ONCE UPON A TIME......Hinten

 

GURU GURU  Hinten  (Ohr,1971) - Krautrock


     Hinten is a stone classic and another advancement on the lineage started by Cream and Jimi Hendrix as a trio in the late 60s, especially if you were to take "EXP" from the latter's Axis: Bold as Love and increase its influence in the mix. While Genrich, Trepte, and Neumeier form a guitar, bass, and drums trio, the amount of effects and electronics they all wield ends up blurring that basic distinction so that the boundary between the instruments and the weird sounds can often be hard to pinpoint. The band will lope into some wild and wooly groove and at times everything will distort, echo and reverb into something much more strange. On one song this is interrupted by vocals exclaiming "Bo Diddley!" after a descending riff with all sorts of bendy effects on Genrich's guitar. To this day and just like the, perhaps, slightly superior UFO, I've always found this endlessly inventive, especially when you consider the hoards of downtuned trios these days that only seem to stick to a narrow spectrum of this era. What Guru Guru did on these first two albums has really never been duplicated.

TRACKLIST : Electric Junk
                    The Meaning Of Meaning
                    Bo Diddley
                    Space Ship

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