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CanTago Mago

Label:Mute – 9377-2, The Grey Area – 9377-2, Spoon Records – 9377-2, Mute – 724596937723, The Grey Area – 724596937723, Spoon Records – 724596937723
Series:Can Remastered
Format:
CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Stereo
Country:US
Released:
Genre:Electronic, Rock
Style:Krautrock

Tracklist

1Paperhouse7:29
2Mushroom4:08
3Oh Yeah7:22
4Halleluhwah18:32
5Aumgn17:22
6Peking O11:35
7Bring Me Coffee Or Tea6:47
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Notes

Includes 12-page booklet with liner notes and b&w photographs of Can, as well as a Spoon catalog.

Cat#s on spine: 9377-2 and 724596937723
Cat# on disc: 9377-2

Made and printed in the USA.
℗ 2007 Mute Corporation
© 2007 Spoon Records
Spoon Records U.K. Ltd.

Stereo.
Published by Spoon Music/GEMA and Messer Music/UK.
Recorded at Schloss Nörvenich 1971.

All tracks remastered from the original stereo master tapes at Sonopress, Germany.

Photography from the personal Can archives.

Second liner notes credit to 'Bobby Gillespie, Primal Scream, 08/04/04'.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Back Cover): 7 24596 93772 3
  • Matrix / Runout (Inner Ring): L384 AT 7301 724596937723 F81117-06
  • Mastering SID Code: L384
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 6100

Other Versions (5 of 112)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Tago Mago (2×LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold)United Artists RecordsUAS 29 211/12 XGermany1971
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Tago Mago (2×LP, Album)United Artists Records, United Artists RecordsUAD 60009, UAD 60010UK1971
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Tago Mago (2×LP, Album, Stereo)United Artists RecordsUAS 29 211/12 XFrance1971
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Tago Mago (2×LP, Album)United Artists Records, United Artists RecordsUAD 60009, UAD 60010UK1971
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Tago Mago (2×LP, Album, Promo, Gatefold)LibertyLP-93025BJapan1971

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  • neinshockingterror's avatar
    For my money this is one of the most important and just outright mindblowing albums ever put to tape. When I first heard this album about eight years ago I wasn't quite sure what to make of it. My frame of reference at that point in time was reading about the Buzzcocks and PiL being influenced by CAN. A few years went by and I started to sort of "get" this album. Now it's an all-out obsession. The first thing that I always noticed about "Tago Mago" is that the excesses of a lot of terribly overrated bands do not exist in it's framework (or really an CAN album). The vocals just kind of add texture instead of being a main focus, the guitar is very minimal in it's attack, there's some weird electronics going on, and the rhythm section kind of works as one cohesive unit. To me, "Hallehluwah" is the centerpiece of what makes this album so good. To me it's a total jam that travels everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Amazing

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