Most underrated band ever!!! TRUE pioneers of electronic music, amazing producers with most tasteful use of live instruments 2! Been a die-heart fan for 25 years :)) Still as relevant today as ever, that's what REAL talent IS!
Underrated, totally. In electronica, which begins after the second world war and nobody noticed, the first significant (opinion) artist is Wendy Carlos-1967. Things proceed and develop predictably until the next big step -- which is The Art Of Noise. By that time, 1980-ish, sampling was a concept in development (notably in Australia) but the total package does not really mesh until 1983 -- the key being a conceptual one where 'thinking digitally' informs the sound production process -- regardless of the actual format the media imposes on the music. That is why Art Of Noise is singular. No, not the only ones doing it -- but like Columbus -- though many had been working in the same arena, once AON did it no one had to invent it/blaze a trail again.
Rest in peace on of our dear Queens. We will always remember your incredible music. When I graduate PhD and the University of KwaZulu-Natal I would like Yebo, this song, played. Such a celebration of life.
Ten years old, it’s 1990. Family vacation to Amish country and I have the AON discography on cassette blaring from my Walkman the entire trip. Memories aside, great to finally see this video!
I completely agree. I was excited to hear this album after hearing IVS but i was kinda disappointed for some reason. Looking back at it now it was just another chapter in the AoN story and this is a SUPER album from start to finish.
Imagine this as the theme of a show about SAAF (South African Air Force) fighter pilots, their Atlas Cheetahs roaring across the horizon of the African plains.
The Art of Noise were "up and active" in about the same timespan as Devo. It's certainly possible, but I think they both derived their influences from different avenues.
John LeDuc Jr no. A type of African music called Amandla. Amandla is an African word that means power. Amandla music was played during times of threats of war and tribal conflicts in ancient times and even still today. they sing and dance andthrow a big feast for the would be enemies in the hopes of avoiding war. its very cool 👍 but this song itself is about fucking
I like this song. I don't know the meaning. I was told this is Zulu African dialect? I love Africans and the African dialects. I heard this song while watching Mukhtar Gusengadzhiyev do his stretches. Is it weird that I added this to my video game grinding music playlist? I feel like dancing to this too.
Hey Greg. That's a legendary performance. It was on UA-cam a few years ago but later taken down. Is it possible that you might have a digitized version of it?
Whoah, I haven't heard this in DECADES and it was only fluke I saw this video. In retrospect I'm surprised I didn't figure out it was by Art of Noise way back when.
This song makes me proud as a South African. However, let me help those struggling with the lyrics and translation. Niyezwa lezintombi zakwa Zulu (do you hear Zulu maidens) nithinina zinsizwa (what are saying gentlemen) ziyasina ziyagiya (they are ululating, they are dancing) jabulani (rejoice) jabulani bo (rejoice) ziyagiya izintombi zakwazulu (they are dancing the zulu maidens) awubheke ziyaphephezela (just look as they float in the air) ziyagiya izintombi zakwazulu (they are dancing the zulu maidens) ziyagiya ziyagiya (they are dancing, they are dancing) izintombi zakwazulu (the zulu maidens) ziyagiya ziyasina x 3 (they are dancing, they are ululating) phephezela x 2 (float in the air) yebo x 3 Olala x 3 RIP. Mahlathini Nkabinde
Fan fact: I am from Slovakia and we have similar words to "Yebo". We write it "Jebo" and it means "F.cker" or "P.ick". Please, beg my pardon. Anyway, this song is great! Greetings from Slovakia..
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Most underrated band ever!!! TRUE pioneers of electronic music, amazing producers with most tasteful use of live instruments 2! Been a die-heart fan for 25 years :)) Still as relevant today as ever, that's what REAL talent IS!
underrated ?
Underrated, totally. In electronica, which begins after the second world war and nobody noticed, the first significant (opinion) artist is Wendy Carlos-1967. Things proceed and develop predictably until the next big step -- which is The Art Of Noise. By that time, 1980-ish, sampling was a concept in development (notably in Australia) but the total package does not really mesh until 1983 -- the key being a conceptual one where 'thinking digitally' informs the sound production process -- regardless of the actual format the media imposes on the music. That is why Art Of Noise is singular. No, not the only ones doing it -- but like Columbus -- though many had been working in the same arena, once AON did it no one had to invent it/blaze a trail again.
also in their imagery and visual art style
I will never get tired of this song. EVER. Especially the full 7 minute version on the album.
I have been a fan of Art Of Noise Since I was a kid back in the 80's. Damn they make some good stuff.
Rest in peace on of our dear Queens. We will always remember your incredible music.
When I graduate PhD and the University of KwaZulu-Natal I would like Yebo, this song, played.
Such a celebration of life.
I was 3 years old in 1989. I wish I could have listened to that music more consciously back then. But hey, I can still listen to it now!! Great song.
Same here...
Below the Waste has always been my favorite of their records!
To think this colab was in South Africa's darkest days.
Brilliant tune 🇿🇦👌🏽
But better days were about to come soon.
@@kyrkosekaterinaris1328 😂
Peter Gabriel: we are shaking the trees
Ten years old, it’s 1990. Family vacation to Amish country and I have the AON discography on cassette blaring from my Walkman the entire trip.
Memories aside, great to finally see this video!
I could listen to this forever and ever.
So geht es mir auch!
Still my favorite AoN production after some 30+ years.
"The Art of Noise has always been Brilliant in their Mixes!"
I was looking for this song 🎵 i love mahlatini and the mahotella queens they made spectacular music 🥰🥰😘
Ima li itko da je došao poslušati pjesmu zbog reklame sa radio Dalmacije iz 2000.-ih?
2021 and still listening... I love this song!!!
This whole album is such a masterpiece ! i always wondered why it never got the attention it rightly deserves.
I completely agree. I was excited to hear this album after hearing IVS but i was kinda disappointed for some reason. Looking back at it now it was just another chapter in the AoN story and this is a SUPER album from start to finish.
My fav song from Art of Noise amongst others.
I play it on loop .....
[Intro]
Ahom, ahom hom
Ahom, ahom hom
Ahom, ahom hom
Ahom, ahelele
Yella utanga zaba zolo?
Zai assina
Zai akhia
Jubalani, jubalani?
Zai akhia, utanga zaba zolo? zai pepezela
Zai akhia, utanga zaba zolo
[Verse 1]
Utanga zaba zolo
Zai akhia
Zai assina
Utanga zaba zolo
Zai akhia
Zai assina
Utanga zaba zolo
Zai akhia
Zai assina
Pepezela, pepezela, pepezela, yebo, yebo, yebo!
Un capolavoro intramontabile❤👍
This song is sick AF. I heard it last year in burning man 🤙🏽
Seeing the new Grammy category in 2024 for African music made me think of this song.
Ice Cube's Dangerous Ground brought me here when his character returns to Africa in the intro of the movie .
Faz tempo que eu estava procurando essa música
still gold ..love art of noise they were so innovative!
Страннейший и незабываемый музон! Спасибо.
THE SOUL OF AFRIKA...IN SOUNDS ...LOVE FROM TRANSYLVANIA !!! YEBO...YEBO...YEBO ...111
多分、この曲は昔たまたま聴いただけ…だけど１回聴いただけで十分すぎるインパクトがあるでしょう⁉️中毒性があり、頭の中でずっとリフレイン。今でも時折、無性に聴きたくなってこちらへ😂今でもこんなに惹き付けられて、素晴らしい音楽です‼️
Still fresh as I first heard it during an entrance into the arena by Baby Jake Matlala. What a glorious moment that was...Yebo!
The noise is ART
Превосходно! Живое всё!
my favorite version of Yebo!💕👍
С 90 лохматого года искал . Нашёл и кайфанул , в хорошем
смысле этого слова
THis track is about 50 years ahead of anything anyone else has done. Art of Noise is still the bomb..
@@expat1432 I was living in 60's , 70's , eighties and so on. Kraftwerk is one living legend , Art of Noise another. Two different phenomenas.
Ever since I watched the dangerous ground I had to look this song up definitely gets me ready in the morning for my day
well done for such a long time,top
AoN, never afraid to try something new.
Wakanda forever
It is 1989, the world is gonna change forever - and this is the soundtrack...
heb alles van the art of noise, deze song yebo goud ultime kraker past zelfs nog in 2020
Zeker weten... Ze waren hun tijd ver vooruit... 👌
Dangerous Ground. Brought me here 😎👌🎬💥🔫🇿🇦
Imagine this as the theme of a show about SAAF (South African Air Force) fighter pilots, their Atlas Cheetahs roaring across the horizon of the African plains.
my song back in summer 1989
This track gradually grew on me towards the end
i hear and see an extremely strong Devo influence on the song and video
The Art of Noise were "up and active" in about the same timespan as Devo. It's certainly possible, but I think they both derived their influences from different avenues.
John LeDuc Jr no. A type of African music called Amandla. Amandla is an African word that means power. Amandla music was played during times of threats of war and tribal conflicts in ancient times and even still today. they sing and dance andthrow a big feast for the would be enemies in the hopes of avoiding war. its very cool 👍 but this song itself is about fucking
"Yebo!" is mainly based on "Masimbabele" by The Unknown Cases. I love both songs.
escuché esta canción en un programa de televisión de Álvaro bultó en los 90 y la encontré en 2021.
más vale tarde !
I'm back to add a few more love and likes for this song 🎵 💕 💗 ❤❤❤❤🎉😊
una canzone che rimarrà nella storia
Bravissimi!
Am I the only one who imagines this song being an awesome opening for a South African cop show?
Yeah, why not?
Alexander Rowley i love this song
Shades of Glen Frey.
Actually, it was used in the opening credits for the 1997 movie Dangerous Ground starring Ice Cube
With the amount of crime there is ,it would be on every night.
Ça me rappel ma jeunesse 😊
Обалденная песня!!!Супер!!!
I like this song. I don't know the meaning. I was told this is Zulu African dialect? I love Africans and the African dialects. I heard this song while watching Mukhtar Gusengadzhiyev do his stretches. Is it weird that I added this to my video game grinding music playlist? I feel like dancing to this too.
For years and years, I've been looking for this video: At some point I thought it was a product of my fertile imagination
Thank you for this one
Quanti ricordi 🙂💪
Who else remembers the David Letterman appearance 1990? Taped it! Still have it! Still blows me away!
Hey Greg. That's a legendary performance. It was on UA-cam a few years ago but later taken down. Is it possible that you might have a digitized version of it?
@@GalloMusicSA OH man I wish I could find the videocassette I recorded it on. I do have a cassette tape made from that videocassette.
best tap number ever done by bonnie jean anderson!!!! love u forver bonnie!!
Fusion Flavours of Prime Quality
R.I.P. Nobesuthu Gertrude Mbadu Shawe who passed away yesterday 31 August 2021 😔😞🙏🙏 R.I.P. Sister.🙏🙏
GREAT SONG!!!!!
Ce l'ho in Vinile !!! GIN(): )
Wonderful. But I prefer the long version.
greatest collab!
Art of noise 🔥🔥
This 🏴☠
interesting. i missed out on some great music back in the 80s
Its still all here , so dont worry ,, its all here to enjoy.
I have no memory of this but I like it!
Whoah, I haven't heard this in DECADES and it was only fluke I saw this video. In retrospect I'm surprised I didn't figure out it was by Art of Noise way back when.
Love this
Never heard of this, but it dosne't sound half bad. I like African music anyway.
Yebo South Africa .
Opening to a Bond film set in Africa with Black Panther cameo
How ludicrous
@@matthewjury4385 Not even. Sounds appropriate to me. Then it would be put to good use.
εξαιρετικό!!!!
Masterpiece
thanks :-)
This song makes me proud as a South African. However, let me help those struggling with the lyrics and translation.
Niyezwa lezintombi zakwa Zulu (do you hear Zulu maidens)
nithinina zinsizwa (what are saying gentlemen)
ziyasina ziyagiya (they are ululating, they are dancing)
jabulani (rejoice)
jabulani bo (rejoice)
ziyagiya izintombi zakwazulu (they are dancing the zulu maidens)
awubheke ziyaphephezela (just look as they float in the air)
ziyagiya izintombi zakwazulu (they are dancing the zulu maidens)
ziyagiya ziyagiya (they are dancing, they are dancing)
izintombi zakwazulu (the zulu maidens)
ziyagiya ziyasina x 3 (they are dancing, they are ululating)
phephezela x 2 (float in the air)
yebo x 3
Olala x 3
RIP. Mahlathini Nkabinde
Bellooooooooooooooooooooooo
OG worldbeats!
This song was used in the 90's as cover Dakar Rally footage/trailer
Another great experience with (He)Art o f Noise.....
🌙 Music!
Love it!!!-
Thank You AON 🙏
best of the 1989
This song found me … 30 years later…
There should be a remix video
I've been looking for this song for over 10 years!
il Florilegio Circus🎉🎉 🎪🎪
デンマーク体操の曲ですね！
Fan fact: I am from Slovakia and we have similar words to "Yebo". We write it "Jebo" and it means "F.cker" or "P.ick". Please, beg my pardon. Anyway, this song is great! Greetings from Slovakia..
Dangerous Ground brought me here.
Is there an english translation?
体育祭でやるデンマーク体操の音楽やん笑笑
pazzescoooooo💘💘💘💘💘💞,eche
1988 💙💚❤️🤘
Nice Nice Nice ..
デンマーク体操だー
Really?
This song has Wololo vibes
What is the language called?
isiZulu
Will there be any New Art Of Noise Album Annie?
Good video but Why is the lip sych SO varied. Looks like it was shot and fixed in the Edit.
Do you wonder if the song's name is spelled backwards?
Hmmm 🤔 indeed just like beatbox when yenom is heard.
love