NEU! - Hero live 74

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  • Опубліковано 9 сер 2007
  • NEU! en directo en 1974 con la formacion del tercer disco( Klaus Dinger,Michael Rother,Hans Lampe y Thomas Dinger) tocando una version "en construccion" de Hero.
    NEU! live in 1974 playing an early version of "hero" with the line-up of their third record (Klaus Dinger,Michael Rother,Hans Lampe and Thomas Dinger)

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  • @EyesWithoutAFAce1000
    @EyesWithoutAFAce1000 11 років тому +29

    Would pay big bucks to see the whole performance. This is mind blowing. Art Punk, Glam, Prog beauty.

  • @nayden8
    @nayden8 15 років тому +39

    "Neu! was a German band formed by Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother after their split from Kraftwerk in the early 1970s. Though the band had minimal commercial success during its existence, Neu! is retrospectively considered one of the formative Krautrock bands and a significant influence on artists including PIL, Joy Division, Brian Eno, David Bowie, Stereolab, Gary Numan, Ultravox, Simple Minds, and much of the current electronic music scene.The band always wrote their name NEU! in block caps"

  • @maotse-tung4438
    @maotse-tung4438 2 роки тому +17

    The fact that this recording exists is astonishing!

  • @StellarJoe
    @StellarJoe 16 років тому +20

    Man, I'm emotionally distraught from this recent news. What a loss.
    R.I.P. Klaus. May your beat live on for the ages!

  • @kreidlerde
    @kreidlerde 16 років тому +4

    ... in May 1974 Klaus Dinger founded his label Dingerland (Lilac Angels, Achim Duchow, Fritz Müller, la D....) and in Autumn 1974 he organised a two night showcase to promote the label; in an open air area next to a sea close to Duesseldorf. One act - which was announced as la Düsseldorf! - was M. Rother / K. Dinger on guitar/bass/vocals/tape/fx and - on drums - his brother Thomas and Conny Planks studio assistant Hans Lampe.

  • @jacquesaubin4454
    @jacquesaubin4454 5 років тому +26

    Klaus Dinger creates Punk/new wave in 1974.

  • @neu9
    @neu9 16 років тому +5

    jamás imaginé ver un video de Neu! en you tube!!
    ke buena onda ke lo subiste!
    Viva el Krautrock!

  • @catalf158
    @catalf158 5 років тому +7

    grandissimi NEU .

  • @lemmykilmister4919
    @lemmykilmister4919 9 років тому +83

    These guys must be a big band, Jesus came to see them

  • @jmummot
    @jmummot 12 років тому

    Thank you very, very, very much indeed for uploading this!!!!

  • @actron
    @actron 15 років тому +1

    WOW. I didnt know there was any footage. you are awesome for adding this. youtube is awesome for existing. Thank you logonazo!!!!!

  • @DrugStabbingTime
    @DrugStabbingTime 12 років тому +4

    I saw a performance MGMT did recently on a late night program, I think David Letterman, and they used a bubble machine on stage. The B-52's have used one too. But to use one so early on and be so unique, and with such solidarity in a small scene is something else. Very cool and innovative band. They sort of saw the art rock, alternative and indie scene that was to come. NEU! are legends for that.

  • @logonazo
    @logonazo  16 років тому +4

    it came from a german documentary called "Kraut und Ruben:Elecktrische impuls"or something like that.Also contains interviews and old footage of Kluster/cluster, Faust, klaus Schulze, tangerine dream, ashra tempel, popol vuh,Kraftwerk and of course NEU!...

  • @hickinabiskit
    @hickinabiskit 16 років тому

    Awesome!!! Thank you for posting!

  • @bepeters1
    @bepeters1 11 років тому

    Super cool! Thanks for this awesome playlist!

  • @emilyoshiro
    @emilyoshiro 12 років тому

    SUPERNATURAL!! TANX 4 POSTING THIS GEM

  • @terrypussypower
    @terrypussypower 10 років тому +2

    Wow, Neu and La Dusseldorf on the same song. The lack of footage of either of these great bands is immensely frustrating. These guys were on a different ship altogether !

  • @MarcS4R
    @MarcS4R 21 годину тому

    mindblowing at the time, still now actually

  • @paulfake
    @paulfake 10 років тому +1

    Awesome!! Must get myself a time machine and go to this gig...

  • @evilrobottolhurst
    @evilrobottolhurst 11 років тому

    Thanks. The music of the future is nearly 40 years old now - and still best!