![]() From the bluesy, galactic garage rock of "Full Moon On The Highway" (with its weird chorus, like the vocal has been dilated and distended by an expert glassblower)through the musky Middle Eastern tapestry "Half Past One", to the cosmic skank of "Hunters And Collectors", the quartet are in feverishly fecund form. Indeed, Landed (1975) is a bona fide masterpiece and no mistake. ![]() But those later albums, now CD-reissued by Mute, are far from barren of enchantment. Of their telepathic internal combustion was depleted after their switch from two-track to 16-tracks recording. It's generally deemed that Can's post-United Artist work was less distinguished than pinnacles like Tago Mago, Soon Over Babaluma, and Future Days. ![]() LANDED/FLOW MOTION/UNLIMITED EDITION/SAW DELIGHT/CAN
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