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Contents: Japan-exclusive pre-release 2018 remastered first edition paper jacket. Holger Czukay's second album, created over nearly two years starting in 1977 after his departure from Can, is an immortal masterpiece that shines brightly in the history of pop music. Czukay himself plays almost all the instruments, but drums/percussion are played by Jaki Liebezeit (Can). "Cool In The Pool" is an incredibly fun pop song that fully showcases his humor and genius editing skills. All members of Can participate in "Oh Lord Give Us More Money," a masterpiece that is "more Can-like than Can itself," something Can couldn't have created in the late 70s. "Persian Love," which was used in a commercial in Japan and became a smash hit, brilliantly fuses the vocals of an Iranian singer picked up on shortwave radio with instrumental performance, creating an indescribably melancholic, utopian sound. From the meticulously edited, cinematic "Hollywood Symphony" to the fantastical "Hollywood Symphony," this album offers a vivid listening experience that evokes a variety of images. Media reviews and more Holger Czukay's second album, created over nearly two years starting in 1977 after his departure from Can, is an enduring masterpiece that shines brightly in the history of pop music. Czukay himself plays almost all the instruments, but drums/percussion are played by Jaki Liebezeit (Can). "Cool In The Pool" is an incredibly fun pop song that fully showcases his humor and genius editing skills. All the members of Can participate in "Oh Lord Give Us More Money," a masterpiece that is "more Can-like than Can itself," something Can couldn't have created in the late 70s. "Persian Love," which was used in a commercial in Japan and became a smash hit, brilliantly fuses the vocals of an Iranian singer picked up on shortwave radio with instrumental performance, creating an indescribably melancholic, utopian sound. From the meticulously edited, cinematic rendition of the fantastical "Hollywood Symphony" to the vivid listening experience that evokes a variety of images, this album offers a truly immersive listening experience. (C)RS
