AMM - AMMMusic 1966 [FULL ALBUM]

[@nathanfrahm]

A very important early influence on a young Syd Barrett. This album was a heavy influence on Syd's The Piper At The Gates of Dawn.

[@Zerojimm]

I remember, years and years ago, reading some critic remark that the first couple seconds of Floyd's "Flaming" sounded like track 1 of this album and never looking into it because I couldn't remember the name.

[@sir.public]

This is a huge testament on how open-minded the '60s populace was to far out sounds, as AMM actually garnered a bit of fame in London back then, and were even featured in Melody Maker.

[@scarybird977]

After years of listening to this and never understanding or enjoying it, I feel like I’m finally starting to get it

[@GuitarCoverForMyself]

It gets me

[@doncampbell1802]

Film music in search of a film. Very enjoyable.

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

Thank you so much for uploading this pearl. 🎶✨🎧✨🎶

[@feartheb33k33p3r]

My right ear is having a great time.

[@TheAvantgardeCave]

Have you left your left somewhere? :)

[@feartheb33k33p3r]

@@TheAvantgardeCave Just found it! Mono audio never sounded so good.

[@TheAvantgardeCave]

@@feartheb33k33p3r :)))

[@wellsshady]

The fact that

[@t0xcn253]

take your time...

[@wellsshady]

@@t0xcn253 The fact that so many avant-teens still name Piero Scaruffi "the greatest or most significant or most influential" reviewer ever only tells you how far music criticism still is from becoming a real job.

[@t0xcn253]

@@wellsshady YES! Worth the wait lol

[@TheDarkShadow64]

This interaction made my day

[@Embrod]

Never heard of guy

[@richardsimpson9039]

A true audio trip. Strange, and kind of beautiful, albeit in a VERY odd way.

[@rabbitone3515]

I've been led to listening to this by reading "A Very Irregular Head".............. This is just an hour of my life that I'll never get back. Don't do it.

[@FernieCanto]

I'm doing it right now. I'm not regretting it.

[@mikeratledgeguy]

it’s great to me

[@agustin.9575]

Really chill for some reason

[@qriofficial1769]

Reminds me a bit In Praise Of Learning, especially its more experimental parts. And even more of Henry Cow in that the last track is simply "Silence".

[@timcharlton6485]

I bought this after hearing John Peel play a track

[@allweneediskill696]

very beautiful..

[@joethelionjoethelion]

Best thing a ma jig I heard in along long time

[@Peter-l2i]

Epic!

[@joethelionjoethelion]

Pure wow Henry cow Jaime muir Faust Drone Count me in!

[@joethelionjoethelion]

Terry Reilly

[@tsm1013]

Ill be back. That was rough lol

[@taislovesyou]

why this isn’t in spotify

[@donball3255]

Because Spotify are wankers.

[@daniamaya]

After Rapidly Circling the Plaza is my favorite

[@rhwinner]

The summer of love in London was more '66 than '67. By the Spring, the city was awash in pure Sandoz LSD and people were taking it 500 ug at a time....

[@3dprinterjam263]

"I can drink those men under the table. I can--" "Around his neck he has the most unbeaten...(train whistle)" Classic stuff. That track is my favorite, but I had fun listening to this whole album many years ago when I bought it. These guys were The Original Innovators. Almost everything important came after them, except Stockhausen I guess.

[@Occult_Gibbet]

COUM Transmissions somewhat influenced by this?

[@wowrude]

Yep. Just reading Cosey's book which made me look this up haha

[@Embrod]

I see this, as some sort of horror, thriller soundtrack. Also, definitely you shouldn't check it, while you're tripping.

[@fabriziofederico9487]

Reminds me of the Pink8 manifesto

[@alisamisayn8349]

What version is this?

[@TheAvantgardeCave]

CD reissue with additional material released in 1990 by ReRMegacorp.

[@hugovandermeer1566]

Eddie Prevost was actually, and perhaps continues to be, a very good percussionist.

[@kelechi_77]

I'm 16 and born in the wrong generation

[@captinweestain526]

Freeschool, Basement of Powis terrace ‘66

[@OConnorAlbert]

57264 Sterling Bridge

[@theactorjohnlarroquette]

throbbing gristle aint shit

[@deliaoakman6094]

71824 Schroeder Parks

[@aestheticaltwat]

This feels like a GSY!BE side-project.

[@FordTransitvan]

Sounds like someone kicked an amateur jazz band down the stairs.

[@christown2827]

Yes at the Empire State building and they're still falling!

[@esseffdub9941]

@@christown2827 And just as captivating as an Andy Warhol movie

[@kelechi_77]

Who came here from fortnite

[@wyntonexisting]

Lmao

[@MinidouxButReal]

This album was a severe detriment to my music taste. It almost feels wrong to like this. 😂

[@--O_0---]

🤢

[@esseffdub9941]

Anybody notice this isn't really music? It's like millennial comedy- It's not funny so it must be really funny. The sonic equivalent of "the emperor's new clothes"

[@abanana2561]

This is more musical than almost all of commercial music found today

[@esseffdub9941]

@@abanana2561 No, it really isn't. I don't have a problem with avante garde or experimental music, but this is just shit. It's scraping and banging sounds. Someone commented that it sounds like they need to oil their instruments. But there is no actual playing. It sounds like untalented children were given instruments then told to keep their neighbors awake for as long as possible. I get it that art can be very personal, but don't call this nonsense music. This was a con job, and it apparently fooled a lot of people.

[@abanana2561]

@@esseffdub9941 you wanna see a con job look at what Spotify is doing to the masses. There are many comprehensive worlds of music seen by those who are curious.

[@esseffdub9941]

@@abanana2561 Spotify is a paid service and people get what they pay for. It's their problem. But let's not buy into calling crap genius. A monkey could splatter paint on a canvas. But don't call it art.

[@abanana2561]

@@esseffdub9941 You don't get it, that's fine, just don't be ignorant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHyzd5qdeLOnldE