Can: Ege Bamyasi (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Keith Haring x Turntable Lab Collection reviewed by blackened bonds 07/2016

reviewed by blackened bonds 07/2016

Just to be clear

With "HiiiPower" he lays out the credo behind his HiiiPower movement and sets the course for things to come

Elvis Costello's bare bones production was able to capture the sweat

The moody opener "Ophic" with Jesse Jones sets the tone for the album that remains in an introspective mode

Can: Ege Bamyasi (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Keith Haring x Turntable Lab Collection reviewed by blackened bonds 07/2016Usually when I listen to Can, all I can think about are all the groups that bit, I mean were "influenced" by, their sound. When listening to Ege Bamyasi however, I heard for the first time all the groups that Can incorporated into their style. The major influences have got to be the Beatles and James Brown's rhythm section, but there are a lot more. Right off the bat "Pinch" sounds like it samples "Mommy What's a Funkadelic," over processed guitar and