Did anybody see this snowman, standing in the wind alone?  Damo did ... and Holger, Irmin, Jaki, and Michael, too. Today we're talking about Can — and specifically, their 1971 double LP, Tago Mago.  John Cale, "I Am the Walrus," and Aleister Crowley get their due, but in the end this is all about the mad genius of five men jamming in a castle. We are all mushroomheads.

Did anybody see this snowman, standing in the wind alone? Damo did ... and Holger, Irmin, Jaki, and Michael, too. Today we're talking about Can — and specifically, their 1971 double LP, Tago Mago. John Cale, "I Am the Walrus," and Aleister Crowley get their due, but in the end this is all about the mad genius of five men jamming in a castle. We are all mushroomheads.

Did anybody see this snowman, standing in the wind alone?&nbsp; Damo did ... and Holger, Irmin, Jaki, and Michael, too. Today we're talking about Can — and specifically, their 1971 double LP, Tago Mago.&nbsp; John Cale, "I Am the Walrus," and Aleister Crowley get their due, but in the end this is all about the mad genius of five men jamming in a castle. We are all mushroomheads.

Can, Tago Mago

... in which Carla and Brad talk about Krautrock, album by album, umlaut by umlaut, für immer.

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