Can has announced the next release in their live album series, Live in Brighton 1975, which will be out December 3 via Mute Records. It's a triple vinyl / double CD set, divided into seven sections. Can didn't really do setlists, instead playing improvisational sets that twisted and turned, incorporating elements of the songs from studio recordings. In the seventh and final section of Brighton '75, the band dip in and out of "Vitamin C" with Jaki Liebezeit's astonishing drumming leading the way. Listen to an excerpt of "Brighton 75 Sieben" below.

Meanwhile, former Can singer/lyricist Malcolm Mooney is playing a show at Brooklyn's Union Pool on November 2 with a backing band of electronics wiz Peter Conheim (Jet Black Hair Band), bassist Jamaaladeen Tacuma (Ornette Coleman's Prime Time), keyboardist Alexis Marcelo, Ava Mendoza, percussionist Daniel Moreno, and Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley. The show also features Roadhouse, and tickets are on sale.

You can pick up Can's classic 1969 debut album Monster Movie, which features Mooney on vocals, in our shop.