.....sorry....aber das ist einfach zu gut.....diese monotonen Riffs....das Schlagzeug, das diesen pausenlosen Druck standhält....das ist ganz großes Kino....
Wie konnte ich diese geile Musik so lange ignorieren? Bin jetzt 60 und habe endlich kapiert, welche großartige Band NEU! ist. Shame on me. Naja es ist nie zu spät.
Ph-uc-'kin awesome! A few years ago I was lucky enough to see Michael Rother at The Greenman in Wales. For me, it was easily the best act in the entire festival, I will never forget it.
Discovered Krautrock late in life around five years ago. It's at once dated and futuristic. It's familiar and also fresh. It's what I was always looking for when I think back and remember what else I was listening to.
i live in England i got into German music by accident and i came across Nue band by accident i bought the two albums nue 72 and nue 75 and i was stared in amazement how different it was from other bands for example Kraftwerk , Tangerine Dream also Karl Shultz sorry if spelt wrong and Nue was so different the records got stolen thankfully the internet came and here it is . What a band and thank you for your music i still enjoy today
I’ve been writing an alt-country/folk/soul album and def needed something else to listen to. This is right up my ally. Can’t believe I didn’t know/listen to in my late teens or early 20’s. I love this kind of sound. I watched a show by them in the mid 70’s and it was awesome. Can def mark this southern mutt down for being a fan of some Neu!
.....das war meine Zeit....Neu!, La Düsseldorf, Michael Rother mit seinen "Flammenden Herzen"...wir tranken Bier und "Persico"....und hatten Gott sei Dank kein Smartphone.... Leider kommt "Zeit" nie zurück. Und dieser geile Lebensabschnitt schon mal gar nicht.....😢
I love to see Michael unearthing his roots. To be honest I came across his works listening to "Flammende Herzen" back in 1978. Two years after the album's release. Anyway, when I went to our local record shop asking for "die Platte Flammende Herzen bitte...they ordered "Sterntaler" for me. That one was subtiteled-Flammende Herzen- and I went home by bike. I was dissapointed indeed, cause the real track "Flammende Herzen" was missing. No worries folks, I could get hold of the original vinyl later on. A couple of years later when digital records turned up I bought his masterpieces again. Blasting my ears off, and leaving me alone with having " a hard one" if you know what I mean. Later on the new releases came up: Ich habe nächtelang in meiner Wohnung gelegen und "Nachtpassage" oder "Patagonia Horizont" gehört.Bonus tracks never ever heard before.But to be honest: "Katzenmusik" to me is his masterpiece.Being on stage with Hans - Klaus and Jaki sadly passed away - so our last surviving hero to promote the Apache Beat has taken over.Hans Lampe hat übrigens auch zu seinen La Düsseldorf Zeiten niemals lange Haare getragen.Soviel mal zum Thema Häuptling der Apachen.The seventies indeed were the best years of my life.Really great peeps out there, they "shaped" me somehow.So many more names to be mentioned like Wolfgang Riechman, Klaus's younger brother Thomas...And now we see them introducing younger guys to play along. They'll have to take over a kind of burdon. Let's call it HERITAGE. Best way ti do it I guesss. Greetings, Dietmar
I can easily believe your filmmaker's note in the description. I met Rother briefly in 2014, very nice man. Unfortunately the gig was at a place run by students and I was kicked out toward the end of the gig for swaying to the music with my eyes closed. I wasn't even close to being drunk, those 18-year-olds didn't get it. Great gig though!
I think it's fantastic that their music survived in over 45 years. There are a very intensive impression over that. Its not protopunk, its industrial, with fantasy in it. Charming, dreaming. Where do I come from? Maybe from county. My roots and then surviving in mega urban factory cities. Very exact expressed.
This is my kind of stuff, When playing guitar in the 90s (havent picked one up for years) I used to play like this but my only reference in those pre internet days were my stereolab CDs - Krautrock was something I had not heard of. I just thought of it as repetitive guitar and I loved it, you really lose yourself in the music. I totally recommend it :D in later years I discovered Neu etc and could just leave them on repeat for hours.
Pick that guitar back up, brethren! I just found out what “Krautrock” was today as well as Neu and I absolutely love it. The only thing I’m wondering is if the drummer gets bored playing at the same tempo the whole time. (They might speed it up slowly but I’m too tired to tell and it didn’t make me any less sleepy 😂)
Krautrock is more about the relentless, impeccable drumming than synths to drive the beat. This is fabulous stuff. Though Jaki of CAN was the ultimate. Never bettered. Never will be.
Ha, in 2008 i was in a kinda psychedelic band. We improvised for hours. One evening we played E Major for half an hour with that pulsing beat. The next days I found out that Neu! played exactly this stuff 34 years from then with Hallogallo - and we didn't know that track yet when we played "it".
Congratulations on your 50k UA-cam views Browzan. This was the one which caught my attention, including your narrative about Michael Rother being a top banana.....and took you a long way to the 50k....lot of music appreciators out there....lot of NEU appreciators out there...and a lot of Michael Rother appreciators out there. Do you have any similar ventures planned?
Der motorische Beat, das Schlagzeugspiel, Bassspiel und Tastenspiel... und Michael Rothers Gitarrenspiel machen diese Musik zu einer der besten oder besonders interessant (für mich und viele Andere). Schön, dass das aus Deutschland kommt aber letztendlich auch unwichtig. Danke, danke, danke!!!
Hi, This first song is fantastic " Koln " from Kraftwerk, with DINGER and ROTHER). Between SISTER RAY et JOY DIVISION. Do you know if it's possible to find, in CD version ? Thanks a lot...for your response
If you want to know where Joy Division, Sonic Youth, Stereolab, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Iggy Pop, Tortoise, Sex Pistols, David Bowie and even Steven Wilson of Porcupine tree for that matter etc etc etc (I can go on and on) got their influence from, this is it!! Can you believe this stuff is from the early 70s. Holy shit..this could very well have been a band from 1994 or even 2014 and you wouldn't even know it. So ahead of their time. Post punk before punk? Crazy! Just f'n Crazy!
Thanks - Michael Rother plays Neu! was how the festival was publicised - its one of the founding members, so its safe to use this title for UA-cam- cheers @NOWtheband.
@@bent2 yes, and Lampe has been involved in the band since 1972, so ,,,In my ears this is Neu! , I saw them last month in Copenhagen, stilll going strong.
I fell in love with Neu back when I was about 22, damn near 50 years ago now. Still love them.
Same as you! One of the best krautrock's band for ever...
@@dondai1 The grandpappys of everything dark ambient today. Cryo Chamber as their direct spawn, with Listmord as the heavy semi conductor.
so what
.....sorry....aber das ist einfach zu gut.....diese monotonen Riffs....das Schlagzeug, das diesen pausenlosen Druck standhält....das ist ganz großes Kino....
I was fifteen when first time i hear Neu, 52 years ago, fantastic music. Still fantastic now.
Wie konnte ich diese geile Musik so lange ignorieren? Bin jetzt 60 und habe endlich kapiert, welche großartige Band NEU! ist. Shame on me. Naja es ist nie zu spät.
Ph-uc-'kin awesome!
A few years ago I was lucky enough to see Michael Rother at The Greenman in Wales. For me, it was easily the best act in the entire festival, I will never forget it.
Amazing band ..........
Discovered Krautrock late in life around five years ago.
It's at once dated and futuristic. It's familiar and also fresh.
It's what I was always looking for when I think back and remember what else I was listening to.
First time hearing it and I love it. For some reason it makes me think of "Touch of Grey" by the Grateful Dead. Same key and drumbeat, maybe, dunno!
Give la Dusseldorf's Viva a listen.
Wished I’d been there
Hypnotic Krautrock at its very best.
No German musician would EVER call their music ‘Krautrock’. It’s a lazy, stupid and pejorative label.
Fantastic!!!
Michael Rother is one talented dude...and the band here are tight. Brilliant video, cheers.
40 years ago I, I, I fisrt listen NEU!!! Oh my God!. Thank you.
Brilliant
Sounds fantastic! Great live performance!
Loved NEU back in the 70s and still great music today. Thanks for uploading this
Welcome. I did it for the fans.
i live in England i got into German music by accident and i came across Nue band by accident i bought the two albums nue 72 and nue 75 and i was stared in amazement how different it was from other bands for example Kraftwerk , Tangerine Dream also Karl Shultz sorry if spelt wrong and Nue was so different the records got stolen thankfully the internet came and here it is .
What a band and thank you for your music i still enjoy today
Klaus Schulze ;)
NEU ;)
@@l3p3 silly me thanks .
...and not la Dusseldorf? Viva!!!!!
verey good band
Hi from girl from Moscow)we met at Synesthesie) thanks for videos with Michael
Nice to meet you and youre very welcome.
NEU!的每一首都好好听啊
真的是
Nice profile picture lol
So pleasing, thanks
pleasure, I put it up for the fans
I’ve been writing an alt-country/folk/soul album and def needed something else to listen to. This is right up my ally. Can’t believe I didn’t know/listen to in my late teens or early 20’s. I love this kind of sound. I watched a show by them in the mid 70’s and it was awesome. Can def mark this southern mutt down for being a fan of some Neu!
legendarisch! eine tolle musikalische Beschreibung unserer Industriegesellschaft,
The roots of Joy Division and everything that came after.
I think "Hero" massively influenced Johnny Rotten as well.
Steven Morris was/is a big Krautrock fan...
The more interesting Kraftwörk ;-)
Oh Fuck Yeah! 🔥💯
I don't what to say.. this is just brilliant musicianship. I can't listen to mumble rap but I can definitely listen to this.
Brah, why even mention mumble rap?
the two genres are nothing alike.. why mention it? really think about it. like reeeeealllyyyyy think about it.
the brain synapses are making some craaaAaAaAAaazy connections
Coooool
.....das war meine Zeit....Neu!, La Düsseldorf, Michael Rother mit seinen "Flammenden Herzen"...wir tranken Bier und "Persico"....und hatten Gott sei Dank kein Smartphone....
Leider kommt "Zeit" nie zurück. Und dieser geile Lebensabschnitt schon mal gar nicht.....😢
Rewelacja, uwielbiam tą muzykę. !!!
Danke, dass ihr mich 50 Jahre durchs Leben begleitet! Für immer!
I love to see Michael unearthing his roots. To be honest I came across his works listening to "Flammende Herzen" back in 1978. Two years after the album's release. Anyway, when I went to our local record shop asking for "die Platte Flammende Herzen bitte...they ordered "Sterntaler" for me. That one was subtiteled-Flammende Herzen- and I went home by bike. I was dissapointed indeed, cause the real track "Flammende Herzen" was missing. No worries folks, I could get hold of the original vinyl later on. A couple of years later when digital records turned up I bought his masterpieces again. Blasting my ears off, and leaving me alone with having " a hard one" if you know what I mean. Later on the new releases came up: Ich habe nächtelang in meiner Wohnung gelegen und "Nachtpassage" oder "Patagonia Horizont" gehört.Bonus tracks never ever heard before.But to be honest: "Katzenmusik" to me is his masterpiece.Being on stage with Hans - Klaus and Jaki sadly passed away - so our last surviving hero to promote the Apache Beat has taken over.Hans Lampe hat übrigens auch zu seinen La Düsseldorf Zeiten niemals lange Haare getragen.Soviel mal zum Thema Häuptling der Apachen.The seventies indeed were the best years of my life.Really great peeps out there, they "shaped" me somehow.So many more names to be mentioned like Wolfgang Riechman, Klaus's younger brother Thomas...And now we see them introducing younger guys to play along. They'll have to take over a kind of burdon. Let's call it HERITAGE. Best way ti do it I guesss.
Greetings,
Dietmar
thanks for sharing
Muito bom!! Neu! foi o melhor!!! Saudações do Brasil [aqui pouco ou nada se conhece de KRAUTROCK]
I can easily believe your filmmaker's note in the description. I met Rother briefly in 2014, very nice man. Unfortunately the gig was at a place run by students and I was kicked out toward the end of the gig for swaying to the music with my eyes closed. I wasn't even close to being drunk, those 18-year-olds didn't get it. Great gig though!
I think it's fantastic that their music survived in over 45 years. There are a very intensive impression over that. Its not protopunk, its industrial, with fantasy in it. Charming, dreaming. Where do I come from? Maybe from county. My roots and then surviving in mega urban factory cities. Very exact expressed.
Awesome
Hallogallo!
Fur Immer!
if anyone wishes to know the young chap on guitar is Franz Bargmann from the excellent Berlin band Camera if u like Neu you will like them.
I just looked him and Camera up ...and you are spot on. Thanks.
Love that bagpipe drone man !
Drums are perfect
ROCK AND ROLL!!!!!!!!
Sister Ray.
nice stuff
WOW
Sublime et eternel ;
This is my kind of stuff, When playing guitar in the 90s (havent picked one up for years) I used to play like this but my only reference in those pre internet days were my stereolab CDs - Krautrock was something I had not heard of. I just thought of it as repetitive guitar and I loved it, you really lose yourself in the music. I totally recommend it :D in later years I discovered Neu etc and could just leave them on repeat for hours.
Pick that guitar back up, brethren! I just found out what “Krautrock” was today as well as Neu and I absolutely love it. The only thing I’m wondering is if the drummer gets bored playing at the same tempo the whole time. (They might speed it up slowly but I’m too tired to tell and it didn’t make me any less sleepy 😂)
@@louieo.blevinsmusic2011 It's a challenge and opportunity to get lost in rhythm. The loop doesn't change, but we do.
Супер!!! Как хорошее вино с годами становитесь только лучше.... ;)))))
This will do just fine for my long ass rides to work and back. Along with tangerine dream of course.
glad it can bring some joy to your journey
Line up: Rother, drummer Hans Lampe and guitarist Franz Bargmann
RIP Klaus Dinger
Krautrock is more about the relentless, impeccable drumming than synths to drive the beat. This is fabulous stuff. Though Jaki of CAN was the ultimate. Never bettered. Never will be.
Can are 10× the band that Neu! were - Neu! had some great parts and textures in their songs, but they never went anywhere.
@@fuckamericanidiot wild exaggeration. I prefer Neu! '75 to anything Can did.
Wild exaggeration indeed although I prefer some Can stuff to Neu!@@Vingul
First song is "Köln" by Kraftwerk.
Fantastic!!! Krautrock at his best ❤ Neu ❤
Einfach Super geil
tres bon je connaissé pas
Three bands stand out from that era of great German music; Can, Faust and Neu!
Ha, in 2008 i was in a kinda psychedelic band. We improvised for hours. One evening we played E Major for half an hour with that pulsing beat. The next days I found out that Neu! played exactly this stuff 34 years from then with Hallogallo - and we didn't know that track yet when we played "it".
Congratulations on your 50k UA-cam views Browzan. This was the one which caught my attention, including your narrative about Michael Rother being a top banana.....and took you a long way to the 50k....lot of music appreciators out there....lot of NEU appreciators out there...and a lot of Michael Rother appreciators out there. Do you have any similar ventures planned?
thanks for supporting the channel - much appreciated! stay gold
Love ISI
geil!
🚀🚀🚀🚀
July 20 2018
Der motorische Beat, das Schlagzeugspiel, Bassspiel und Tastenspiel... und Michael Rothers Gitarrenspiel machen diese Musik zu einer der besten oder besonders interessant (für mich und viele Andere).
Schön, dass das aus Deutschland kommt aber letztendlich auch unwichtig.
Danke, danke, danke!!!
Hi,
This first song is fantastic " Koln " from Kraftwerk, with DINGER and ROTHER).
Between SISTER RAY et JOY DIVISION.
Do you know if it's possible to find, in CD version ?
Thanks a lot...for your response
the DVD is available if you message info@8mmbar.de
If you want to know where Joy Division, Sonic Youth, Stereolab, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Iggy Pop, Tortoise, Sex Pistols, David Bowie and even Steven Wilson of Porcupine tree for that matter etc etc etc (I can go on and on) got their influence from, this is it!! Can you believe this stuff is from the early 70s. Holy shit..this could very well have been a band from 1994 or even 2014 and you wouldn't even know it. So ahead of their time. Post punk before punk? Crazy! Just f'n Crazy!
Wonderful 👍 Where was this concert and is it available on dvd ?
Berlin, yes its on DVD - you can message the team:
www.8mmbar.de/contact
@@Browzan Thanks for the quick reply👍
I miss dinger
5:00 hallogallo
This is fucking rock!
New(sorry) to this band despite loving TD, Kraftwerk and Ashra for decades. They sound like early Hawkwind.......E.G.......good!!
Beethoven would have loved this Band.
Who's drumming here?
thanks for this, what are the tracks they are playing?
thx, shazam!
What tracks are they playing please?
@@lovewalrussI don't know, download the "shazam" app and run it while it plays.
SuperWow
Krautrock is dashit!
Brilliant stuff from Rother, Lampe & understudy.
Of course this is obviously not Neu!
:-)
Thanks - Michael Rother plays Neu! was how the festival was publicised - its one of the founding members, so its safe to use this title for UA-cam- cheers @NOWtheband.
I know. I'm just taking the piss ;-)
Well, Rother was one of the two founders. And Lampe played on the 1975 album. So it's safe to say that it is NEU-ish enough :)
@@bent2 - Correct!
Although the title (still) says NEU!, rather than the more appropriate NEU-ish.
:-)
@@bent2 yes, and Lampe has been involved in the band since 1972, so ,,,In my ears this is Neu! , I saw them last month in Copenhagen, stilll going strong.
Music with no political objects im in gentlemen wonder bar from the planet 😂
Sx
70 Kommentare und dieser ist der erste in deutsch.
Neu! hat halt internationale Beachtung.
Wish Klaus Dinger was alive to see this. That drummer is doing a fantastic job in his stead