move away from their psychedelic, spacey sound, heading for groovy, prog/jazz, rock'n'roll songs mainly sung in the English language.
