Found a live 1971 Amon Düül II tape in a basement in Pittsburgh
I was helping clear out an old record store in Pittsburgh last month and behind a shelf of moldy jazz LPs sat a reel-to-reel with no label, just 'Buttermilk 3/14/71' scratched on the side. Spooled it up on a friend's deck and it's a full 40 minutes of them jamming way looser than the studio version of Yeti, with this crazy feedback solo that cuts in around the 22 minute mark. Anyone else ever stumble on a live tape of a forgotten krautrock band that completely changes how you hear their album cuts?