Rite Time

Rite Time is Can's twelfth and last album, considered a reunion album because of the time elapsed between its release and the release of the band's previous, self titled album ten years earlier. It is also notable in that it features the vocals of the band's original singer, Malcolm Mooney. This is the most straightforward Can release, and as such is sometimes regarded as the band's weakest, although it is also loved by many fans.

[edit] Track listing

"On the Beautiful Side of a Romance"
"The Withoutlaw Man"
"Below This Level"
"Movin' Right Along"
"Like a New Child"
"Hoolah Hoolah"
"Give the Drummer Some"
"In the Distance Lies the Future"

[edit] Personnel

Holger Czukay: bass, french horn
Michael Karoli: guitar
Jaki Liebezeit: drums
Irmin Schmidt: keyboards
Malcolm Mooney: vocals

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Holger Czukay \| Michael Karoli \| Jaki Liebezeit \| Irmin Schmidt

Former members	Malcolm Mooney \| Damo Suzuki \| Rosko Gee \| Rebop Kwaku Baah

Albums	Monster Movie \| Tago Mago \| Ege Bamyasi \| Future Days \| Soon Over Babaluma \| Landed \| Flow Motion \| Saw Delight \| Out of Reach \| Can \| Rite Time

Compilation albums	Soundtracks \| Limited Edition \| Unlimited Edition \| Opener \| Cannibalism \| Delay 1968 \| Incandescence \| Cannibalism 2 \| Anthology \| Cannibalism 3 \| Peel Sessions \| Radio Waves \| Can Live \| Sacrilege

Famous songs	"Yoo Doo Right" \| "Mother Sky" \| "Mushroom" \| "Halleluhwah" \| "Vitamin C" \| "Spoon" \| "Moonshake" \| "I Want More"

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