HGIIR: Tin Machine
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It’s not the easiest listen, but for Oh Yeah alone it’s an absolute winner. The mad stuff in the middle is a bit of a slog as someone’s mentioned previously, but if you’re in the mood for it, it weirdly makes sense.
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Exactly the same for me, although I never got on with the first Neu album. Neu 2 was a revelation when I listened to that and I like about half of Neu 75.
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10/10. Fucking incredible piece of work. That drumming. *chef’s kiss emoji*
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I used to love Can but I’ve really gone off them in recent years. Future Days is the only album I still like and listen to.
Tango Mango
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I’ve just realised that this is what I’ve always though it was called
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Seems fair enough, tbh.
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It’s much better if you ask me 
Perfect cocktail music, if you ask me
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Sold! But I’d rather listen to another band while drinking it.
^this
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Love this album but Peking O and Aumgn could be scrubbed from history and I’d shed no tears. Massively into Delay 69 at the moment. Soundtracks, Ege Bamyasi, Future Days, all gooooooood sheeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiit.
8/10 for Tango Magoo.
great album at its best, but too long and some of the longest tracks are really nothingy. prefer Ege Bamyasi and Future Days which are both a lot more digestible.
still great though. Halleluwah could easily go on forever. i’ve gone 8.
genuinely the best drummer ever probably.
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another album that’s half absolutely brilliant and half empty nothing. the track at the end with vocals is painful.
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i have this! bit faded though, might order a new one. really cheap on ebay.
‘Lieber Honig’? I love that song!
100%