A Homage To Neu! (CD)
This has to be one of the best tribute CD's I think I've ever heard. Neu! was a German duo made up of re-known guitarists Michael Rother and Klaus Dinger (R.I.P.). They more or less defined the term 'krautrock' with their three outstanding lps in the early '70's. 'A Homage To Neu!' features pretty much ten of the band's best works. The tracks that I dug the most are "Hallo Gallo" by Download and "I'm Gluck" covered by Jeff Greinke. Other gems would be "Super" by the Legendary Pink Dots and "Lila Engel" done by James Plotkin. I nearly forgot to mention the opening tune, done by Rother himself, it's a nine minute spacey piece, a tribute to producer the late Conny Plank titled "Neutronics 98". A true keeper.
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A Homage To Neu! (CD)
This has to be one of the best tribute CD's I think I've ever heard. Neu! was a German duo made up of re-known guitarists Michael Rother and Klaus Dinger (R.I.P.). They more or less defined the term 'krautrock' with their three outstanding lps in the early '70's. 'A Homage To Neu!' features pretty much ten of the band's best works. The tracks that I dug the most are "Hallo Gallo" by Download and "I'm Gluck" covered by Jeff Greinke. Other gems would be "Super" by the Legendary Pink Dots and "Lila Engel" done by James Plotkin. I nearly forgot to mention the opening tune, done by Rother himself, it's a nine minute spacey piece, a tribute to producer the late Conny Plank titled "Neutronics 98". A true keeper.
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This has to be one of the best tribute CD's I think I've ever heard. Neu! was a German duo made up of re-known guitarists Michael Rother and Klaus Dinger (R.I.P.). They more or less defined the term 'krautrock' with their three outstanding lps in the early '70's. 'A Homage To Neu!' features pretty much ten of the band's best works. The tracks that I dug the most are "Hallo Gallo" by Download and "I'm Gluck" covered by Jeff Greinke. Other gems would be "Super" by the Legendary Pink Dots and "Lila Engel" done by James Plotkin. I nearly forgot to mention the opening tune, done by Rother himself, it's a nine minute spacey piece, a tribute to producer the late Conny Plank titled "Neutronics 98". A true keeper.
