Title: classic Can
Product review: Delay is a fantastic album, that, despite being made in 1968, still retains its awe-inspiring, garage-punk intensity. This album features Malcom Mooney as singer, who grabes hold of every song with a crazed determination to hold the listener's focus. As such, it is much more a "malcolm Mooney" album than "Can" album. While later Can singer Damo Suzuki was a much more subtle singer, leaving space for the band to improvise, Mooney aims straight for the jugular, comming on like a rabid schizophrenic needing your attention. Personally, I like Mooney more than Suzuki, although conventional wisdom says otherwise. Delay is a fine intro to Can. While some of their other albums are more esoteric, this album is pretty accessible. If you like punk, you will like this album.
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