Café Exil: New Adventures In European Music 1972-1980Various Artists

• Rubba – Way Star
• Annette Peacock – Pony
• Focus – Tommy
• Amon Düül II – A Morning Excuse
• Steve Hillage – Octave Doctors
• Faust – Jennifer
• Michael Rother – Feuerland
• Streetmark – Eileen
• Toni Esposito – L'Eroe Di Plastica
• Brian Eno – No One Receiving
• Popol Vuh – Hüter Der Schwelle
• Soft Machine – Penny Hitch
• Jan Hammer Group – Don't You Know
• Piero Umiliani – Canoe
• Cortex – Troupeau Bleu
• Cluster – Sowiesoso

• 1. Rubba – Way Star
• 2. Annette Peacock – Pony
• 3. Focus – Tommy
• 4. Amon Düül II – A Morning Excuse
• 5. Steve Hillage – Octave Doctors
• 6. Faust – Jennifer
• 7. Michael Rother – Feuerland
• 8. Streetmark – Eileen
• 9. Toni Esposito – L'Eroe Di Plastica
• 10. Brian Eno – No One Receiving
• 11. Popol Vuh – Hüter Der Schwelle
• 12. Soft Machine – Penny Hitch
• 13. Jan Hammer Group – Don't You Know
• 14. Piero Umiliani – Canoe
• 15. Cortex – Troupeau Bleu
• 16. Cluster – Sowiesoso

When David Bowie and Iggy Pop escaped LA to go Interrailing in the mid-70s, they heard a new European music that was largely devoid of Anglo-American rock influence: the German motorik sound, flashes of jazz, experimentation and electronica. In West Berlin, one of their favourite haunts was Kreuzberg’s Cafe Exil, a smoky hang-out for beats and intellectuals; this is its imaginary soundtrack.