anything else I was hearing at the time." Geoff Barrow of Portishead picked Ege Bamyası as one of their favourite 13 albums on The Quietus' Bakers Dozen series. The band Spoon takes its name from the eponymous track on this album, and cites the band as a major influence. Covers & samples There have been cover versions of songs from Ege Bamyası by various artists. "I'm So Green" was covered by Beck and was submitted for a planned Can tribute album produced by the Dust Brothers. Kanye West sampled "Sing Swan Song" for his song "Drunk and Hot Girls" on the album Graduation, and derives many of the song's lyrics from Damo Suzuki's vocals. Remix versions of several Ege Bamyası songs are included on the album Sacrilege. The Kleptones have incorporated "Vitamin C" into their mix "Hectic City 7 – May Daze". For the album's 40th anniversary, Stephen Malkmus played it in its entirety on 1 December 2012 at WEEK-END Festival in Cologne, Germany. A recording of this performance was released as a limited-edition live album on Record Store Day 2013. In popular culture "Vitamin C" can be heard in Pedro Almodóvar's movie Broken Embraces as well as in Paul Thomas Anderson's adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel Inherent Vice. It also features prominently in the 2016 Netflix series The Get Down as a theme for the character Dizzee Kipling and in an episode of Preacher. In addition to Das Messer, "Spoon" also appears in the soundtrack to Morvern Callar while "I'm So Green" was used in the documentary Spaceship Earth. Track listing Personnel Can Holger Czukay – bass, engineering, editing Michael Karoli – guitar Jaki Liebezeit – drums Irmin Schmidt – keyboards Damo Suzuki – vocals Production Ingo Trauer – original artwork Richard J. Rudow – original design Andreas Torkler – design (2004 re-release) References External links Official website Review by Julian Cope at Head Heritage Discogs entry for Ege Bamyasi 1972 albums Can (band) albums United Artists Records albums