CAN - CANNIBALISM 2 LPs GERMAN PRESS AUF SPOON KRAUTROCK LC 7395 GAMA

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Can ?– Cannibalism

Label: Spoon Records ?– SPOON 001/2

Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Country: Germany

Released: 1981

Genre: Rock

Style: Krautrock

Tracklist

A1          Father Cannot Yell          7:05

A2          Soul Desert        3:30

A3          Soup     3:03

A4          Mother Sky        6:41

B1          She Brings The Rain        4:07

B2          Mushroom        4:31

B3          One More Night              5:37

B4          Spray    2:57

B5          Outside My Door            4:11

C1          Spoon   3:09

C2          Halleluwah        5:39

C3          Aumgn 7:18

C4          Dizzy Dizzy  Vocals – Michael Karoli 3:30

D            Yoo Doo Right   20:20

Credits

Artwork By [Cover Design, Illustration] – Eveline Grunwald

Bass, Recorded By, Edited By – Holger Czukay

Drums – Jaki Liebezeit

Guitar – Michael Karoli

Producer – Can

Vocals – Damo Suzuki (tracks: A3, A4, B3, C1, C2), Malcolm Mooney (tracks: A1, A2, B5, D)

Notes

Father Cannot Yell - (From Can - Monstermovie) 1969

Soul Desert - (From Can - Soundtracks) 1970

Soup - (Re-Edited from Can - Ege Bamyasi) 1972

Mother Sky - (Re-Edited from Can - Soundtracks) 1970

She Brings The Rain - (From Can - Soundtracks) 1970

Mushroom - (From Can - Tago Mago) 1971

One More Night - (From Can - Ege Bamyasi) 1972

Spray - (Re-Edited from Can - Future Days) 1973

Outside My Door - (From Can - Monstermovie) 1969

Spoon - (From Can - Ege Bamyasi) 1972

Halleluwah - (Re-Edited from Can - Tago Mago) 1971

Aumgn - (Re-Edited from Can - Tago Mago) 1971

Dizzy Dizzy - (From Can - Soon Over Babaluma) 1974

Yoo Doo Right - (From Can - Monstermovie) 1969

Vertrieb in Deutschland: Teldec Import Service, Hamburg

Comes in a gatefold sleeve

Barcode and Other Identifiers

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    Rights Society: GEMA

Other (On Centerlabel): 66.28 185-01-2

Matrix / Runout (Alternative matrix number): C-66.28 185-01-1

Matrix / Runout (Alternative matrix number): C-66.28 185-01-2

Matrix / Runout (Alternative matrix number): C-66.28 185-02-1

Matrix / Runout (Alternative matrix number): C-66.28 185-02-2

Label Code: LC 7395

A 2LP compilation, which includes some unique edits and slightly different mixes. The selection was by Can's UK friend Duncan Fallowell, and originally only released in the UK on United Artists Records. The Spoon reissue had a different cover and was also licensed to Celluloid in France.

 "... the two-disc Cannibalism both anthologize work from 1968 to 1973 (containing performances by both Mooney and Suzuki); the latter features five tracks in re-edited versions and liner notes by Pete Shelley, in which he credits Karoli as a pivotal influence. Cannibalism 1 is the same record minus two tracks..."Steven Grant/Ira Robbins/Scott Lewis-Trouser Press

"Given the cohesion of the group's studio albums, Can's songs work surprisingly well in compilation form, as evidenced by Cannibalism 1, a collection of tracks taken from the first six years of the group's existence. Covering ground from 1969's Monster Movie to 1974's Soon Over Babaluma (although nothing from 1973's superb Future Days makes the cut), the sampler compiles many of the group's high points (including "Father Cannot Yell," "She Brings the Rain," "Mushroom," and "Soup"), and offers a thorough overview of Can's eclectic musical history to date, even if the abridged versions of cuts like "Mother Sky," "Aumgn," and "Halleluhwah" don't measure up to the full-length renditions featured on the original albums."

All Music Review by Jason Ankeny