S6E258 - Agitation Free 'Malesch' with David Lewis

<p>Record store owner and self-professed 'music geek' <strong>David Lewis</strong> (Elizabeth's Records - Columbus, OH) thinks we should never stop discovering new (to us) music. He's right. Around 10 years ago he came upon the 1972 debut album by German experimental rock group <strong>Agitation Free</strong>, '<strong>Malesch</strong>'. A mysterious fusion of psychedelia, experimental krautrock and world music, it's a fascinating snapshot of a band working together to create a trippy, ethereal and unique wall of sound.</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Laila III</em> - Agitation Free (Live in Paris ORTF Studio, 1973); <em>Future Games</em> - Fleetwood Mac; <em>Hallogallo</em> - Neu!; <em>Phaedra</em> - Tangerine Dream; <em>Sabbath Bloody Sabbath</em> - Black Sabbath; <em>Winning</em> - The Sound; <em>You Play For Us Today</em>, <em>Sahara City</em> - Agitation Free; <em>New Dawn Fades</em> - New Order; <em>Ala Tul</em> - Agitation Free; <em>Supernaut</em> - Black Sabbath; <em>Outside Tokyo</em> - The Stranglers; <em>Pulse</em> - Agitation Free; <em>Departure From The Northern Wasteland</em> - Michael Hoenig; <em>Pruit Igoe</em> - Philip Glass; <em>Khan El Khalili</em> - Agitation Free; <em>Jessica</em> - The Allman Brothers; <em>No One Is There</em> - Nico; <em>V-2 Schneider</em> - David Bowie; <em>Malesch</em> - Agitation Free; <em>Utopia III (excerpt)</em> - Thomas Kessler; <em>Malesch, Rücksturz</em> - Agitation Free; <em>Emka</em> - My Education; <em>Music Factory</em> - Agitation Free (Live Mainz Germany, 1972)</p>