I'm no stranger to mind-altering substances, but this song tops them all. Just about the only song you can get high from, by just listening to it. Absolute hypnotic bliss. It still sounds as if it's from 100 years into the future. I don't think anything will ever outshine this.
Heard this sampled in a song a few years back listening to the radio whilst driving and it became my earworm. I would appear in my head at various times and it always annoyed me that I didn't know who it was. One day I saw a program about Roxy Music and Brian Eno. Thanks to Wikipedia searching under Eno I found Harmonia and the song I heard it on was by Engineers. Thank god for the Internet
man i love this video. Thank you, i can feel the dream. it is very relaxing, and the music have a contrast with the images, and the reverse of it, is like waking up, or remembering.....
I am so in agreement with all the people who love this, it is an amazing experience, they must have been incredible live. I don't know if they ever made to Oz?
1974. All super old analog equipment and a lot of tape manipulation. They used 3 stereo tape recorders (REVOX A77 afaik), an Elka "Drummer One" and a Farfasia Organ, also some sort of analog synthi, don't have any details though. A Piano and Guitars of course - although it does not sound like that. The Elka "Drummer One" was sent through a TMR Tremulator (Michael Rother mentioned that on some recent interview here on YT) and some other guitar pedals.
@@mixchief Just listen to “Hallogallo” by Neu! (main example of motorik rhythm from krautrock) and “Ghost of Frankenstein” by Scientist (example of steppers rhythm from reggae). Formula for both rhythms is k k k+s k (4 equally distant kick drum hits with a snare hit on the third one), but typical steppers is 2x slower than typical motorik. Harmonia used motorik rhythm in many tracks because one of musicians is from Neu!, but in this track the rhythm is slowed down so much that it reminds of steppers rhythm more (although this is probably a coincidence).
@@garx0 Thank's for the info sir. Wasn't even aware of the "motorik" term, or "Apache beat" as Dinger apparently called it :-) Yep, similarities for sure. Kinda like the polar opposite of afrobeat à la Tony Allen, I guess. But it has the same psychedelic impact, at least on me. To toss in something that appeals exactly the same to me on a psychedelic level, I gotta mention the rai beat. Here's a beat (even tho slightly faster than common rai) that gets me going nuts. Almost like the polar opposite of kraut, yet similar repetitive concept. Here's Baghdad Mimouni & Troupe: ruclips.net/video/ygLIrBpkWkA/видео.html (If you're into rai, also check Cheikha Rimitti and Cheikha Djania).
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Found this from John Was Trying to Contact Aliens, an absolutely beautiful little film.. And this music is stunning. Love💜
This is the soundtrack to the future.
lmao
I'm no stranger to mind-altering substances, but this song tops them all. Just about the only song you can get high from, by just listening to it. Absolute hypnotic bliss. It still sounds as if it's from 100 years into the future. I don't think anything will ever outshine this.
Magma - De Futura
Wow! This song was made back in the 70s?! When I first heard this song on Spotify, I thought, "NICE!" What a weird yet totally awesome tune!😊
Indeed hard to believe.
Heard this sampled in a song a few years back listening to the radio whilst driving and it became my earworm. I would appear in my head at various times and it always annoyed me that I didn't know who it was. One day I saw a program about Roxy Music and Brian Eno. Thanks to Wikipedia searching under Eno I found Harmonia and the song I heard it on was by Engineers. Thank god for the Internet
Great musics to kick back n relax to - like reading a book without pages.
Harmonia's sound design was very ahead of its time.
Very
its just a sound file left on a loop for 6 minutes
Solusun LOL.
No it isn't.
lol.
Most definitely , I wonder if they knew it.
Whoever created this over this video should be given an Emmy for Soundtrack
Spellbinding and futuristic...sounds years ahead of its time
Retro-future, great music!
Good lord, what an incredible track
Joey Levenson...oh yeah, it is to kneel beautiful!!!
Jemig, wat een goed nummer!
one of the best songs ever! Somehow I can never get enough of the motorik sound! Video is great also!
I never want it to end...
I love this music . That Krautrock documentry I watched has a lot to answer for . I just keep finding more brilliant music all the time.
Whats the doc please
hearing this live is just unreal! god bless ATP
i'm 3 years old and love this song
Even more amazing: You can already write!
Lmao
just beautiful!
wow! DB brought me here! goodies!
man i love this video. Thank you, i can feel the dream. it is very relaxing, and the music have a contrast with the images, and the reverse of it, is like waking up, or remembering.....
I'm a zygote, and I love this song.
I am so in agreement with all the people who love this, it is an amazing experience, they must have been incredible live. I don't know if they ever made to Oz?
I hope I will remember this tomorrow. please. it was fun
I love electronica - especially quirkiness like this
my face melting
1973,light years ahead
Genialer Track aus dem Krautrockuniversum 😌😌😍
HUMPH!! the younger generation, dont know shit! this piece is PRICELESS!! thank you 4 making this.
all of them!
i can't find my mind, i lost it, come help me, can't find it, can't find my mind
Damn someone had ego death
No this is Danny Brown
Brilliant!
Ja! Truly music of the spheres
I found this through James Holden's 'At The Controls' mix on CD
Wonderful, thank you for uploading!
I need more more more! :)
@7lartceps very well said... hypnotic indeed... i am so thankful to four tet in the first place
Great video, great song.
Ralph, the time has come, the time has come .. to go out of your mind.. arre you ready Ralph?
Music that can save your life.....
So good ;)
Great to see that some Suburban Batherson videos have survived
my, my my, she looks totally trippin', like my face... lol.
i like this video selection you made with harmonia.
who need their watussi ate
Sounds similar to "Kazoo" by Ashra from "Belle Alliance" (1980)
i've discovered part of the same footage in the video on youtube "programma 101 - memory of future" at 1:47
Awesome song, I think Boards of Canada must have been influenced by Harmonia or Cluster, but this video is mental (in a good way).
Cluster with guitar.great.eno like.
Cluster with Guitar from NEU! And Eno was a big fan.
Has anyone seen 'John Was Trying to Contact Aliens'? Also, this video was originally created by the great Suburban Batherson
❤
La Kraut!! Viva la Kraut
perfectly fragile sound & visuals, I too would love to know where the footage is from. love it
John Shepherd ✌🏼🖤🙌🏻
profundo...
Where'd you get all this great footage from? It fits the track so perfectly.
I'm amazed...esp. by the kick. It's enthralling .Can anyone tell me how they designed it ?
1974. All super old analog equipment and a lot of tape manipulation. They used 3 stereo tape recorders (REVOX A77 afaik), an Elka "Drummer One" and a Farfasia Organ, also some sort of analog synthi, don't have any details though. A Piano and Guitars of course - although it does not sound like that. The Elka "Drummer One" was sent through a TMR Tremulator (Michael Rother mentioned that on some recent interview here on YT) and some other guitar pedals.
Similar tracks please!!!
from another planet ??? :)
I'm here thanks to Adam Granduciel 🙏
Can someone make this track go looping?
oooooooooo wat is that song called, been lookin all over now
...Hello?
Does the fact that I am 10 years old and that I love krautrock fit in this conversation?
Your parents have taught you well about good music! :)
So you 14 now?
Thats amazing!
nodint277...oh my god!
My curtains are breathing
i miss suburban batherson.
This image is cool.
Did you make it?
why does it have to end???
You a real Danny Brown Fan if you found this
Top draw.
Quality vid nodint277
the beat here is 2x slower than motorik, so you can tell it is the steppers beat from reggae :p
motorik? steppers? curious, elaborate?
@@mixchief Just listen to “Hallogallo” by Neu! (main example of motorik rhythm from krautrock) and “Ghost of Frankenstein” by Scientist (example of steppers rhythm from reggae).
Formula for both rhythms is
k k k+s k (4 equally distant kick drum hits with a snare hit on the third one), but typical steppers is 2x slower than typical motorik.
Harmonia used motorik rhythm in many tracks because one of musicians is from Neu!, but in this track the rhythm is slowed down so much that it reminds of steppers rhythm more (although this is probably a coincidence).
@@garx0 Thank's for the info sir. Wasn't even aware of the "motorik" term, or "Apache beat" as Dinger apparently called it :-) Yep, similarities for sure. Kinda like the polar opposite of afrobeat à la Tony Allen, I guess. But it has the same psychedelic impact, at least on me. To toss in something that appeals exactly the same to me on a psychedelic level, I gotta mention the rai beat. Here's a beat (even tho slightly faster than common rai) that gets me going nuts. Almost like the polar opposite of kraut, yet similar repetitive concept. Here's Baghdad Mimouni & Troupe: ruclips.net/video/ygLIrBpkWkA/видео.html (If you're into rai, also check Cheikha Rimitti and Cheikha Djania).
my gf is tripping on acid rn and I'm sober it's so funny
🖥️👩❤️👨
dit is krautrock
whaaat? im laughin ha like saur krautcrust
GOMER PYLE song drawback
WHAT THE FUCK DO I SEE
bruh
Letherette fits better.
ugh
which movie it is ?