Beaver & Krause - album Ragnarok (electronic funk) 1969

"Ragnarok (electronic funk)" is in fact the real debut album by American electronic duo Beaver & Krause, bearing in mind that the previous one was a practical introdution to the use of Moog synthesizer. Electronic music with lots of Moogs as usual, folky ballads, 12-string guitar, Krause on vocals verging on sentimentality and lyrics that derive from an 8th-century Chinese poem,horror flick music, electro-pop/pseudo-circus-music jam featuring lyrics by Leonard Lipron, absurly old-time ditty gussied up with thickly distorted Moog belches and drums.

Paul Beaver - Moog synthesizer, electronics.
Bernard L. Krauser - Moog synthesizer, vocal, 12-strimg guitar.
Paul Lagos - drums.

Ragnarok.
The fisherman.
Circle X.
Dill Piccolo (try not to switch).
Dr. Fox.
Moogy blues funk.
As I hear it.
33rd stanza of a hymn to Sancho Panza.
Fountains of the Department of Water and Power.
Changes.
Interplay.