Yeti (album)

Yeti is the second studio album by the German krautrock band Amon Düül II. It was originally released as a double album in 1970. Yeti is considered one of the band's seminal works and a defining album of the krautrock genre.

The album is characterized by its blend of psychedelic rock, experimental soundscapes, and improvisational passages. It features a diverse range of instrumentation, including electric guitars, synthesizers, percussion, and unconventional sound effects. Yeti is known for its extended tracks, which often incorporate elements of free improvisation and collective jamming.

Lyrically, Yeti touches on themes of mythology, fantasy, and social commentary. The album's artwork reflects its psychedelic and experimental nature.

Yeti has been highly influential on subsequent generations of musicians and is widely regarded as a classic of experimental rock music. It has been reissued on various formats, including CD and vinyl.