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Future Days

Can (DE) · 1973 · Vinyl-Lp · GB · United Artists Records UAS 29505

<div> <div id="tracklist" class="section tracklist" data-toggle="tracklist"> Tracklist <div>&nbsp;</div> <div class="section_content"> A1 Future Days 9:34 <br/> A2 Spray 8:28 <br/> A3 Moonshake 3:02 <br/> B1 Bel Air 20:00 <br/> </div> </div> <div class="section credits toggle_section toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="credits" id="credits"> Credits <div class="section_content toggle_section_content"> <ul class="list_no_style"> <li>Bass, Recorded By &ndash; Holger Czukay</li> <li>Cover &ndash; Ingo Trauer, Richard J. Rudow</li> <li>Guitar &ndash; Michael Karoli</li> <li>Keyboards &ndash; Irmin Schmidt</li> <li>Percussion &ndash; Jaki Liebezeit</li> <li>Producer, Written-By &ndash; Can</li> <li>Recorded By &ndash; Chris Sladdin, Volker Liedtke</li> <li>Vocals &ndash; Kenji &quot;Damo&quot; Suzuki*</li> </ul> </div> </div> <div class="section notes toggle_section toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="notes" id="notes"> Notes <div class="section_content toggle_section_content">On the back cover of the UK release, the United Artists logo appears on the bottom right. <br /> The cat# UAS 29505 appears top right. <br /> Labeling has &#39;Side 1&#39; and &#39;Side 2&#39; <br /> The label has the United Artists logo in brown as is the print running around the edge. Vinyl is entirely black. <br /> Track B1 is listed as &#39;Spare A Light&#39; on the label and &#39;Bel Air&#39; on the back cover. <br /> Some copies (presumably from 1974?) have ST/ST/74 at lower left (rather than DA/DA/73)</div> </div> </div>