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Amon Düül II (or Amon Düül 2) is a German rock band. The group is generally considered to be one of the founders of the Krautrock scene and a seminal influence on its development. The band emerged from the radical West German commune scene of the late 1960s, with others in the same commune including some of the future founders of the Red Army Faction.

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While the original Amon Düül busied themselves with one-way communication with anonymous spirits, mostly via unharnessed drum banging and unrehearsed screaming, a rebellious subset of the commune decided that, perhaps, the spirits would be more responsive if spoken to with real music - weird music, for sure, but one that would at least be more firmly grounded in the human musical experience, collectively. gained over the past millennium. Phallus Dei, on the other hand, was essentially a studio recreation of the band's live set, slightly doctored with special effects and overbuds during the final stage. In 1969, this set of jams must have sounded as wild as the album title, which hardly requires translation.

Amon Düül II (or Amon Düül 2) is a German rock band  . Krautrock disco gem, from the 1979 album "Only Human" youtube. 30 April 2012 ·. Amon Düül II - 1968 - Between the Eyes. Amon Düül II. · 30 April 2012 ·. Live! AMON DUUL II - Phallus Dei (1968). Excerpt from an experimental film directed by Rüdiger Nüchtern. Amon Düül II - Kanaan. From Phallus Dei - 1969

Amon Düül II would never make another record quite as unhinged as this glorious piece of chemically fuelled madness, and although I dig their other work this remains my favourite LP of the band. If you’ve never heard this before, go to Grooveshark or somesuch, try to forget all your preconceptions, leave your post-modern cynicism at the check-in and put yourself in the almost charming but still frightening frame of mind that gave forth this record and enjoy. Side One. Kanaan (4:02) Dem Guten, Schönen, Wahren (6:12) Luzifer’s Ghilom (8:34) Henriette Krötenschwanz (2:03). Side Two Phallus Dei (20:48). Line up: Shrat – bongos, vocals, violin.

Amon Düül II was born of an artistic and political community’s scission called Amon Düül (who recorded during the late sixties a long live session made around collective and free musical improvisations). The band emerged from the underground German rock scene with a very original and eccentric album called "Phallus Dei" (1969). with guests as Holger Trützsch who plays tribal percussions.