No song has ever captured the awe and wonder of bicycle riding in wide open spaces as well as this song has. Only a biker could write such a grand homage to the sport.
This track is perfect! If you are a bicyclist, you understand the crazy passion for that piece of carbon alloy on wheels. When my bike got stolen, I cried like a baby.🥺 I love horses too but that is a whole different song/kettle of fish.😉
I think this is better than the 2003 version that appeared on the album. Probably because Kraftwerk was still using hardware synths including analog synths available at the time...2003 was the heyday of soft synths and they weren't as good quality as what came before and afterward.
I love this, and so does composer Paul Hindemith (RIP). Listen to the first movement of his Flute Sonate from 1936. The first measures are used note for note, in the same key. It makes sense, because Florian Schneider is a trained flautist. Both are masterpieces!
Kraftwerk should be required listening for every electronic musician. There's no better way to remind yourself that timeless songs are timeless because of the songwriting, not because they have some insanely complicated, technically difficult sound.
Kraftwork one of the pioneers of synthesize music. We use to have school talent shows back in the 80's break dancing to their music. Numbers was the #1 jam !!!
Yes you’re correct. The Song “planet rock” which is considered a hip hop classic by the Soul Sonic Force doesn’t exist without kraftwerk. Even the rap group “2 live crew” used a sample by Kraftwerk in their song “Dick almighty”
I took this to my French class in 1988 and the class went insane. The class rooms along the entire hall literally left the rooms to see what was going on. Then,... the teacher came out and did this Float and moonwalk that was so perfect the students cheered soooo loud it caused the principal, vice principal, coaches and security to come and see why 5 class rooms gathered at once. I FELT EPIC... I was the kid who "did that thing in class". I lived that Legendary life for awhile. ..
Fantastic beat in this one, goes without saying... but everything about this track, from the harmonies, to the sound effects, to the creepy breathing, is straight dope! One of the best parts about Kraftwerk's tunes is that they arrange them in such a way that it doesn't get repetitive.
go and live through the 80s and you might get it. there was much more fusion, sound clash, influences thrown in back then. it was true art. add an mc to this and what is it if it aint hip hop?
Fathers of Tecno music, with Jean Michel Jarre and a couple more. Damn, how good this is... 80´s was the best time for music. So deep, so different, so damn good.
The first song I started popping and breaking to, aww so many awesome memories, I still pop to this at my last day of my 42yrs old, Cause Tomorrow The 11th of March, I turn 43yrs old Shaaaauuuuuuuuu!
W44F I agree on the fact that the young generation (Y generation) hasn't and will never know what their parents knew at their times... musically, I mean.
Me too even thought I was born in the crapy generation of music of the 21st century.But my father and mother showed me the music back then the music is awesome so I agree with you the 20th century was better when it lasted.
Wow! So loved listening to Kraftwerk! But then again, so much for listening and liking this kind of music, back in the days in the 1980's! Awesome great music then!😊👍👌🎼🎶🎵🎹🎧💿❤
I was 14 when this came out. Never heard anything like it and it blew me away. So rigid yet graceful at the same time. It's still incredible 40 years on.
RIP FLORIAN SCHNEIDER!!!# ❤️🎼🙏🏾❤️🎼🙏🏾❤️🎼🙏🏾❤️ Hella gap was bridged from these brothers right here. Every ol school hiphop DJ I knew had TEE-NUMBERS-TOUR DE FRANCE- MAN MACHINE and a few other Kraftwerk greats!!!!
In all these years of knowing the cover art (around 27 years), I only recently found out the men on the bikes are Kraftwerk, lol! Love this version of the track.
Ralf Hutter, the main songwriter was deep into cycling at this time, he regularly cycled 100km a day. The others weren't into it, so for the photo shoot they were not happy. The drawing is taken from an actual photo.
I had to look it up for myself, here are the lyrics: [Verse 1] FRENCH-Francais TRANSLATION - ENGLISH-Englais L'enfer du Nord Paris-Roubaix (Tour de France, Tour de France) The hell of the North: Paris - Roubaix La Cote d'Azur et Saint-Tropez (Tour de France, Tour de France). The Cote d'Azur and Saint Tropez Les Alpes et les Pyrénées (Tour de France, Tour de France) The Alps and the Pyrenees Dernière étape : Champs-Élysées (Tour de France, Tour de France). Last stage Champs-Elysees [Verse 2] Galibier et Tourmalet (Tour de France, Tour de France). Galibier and Tourmalet En danseuse jusqu'au sommet (Tour de France, Tour de France). Dancing even on the top Pédaler en grand braquet (Tour de France, Tour de France) Bicycling at high gear Sprint final à l'arrivée (Tour de France, Tour de France) Final sprint at the finish [Verse 3] Crevaison sur les pavés (Tour de France, Tour de France) Flat tire on the paving-stones Le vélo vite réparé (Tour de France, Tour de France) The bicycle is repaired quickly Le peloton est regroupé (Tour de France, Tour de France) The peloton is regrouped Camarades et amitié (Tour de France, Tour de France) Comrades and friendship It's interesting to me when he says in the second to the last line: "The peloton is regrouped" Now, where have we heard that word a lot lately and what does it mean? In French, "peloton" literally means "ball," but it is most often used with the meaning "group." It's frequently used in the bicycling context, so the Peloton equals the main field or group of cyclists in a race. “Tour de France” was released as a single in 1983. The members of Kraftwerk at this time (most notably Ralf Hütter) were dedicated cycling enthusiasts and this song was intended as a homage to the sport’s most famous event. Shortly after the release of this song, Hütter was hospitalized following a serious cycling accident. This track was also notable for its distinctive drum beats, and the usage of bicycle sound effects as percussion. Its beats have been heavily sampled and mimicked by several generations of electro, techno and Miami bass artists.
Coming back to this UA-cam video of it,I've just noticed something. I'm sure the original version came out a year sooner and that it pitched up a short distance outside the Top 20 in the UK charts in the school/college/uni summer holiday period in both 1983 and 1984,in some kind of tandem with the event.
Kraftwerk Tour de France Die Hölle von Nord-Paris - Roubaix The hell of Northern Paris - Roubaix Die Côte d'Azur und Saint Tropez The Cote d'Azur and Saint Tropez Die Alpen und die Pyrenäen The Alps and the Pyrenees Letzte Etappe der Champs-Elysees Last stage Champs-Elysees Galibier und Tourmalet Galibier and Tourmalet Sogar oben tanzen Dancing even on the top Radfahren im hohen Gang Bicycling at high gear Letzter Sprint im Ziel Final sprint at the finish Reifenpanne auf den Pflastersteinen Flat tire on the paving-stones Das Fahrrad ist schnell repariert The bicycle is repaired quickly Das Peloton ist umgruppiert The peloton is regrouped Kameraden und Freundschaft Comrades and friendship Songwriter: Fritz Hilpert / Ralf Huetter
This is one of the best songs to grow up too at an early age. Breaking dancing and getting part time income from teaching at the Arthur Murray Dance Studios in Evanston, IL in the early 80's. Thank you Sensei Fuji (break dance instructor) ...I hope your still alive to read with this gratitudei...Can dance to it, can ride with it, run with it, do everything with it...One more thanks while we are at it Sensei. Africa Bambotta and these guys will favor instilled upon my memory ..Thank you Sensei, LOL
Excellent! La 'tite phrase musicale du début tourne dans ma tête depuis plus de 30 ans et je n'étais pas sûr si elle existait ou si je l'avais inventé. Merci beaucoup.
*** HEARD THIS ON JEREMY VINE'S RADIO 2 SHOW THE OTHER DAY.HAD TO LOOK IT UP ***CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT **** TOOK ME BACK 30 YEARS...............................................................
.75 speed is closer to what I'm hearing on this vinyl my dad has. It actually has the German version on one side and French on the other. I play it at 33 speed on my phonograph. Its lovely. The vinyl was bought in 1984 while he was in Berlin.
![Kraftwerk - Numbers ComputerWorld [Live, 2004] HD](/img/n.gif)
RIP to Florian Schneider-Esleben. He founded the electro music group Kraftwerk, and it was my introduction to "New Wave" in the early 80s.
Half New Wave and Half Hip-Hop
@@thedefinitive1637 this was not hip hop one bit. This was entirely new wave.
Synth Pop*
@@TNS17 correct. Black house music dj's sampled the hell outta kraftwerk to create their own sound. It's all good!
Neither new wave or hip hop. Kraftwerk was Kraftwerk.
Have loved this tune ever since it came out..Reminder Breakin'....Turbo broom stick routine.This what made hip hop at its very best in the 80's
Right! This and Bam sampling Trans Europa Express! A blast for all B-Boys.
Picked this tape up in Nuremberg, summer of 1984.
Walkman rocking through the Alps on a midnight train.
Have always loved the 3:41 - 4:40 segment of this version. A treat on headphones or a good sound system.
absolutely right 💯
That part is jammin
Kinda sad it was cut from the newer release. But at least we got the Étapes, so that's a net win in my book.
Totally heaven
The 80's made me what I am today, and that's 51 yrs old..
Respect
paul bellenie right behind you at 49 yrs old!!!
paul bellenie I'm 2 years behind you we got to hear the beginning of it all .
Ten years behind you. 40! Childhood!!😃😃😃
I was 49 when y'all said that,now I'm 50,the 80s and early 90s were LIT 💣💣💣💥💥💥💥
No song has ever captured the awe and wonder of bicycle riding in wide open spaces as well as this song has. Only a biker could write such a grand homage to the sport.
Ralf Hutter was an avid cyclist, so was Florian Schider..
This song with the better known NUMBERS and TEE were club staples, at the right clubs, years ago.
One Two...Iggy Pop and DAVID BOWIE...!
Well he does sound like he's getting a bit puffed out. Perhaps he's cycling up one of those really big hills or mountains.
I want to ride my bicycle I want to ride my bike,I want to ride my bicycle I want to ride it where I liiiiike.....
This track is perfect! If you are a bicyclist, you understand the crazy passion for that piece of carbon alloy on wheels. When my bike got stolen, I cried like a baby.🥺 I love horses too but that is a whole different song/kettle of fish.😉
I think this is better than the 2003 version that appeared on the album. Probably because Kraftwerk was still using hardware synths including analog synths available at the time...2003 was the heyday of soft synths and they weren't as good quality as what came before and afterward.
I love this, and so does composer Paul Hindemith (RIP). Listen to the first movement of his Flute Sonate from 1936. The first measures are used note for note, in the same key. It makes sense, because Florian Schneider is a trained flautist. Both are masterpieces!
At first I thought it was some kind of joke. Just checked the Hindemith piece. Good call!
Hindemith was a genius
Gebrauchsmusik
Thank you for the info👍🙂
ua-cam.com/video/sHo5CMqNEDU/v-deo.html
RIP Florian Schneider. I'll take a long long ride today.
Just back from a 20K ride. Such a loss..
Kraftwerk is a goldmine to hit, this music really makes you to appreciate the simplicity of things!
Kraftwerk should be required listening for every electronic musician. There's no better way to remind yourself that timeless songs are timeless because of the songwriting, not because they have some insanely complicated, technically difficult sound.
When I was a kid, this song felt like a trip to another dimension
One of the best Kraftwerk-Songs!
RIP Florian, a man who helped co-found a marvellous band for the ages! you lived an amazing life mate
Kraftwork one of the pioneers of synthesize music. We use to have school talent shows back in the 80's break dancing to their music. Numbers was the #1 jam !!!
Phat beats. These guys paved the way for a lot of old school hip hop music and todays trance and techno. Love Kraftwerk.
Hell yes..
Kraftwerk took us to a new realm of sound. The English 80's invasion changed my life. Wish I could open up a bar where it was 80's vinyl only
Also Industrial
Yes you’re correct. The Song “planet rock” which is considered a hip hop classic by the Soul Sonic Force doesn’t exist without kraftwerk.
Even the rap group “2 live crew” used a sample by Kraftwerk in their song
“Dick almighty”
@@JetBlackBerry BEAUTIFUL 😍
I took this to my French class in 1988 and the class went insane. The class rooms along the entire hall literally left the rooms to see what was going on.
Then,...
the teacher came out and did this Float and moonwalk that was so perfect the students cheered soooo loud it caused the principal, vice principal, coaches and security to come and see why 5 class rooms gathered at once.
I
FELT
EPIC...
I was the kid who "did that thing in class".
I lived that Legendary life for awhile.
..
Kraftwerk is awesome. Techno pop/Synth pop at it's finest. I LOVE Kraftwerk
😍
RIP Florian Schneider in electronic heaven!! ❤️🙏
Fantastic beat in this one, goes without saying... but everything about this track, from the harmonies, to the sound effects, to the creepy breathing, is straight dope! One of the best parts about Kraftwerk's tunes is that they arrange them in such a way that it doesn't get repetitive.
Give me back my 80's life
Me too! The 80s were the best decade ever!
80's era was awesome
Wait til you get to 2020, you're gonna SHIT.
It's imposible think..., but I want to..
For real /great music
I had this 12" in 1983. listening today in 2018, it still gives me goosebumps! #KraftwerkOverEverything
See my reply above !! thankyou 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Who here in 2023 more than 40/yrs after this jam came out'/???
Ruhe in Frieden, Florian Schneider.
Rip florian. You were a true pioneer with your bandmates
Way ahead of time, so breathtaking impressive.
Very surprised that this isn't by now the theme song for the actual Tour de France.
Literally created electronic music. Without Kraftwerk, there's no rap, hip hop, techno, retro, synth, nothing.
The sound of mathematics, perfect beat, perfect mix, perfect pitch
And love.
👍
This is why I'm all old school, NONE of the rap music today can't even touch the golden era of hip hop of the 80's
And what do Kraftwerk themself have to with hip-hop, except being sampled by a shitload of uncreative producers in the 80s?
Akumaa2000
go and live through the 80s and you might get it. there was much more fusion, sound clash, influences thrown in back then. it was true art. add an mc to this and what is it if it aint hip hop?
you hear trans europa express? u can hear the foundation of afrika bambaatas planet rock.
Okada San
Watching the Tour de France last night made me think of this track again. This is timeless music!
Listening to this and watching the 2023 Tour de France.
This was the Jam for the High School Dance Competitions Popping and Locking 3D!!!!
So fresh and imaginative. You could see these places in your mind through their music
Fathers of Tecno music, with Jean Michel Jarre and a couple more. Damn, how good this is... 80´s was the best time for music. So deep, so different, so damn good.
I bought this on 7inch single back in the 80s, still class listening at 60 ,😊
12" was the bollocks Boss 1983 🤔🤔🤔🤔
The first song I started popping and breaking to, aww so many awesome memories, I still pop to this at my last day of my 42yrs old, Cause Tomorrow The 11th of March, I turn 43yrs old
Shaaaauuuuuuuuu!
+mario vallejo You Da Man!!!!! Happy Belated Born Day!!! 57 on February 9, 2016... Keep living and God close!!
Mario Vallejo s
I'm still Poppin too Bro!! 47 now.....I'm way better than I was when I was 12
shauuuuu
DAMN I MISS THE 80'S THINGS WERE SO MUCH BETTER EVEN IF YOU WERE POOR
W44F I agree on the fact that the young generation (Y generation) hasn't and will never know what their parents knew at their times... musically, I mean.
Me too even thought I was born in the crapy generation of music of the 21st century.But my father and mother showed me the music back then the music is awesome so I agree with you the 20th century was better when it lasted.
I live that decade ( i have 41) and believe me...it was MAGIC.
+romeo garcia i did 70's and 80's 80's rock.
I survived the 80's!!!!
Wow! So loved listening to Kraftwerk! But then again, so much for listening and liking this kind of music, back in the days in the 1980's! Awesome great music then!😊👍👌🎼🎶🎵🎹🎧💿❤
Timeless !!!
+DanieL Plainsong Amen!!!
Sounds closer to the 90's eletronic soundscape than anything from the 80's, pure genius
Very breakdance-ish
Tour de France 2019.
35 years after this marvel.
Who’s listening this year ? 😃👍🏼
Me!! For me, this song is the Tour of France anthem 🚴🚴🚵🚵
I often listen to this when spinning on the bike trainer. It's trance-like.
Without my reggae n techno I'm lose. Blessed with the 80s breaking music. 50yrs young
Today and forever
Yes it was on breakdance 1 when Turbo does his floating popping session with the broomstick
I was 14 when this came out. Never heard anything like it and it blew me away. So rigid yet graceful at the same time. It's still incredible 40 years on.
RIP FLORIAN SCHNEIDER!!!#
❤️🎼🙏🏾❤️🎼🙏🏾❤️🎼🙏🏾❤️
Hella gap was bridged from these brothers right here. Every ol school hiphop DJ I knew had TEE-NUMBERS-TOUR DE FRANCE- MAN MACHINE and a few other Kraftwerk greats!!!!
Pure genius. A classic within itself that never gets old. Nothing like it. Great originality and excellent creativity.
I used to love this song.... I still do!
good one mitch
In all these years of knowing the cover art (around 27 years), I only recently found out the men on the bikes are Kraftwerk, lol! Love this version of the track.
Ralf Hutter, the main songwriter was deep into cycling at this time, he regularly cycled 100km a day. The others weren't into it, so for the photo shoot they were not happy. The drawing is taken from an actual photo.
Amazing...nostalgia, when electronic music was at its finest...Great to run too as well
Shout out to everyone who loves
BREAKIN'1984
BREAKIN'21985
JoshGamer...
4 Life....
The good old days
🧹
I was 12...and this song was my world the moment Turbo rocked that broom
Explain please
Rob van Houten Turbo was a character in the movie BREAKIN’... there’s an iconic scene with him dancing to this track with a broom.
Rob van Houten ua-cam.com/video/yEoaN9qIxFs/v-deo.html
never will there be beats like that
Jorge Ortega
Ralf Hütter
RIP Florian. The real powerhouse of electronic music.
Requiescat in pace - Spoczywaj w pokoju Florian Schneider. Dziękuję za te wszystkie wspaniale poukładane nutki.
I had to look it up for myself, here are the lyrics:
[Verse 1] FRENCH-Francais TRANSLATION - ENGLISH-Englais
L'enfer du Nord Paris-Roubaix (Tour de France, Tour de France) The hell of the North: Paris - Roubaix
La Cote d'Azur et Saint-Tropez (Tour de France, Tour de France). The Cote d'Azur and Saint Tropez
Les Alpes et les Pyrénées (Tour de France, Tour de France) The Alps and the Pyrenees
Dernière étape : Champs-Élysées (Tour de France, Tour de France). Last stage Champs-Elysees
[Verse 2]
Galibier et Tourmalet (Tour de France, Tour de France). Galibier and Tourmalet
En danseuse jusqu'au sommet (Tour de France, Tour de France). Dancing even on the top
Pédaler en grand braquet (Tour de France, Tour de France) Bicycling at high gear
Sprint final à l'arrivée (Tour de France, Tour de France) Final sprint at the finish
[Verse 3]
Crevaison sur les pavés (Tour de France, Tour de France) Flat tire on the paving-stones
Le vélo vite réparé (Tour de France, Tour de France) The bicycle is repaired quickly
Le peloton est regroupé (Tour de France, Tour de France) The peloton is regrouped
Camarades et amitié (Tour de France, Tour de France) Comrades and friendship
It's interesting to me when he says in the second to the last line: "The peloton is regrouped" Now, where have we heard that word a lot lately and what does it mean?
In French, "peloton" literally means "ball," but it is most often used with the meaning "group." It's frequently used in the bicycling context, so the Peloton equals the main field or group of cyclists in a race.
“Tour de France” was released as a single in 1983. The members of Kraftwerk at this time (most notably Ralf Hütter) were dedicated cycling enthusiasts and this song was intended as a homage to the sport’s most famous event. Shortly after the release of this song, Hütter was hospitalized following a serious cycling accident.
This track was also notable for its distinctive drum beats, and the usage of bicycle sound effects as percussion. Its beats have been heavily sampled and mimicked by several generations of electro, techno and Miami bass artists.
still have this on 12" vinyl,a timeless treasure for sure!
Takes me back to the summer of 84!!!
It doesn´t sounds like from 1984, but hey, that´s Kraftwerk!
42 EXAbyte That's because Kraftwerk are from the future 😐............
Heerlijk
Coming back to this UA-cam video of it,I've just noticed something. I'm sure the original version came out a year sooner and that it pitched up a short distance outside the Top 20 in the UK charts in the school/college/uni summer holiday period in both 1983 and 1984,in some kind of tandem with the event.
In Detroit,
we were hearing this on the air in Fall 1983...
2020 and this still sounds great 👍🏾
Love This! Bikes For Lifetime!
Kraftwerk
Tour de France
Die Hölle von Nord-Paris - Roubaix
The hell of Northern Paris - Roubaix
Die Côte d'Azur und Saint Tropez
The Cote d'Azur and Saint Tropez
Die Alpen und die Pyrenäen
The Alps and the Pyrenees
Letzte Etappe der Champs-Elysees
Last stage Champs-Elysees
Galibier und Tourmalet
Galibier and Tourmalet
Sogar oben tanzen
Dancing even on the top
Radfahren im hohen Gang
Bicycling at high gear
Letzter Sprint im Ziel
Final sprint at the finish
Reifenpanne auf den Pflastersteinen
Flat tire on the paving-stones
Das Fahrrad ist schnell repariert
The bicycle is repaired quickly
Das Peloton ist umgruppiert
The peloton is regrouped
Kameraden und Freundschaft
Comrades and friendship
Songwriter: Fritz Hilpert / Ralf Huetter
i used to break dance with this song.. great memories thanks
Brings back memories from my skating rink days.😜
+Shawn Reed Say that!!! I went skating 3 weeks ago rusty! But, when they grooved this I was able to get my legs!!!
Me too. Seems like so long ago.
This is one of the best songs to grow up too at an early age. Breaking dancing and getting part time income from teaching at the Arthur Murray Dance Studios in Evanston, IL in the early 80's. Thank you Sensei Fuji (break dance instructor) ...I hope your still alive to read with this gratitudei...Can dance to it, can ride with it, run with it, do everything with it...One more thanks while we are at it Sensei. Africa Bambotta and these guys will favor instilled upon my memory ..Thank you Sensei, LOL
A banger for life
The original version is by far the best!!!!
hola grandes señores de la musica electrónica nunca va haber nadie como ellos chingones
Tour De France was one of the best songs for the pop and lock in breakdancing.
BEAUTIFUL. BRINGS BACK MEMORIES! I WAS 14 AT THE TIME.
Excellent! La 'tite phrase musicale du début tourne dans ma tête depuis plus de 30 ans et je n'étais pas sûr si elle existait ou si je l'avais inventé. Merci beaucoup.
Dam this steal stands up, it does not feel dated at all, ELECTRO ROCKS...
Still love this song dang....wow 1984 seems like yesterday..
This here is jammin! Magical keyboard!
Takes me back to my days @ the skate rink in Detroit
Alright who else immediately went home and grabbed the broom to dance with it after seeing Breakin as a kid? I know I'm not the only one!
Fuckin Lol:) Gonna have to you tube that now!
I'd trip over my own two feet trying to do what Turbo did lol
turbo was the best to ever do it
yeah barker you are
They did a horrible job hiding the string but yeah
I still have this on record. :-)
old school cool
kim you look dam GREAT🎆🎊🎉
I just got the record this year for my birthday (studio album from 2003, not the single)
My bro still got it 👍💯🔥
You too?
I swear this awesome song makes me want to ride my old 10 speed bike down a steep curvy San Francisco hill, just like I did in the 80's!!!!!
This song was HUGE back in the day in Detroit, especially at the dances.
Kraftwerk awesome ,the minecraft of Techno
*** HEARD THIS ON JEREMY VINE'S RADIO 2 SHOW THE OTHER DAY.HAD TO LOOK IT UP
***CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT ****
TOOK ME BACK 30 YEARS...............................................................
stuey6999 that's why I'm here too!
Turbo breakdancing wit the broom
that why i like it
I remember Turbo and Ozone and Ice T
I remember that
Was it this song, I thought it was the din da da song
@@resol1992 Yes it was this song Turbo had the broom
I stumbled on this clip and realized this song is in my list of memories I was in search of.
I didn’t know the title. Only the song.
Oh, happy day!
Gott sei Dank und gute Reise, Florian Schneider. Zu den Sternen und darüber hinaus.
.75 speed is closer to what I'm hearing on this vinyl my dad has. It actually has the German version on one side and French on the other. I play it at 33 speed on my phonograph. Its lovely. The vinyl was bought in 1984 while he was in Berlin.
Sublime. I remember dancing to this at Danceteria in NYC.
This is still cool and its 2019** made better back then
This was very popular in Hawaii, we used to dance to this, popping and breaking
Reliving my youth. Loved Kraftwerk. Rip Florian
the fathers of Electro-funk!
All these people saying RIP Florian.. Please! He is eternal, he is an immortal.. there is no need to say such things.
[Heavy Breathing] I love the bikes, all the pretty pretty bikes....
Lots of nuances of Paul Hardcastle and Vangelis.
Good stuff. :)
Detroit, home of techno, electrifying Mojo used to rock us with this in 1983.....
one ov my favs..brings back the best memories
Kraftwerk are from Düsseldorf, where "la" Tour de Fance starts this year...Marketing where are thou?
I was 10 years old when this came out, breakdance and electro.
show encontrar esses caras novamente! maravilhoso o trabalho musical deles !
This is resonating nicely with the melanin. I bet the Ancestors are Poppin and lockin in Paradise to this. 😊
Kraftwerk was on polnt still play till this day
I've been looking for this song forever... much thanks
Makes you think of yourself flying through space.. especially Mars, the colours of this song seems a warm orange glowing and shadowing our body.
Toujours magnifique