I remember my cousin played Kraftwerk for me when I was as little kid in the 70's. He told me they came from the future. I believed him and he was right. RIP Florian Schneider
I heard many peeps back then ruined their car speakers with this music back in the 1970s ;) Seems like your cousin's equipment wasn't that cheap back then.
@@Yahootie Sounds great. Inflation did its thing, nowadays, unfortunately. On top, most products are made in Ch1n4, cheap, cheap, cheap, lasting long like ice in the desert.
@@bjornna7767 It should be noted that Chinese manufacturing can generally meet whatever standards you're willing to pay for. The problem is that we in the West have become so dependent on their lower end manufacturing (which wouldn't meet western work conditions/safety standards or fair wages) to get our Cheap Bling (not to mention the often sensitive technologies which are in direct conflict with our national security), to the extent that extracting ourselves from that mire will be incredibly difficult. (The US CHIPS Act is a start, and governments worldwide are finally taking some heed of warnings by security experts, but there's a long way to go...) Back on topic, Kraftwerk are the German precision engineering of music!
Still a powerful song after all these years. The Japanese lyrics for this performance are by Ryuichi Sakamoto of Yellow Magic Orchestra, a group that also did a lot toward developing electronic music in the 70's and early 80's.
SO great - and Sakamoto is also SUCH a great artist. Remember “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence”?! Both Kraftwerk and Sakamoto are .....GREAT, AWSOME osv. Love them and I’m Danish!
My favorite group!!! Kraftwerk forever!! (RIP Florian Schneider one of the original members) This is one of my music video mixes dedicated to Kraftwerk, Robots & the Electronic Movement all started by these guys, Its one of the reasons I call myself DJ ROBOTRON!! Enjoy!!! ruclips.net/video/8tDATn72d5o/видео.html I also did a mix with Yellow Magic Orchestra in it!! another Amazing group ruclips.net/video/yeLmVzNtDhQ/видео.html
I'm from Eastern Europe and I teared up watching this on RUclips. I can only imagine how it was for the Japanese watching it live in Tokio. Unbelievable, just unbelievable.
It's great to see that Kraftwerk has so much support from the younger generations and they respect and appreciate just how good this group really is. In their heyday they were just classed as a bunch of geeks who didn't play real music and it only appealed to other geeks who were into electronics and computers...and now they have become absolute legends in their genre...I have listened to and watched them from the late 70s and could never have imagined that they would become so popular and have so much appeal to a wider audience especially here in 2014....it is brilliant!!.
I just turned 20 not too long ago, and I absolutely love electronic music. These guys are very unique to listen to. I wish more people my age knew of this!
They do, they just don't know it. Not much of the modern electronic dance music would exist if it wasn't for these guys. Sure, Tangerine Dream, Jarre et al also pioneered it, but they had quite a different approach which, I believe, wouldn't have triggered the dance music as much as Kraftwerk did.
I think the American music academy gave them an honorary Grammy a couple of years ago in recognition of pioneering electronic music. So at least they get how important they are.
Ich komme aus Deutschland, Danke Kraftwerk für eure tolle Arbeit und Musik. Ich habe 1980 eure Musik gerne gehört. Sie ist ein Model und sieht gut aus . Herzlichen Dank 🙏😇🙏☘️🐞🌹⚓🦋
I think this is my favorite version of Radioactivity, I love how here on the second time around naming all of those places, they mention Fukushima and the crowd goes wild.
ReviewTsarUSSR They should use MAJÁK, also. Imo. !!!4 some damn rubels so much work!!! Thx to all liquidarors and their families!!!!!! !!!! REAL HEROs !!!!
Findecanor, I first heard this lp in Okinawa, Japan when it first came out ~1975. The sparse lyrical content compliments the music and gets more relevant every year.
Thanks for posting this, kraftwerk1988! As a Kraftwerk fan for almost 30 years, and as someone who has been employed cleaning up a former nuclear weapons factory, this is one of the most powerful performances I have ever seen. When I first saw it yesterday it literally brought tears to my eyes. To Kraftwerk, and all of the Japanese musicians, artists, activists, and individuals involved with No Nukes 2012, I say: Superbly done, bravo, danke schoen, domo arigato, thank you!
Узнал из ваших комментариев... Слёзы навернулись... В далёком детстве в наушниках с бобинника слушал и вслушивался в волшебные электронные звуки. И до сих пор в машине в плей-листах встречаются эти треки... Спасибо, Флориан Шнайдер, спасибо за особый грандиозный музыкальный мир, за целую историю! Всегда будем помнить!
It's impossible to articulate how much this band means to me. Simply the greatest engineers of electronic music. Loving Kraftwerk is the easiest thing in the World ♥️🖤
Here are the Japanese Lyrics: 日本でも 放射能 きょうも いつまでも フクシマ 放射能 空気 水 すべて 日本でも 放射能 いますぐ やめろ There's radioactivity also in Japan Today and Forever Fukushima Radioactivity Air Water Everything There's radioactivity also in Japan Stop Right Now
@@rexrolex4145 Of course, nuclear attacks was terrible but after reading what japanese soldiers did to, for example, prisoners of war, I'm not that angry for the USA for doing that. Most of those japanese soldiers were monsters.
What a great song! And Kraftwerk... So glad I have a dad who enlightened me on all of the music he listened to when he was young. Thanks to him I often find myself listening to legends such as Depeche Mode, Pink Floyd, oh, and Kraftwerk of course.
+Expander I highly recommen Aphex Twin if you're not familiar with him yet, another pioneer in electronic music. Oh and of course the synth maestro - Jean Michel Jarre
Es ist ja sowieso zum Schei.. schreien und zum heulen. Doch ich frage mich, was dieser Song bei mir auslösen würde, wenn ich Betroffener im Publikum wäre?
日 本 で も ni hon de mo (also in Japan) 放 射 能 ho sha no (radioactivity) きょう も kyou mo (Today) い つ ま で も e tsu ma de mo (Forever) フ ク シ マ fu ku shi ma (Fukushima) 放射能 ho sha no (radioactivity) 空 気 ku ki (air) 水 mi zu (water) す べ て su be te (everything) *it seems to be omitting the "contaminate" word い ま す ぐ e ma su gu (immediately) や め ろ ya me ro (stop it)
I am but an old human now,,,, but l still believe that Kraftwerk is the greatest thing that ever happened to music.... It has so many qualities that are from such talented people,,,, no other bands can say that they were the first to reach such audacious and auspicious highs on the art form we call music today..., Yet the future isn't fully set yet,,, more musicians with this style will arise in the near and distant future, but they (Kraftwerk) started long ago the path for music to rise up over the tenuous direction of older styles of music often muddled with melancholy and bland generic pathways that lead to full unsatisfying music in so many ways and levels.... Okay this is why people such as myself needed Kraftwerk to begin with.... They really saved a lot of people out of their drab states when music devoid of thought and creativity came into mind. Kraftwerk's music and it's style was what a prince was to a toad...it wasn't the economy stupid,,,, it was the music that made all the difference in the lives of those who searched for better things and music went from being prince to KING.... okay 😂 RIP Florian you will always be remembered
I am from Ukraine, and Chernobyl is within 2 hours to drive from my home. Since 1986 it makes everybody unsafe and lot of peoples dies even today being contaminated after explosion. This song is a requiem for all victims of radioactivity and an anthem for life without fear. STOP RADIOACTIVITY.
I saw Kraftwerk on June 4, 1975 in Boston MA. It was their 2nd concert in the states. I'm 69, now and still a *HUGE* fan!!! I would *LOVE* to see them one more time before I "go"!
Здравствуйте! Прочитал Ваш комментарий. Вы многое повидали в этом мире, но не стоит спешить в другой мир. Время уходит, мы многое не успеваем - а так всего ещё хочется сделать! Как Вы поживаете, хочу у вас узнать... надеюсь вы ещё живы!? Hello! I read your comment. You have seen a lot in this world, but do not rush to another world. Time is running out, we don’t have time to do a lot - and we still want to do so much! How are you, I want to know from you... I hope you are still alive!?
@@ivanenkovictor I am doing very well, thank you for asking. Have you ever seen them live? I had tickets to see them about a year ago. They cancelled their tour because of COVID-19. I was very disappointed! As they say … "That'a Life!"
Estes caras estavam à 1000 anos luz à frente da música eletrônica , pioneiros e criadores desta arte em acrescentar efeitos sonoros com instrumentos musicais.
Actual, ever!! Kraftwerk teach me the answer for the my preference and love for the classic music, disco and pop music!! Kraftwerk buildings my musical education and forever left its unforgettable mark on my musical preference. I love this song!! I had to include it in the repertoire of my 15th birthday party!! My favourite!! Since that time!! 👏👏👏👏👏✌️💜🎼🎶🎶
Ich glaube, dass es wenige Deutsche Künstler gibt, die die Musikszene weltweit derart geprägt haben. In den 70ern muss das Ganze total durchgeknallt angemutet haben! Einfach nur genial! Die Songs sind teils älter als ich - Bj. ‘77 - aber auch heute noch unglaublich modern und frisch. Vielen Dank dafür!
Das kannst du glauben. Ich bin 67 geboren im Osten und wohnte nahe an der bayrischen Grenze. Wir konnten problemlos Westfernsehen empfangen. Ende der 70iger waren sie live in der ARD zu sehen, allerdings war das keine Musiksendung, die Gäste dort haben damit nichts anfangen können. Ich war total fasziniert von ihnen, leider war nur schwer an Musik von ihnen ran zukommen!
WOW... Kraftwerk is getting a LOT better at the moment. The vocals in this version sound so much like monks singing - who is doing the second voice? They totally ramped up the goose bump factor...
Translation for Japanese lyrics: 日本でも 放射能 きょうも いつまでも フクシマ 放射能 空気 水 すべて 日本でも 放射能 いますぐ やめろ There’s radioactivity also in Japan Today and Forever Fukushima Radioactivity Air Water Everything There’s radioactivity also in Japan Stop Right Now
So heart breaking listening to this being performed in japan after the terrible situation occurred at fukushima because of the tsunami. seriously brought a tear to my eyes. some people these days give kraftwerk a lot of shit for being 'simplistic' , but if thats your view you have no idea what this group accomplished before its time.. i mean they were bleeding edge of electronic style music. they deserve a lot of credit for their contributions to music.
Absolutely brilliant musicians/performers. I wish to see them live sometime before I die, because they are awesome. The combination of lighting, graphics and sound in perfect harmony. Love how they adapt for any country they perform in. And such a powerful message in this song. Masters of music, and a privilege to listen to on youtube. But it must be mind blowing to see them live-anywhere in the world!! Just fantastic, talented, gifted people. Thank you for the Kraftwerk experience, truly magical!
I bought the album (Radioactivity) back in the mid 70's and then later comes this, as relevant in 2018 as it was back in 1976...can any artist today come up with something as good and powerful as this?
Kraftwerk ist die erste und wahre Manifestation der elektronischen Musik in der ganzen Welt, wie wir sie heute kennen! Sie repräsentieren alle modernen Musikstile nach den 70ern und haben Ihren Fingerabdruck in allen Songs nach dieser Zeit, elektronische Musik, Tanzmusik, Funky, Jazz, Gelehrtheit und alle Arten von moderner Musik! Sie sind daher ein Meilenstein der elektronischen Musik in der Welt! Ich identifiziere Kraftwerk mit Ihrem Minimalismus, Einfachheit und wie ein Porträt der meisten Darstellung unserer Wahrnehmung der Welt!
The Pet Shop Boys, DM, electronic, New Order, Tears for fears, OBLITERATE these GOOFS...Hands Down !! The PSB, especially OBLITERATE these GOOFS...Remember, kraftwerk, has never made one beautiful song...A few PSB beautiful songs are, headmaster, numb, young offender, closer to heaven : slow version and miracles...Balls in your court, to TRY and prove me wrong...Just saying and U Take Care :):)
I basically always return to torture myself with the sadness and power of the track combined with the change to fit the current narrative and the fact they sing in Japanese
i saw this show live and its a very special and stunning experience to see the best german act ever....they have made music history like beethoven or the beatles...
Plexpara Now we know it: It's Sendai ... the Japaneese managed to turn on their nuclear power on again. A nuclear plant in an earth quake region nearby an active vulcano ... if aliens could see us they would piss off and declare our solar system as a no-go-ground-zero area ...
+Atackamaz I disagree. The Beatles were the most successful band of their era, but they were copycats, just pushing the sound other bands invented. They were no innovators until VERY late in their career. Kraftwerk were real pioneers, doing stuff no one else did before.
Pointless comparison if you ask me. The Beatles are the first truly great pop-band and have had a huge influence on songwriting since the 1960s up til now, Kraftwerk were experimental geniuses and the most influential electronic pioneers of their time (although certainly not the only ones), they influenced every electronic genre since the late 1970s. The history of pop music would never have been the same without either of them, so it seems a bit useless to argue that because Kraftwerk are good, The Beatles must be bad. It doesn't work like that.
Temaxo de Kraftwerk aunque pasen los años, el legado siempre permanecerá y las bandas secretamente aparecerán para la audiencia de la corriente dark ..................... saludos de Perú ..
I never saw this song before and what amazes me is that Live in Tokyo they understood The Telegraph scene in regards to the WW2 Bombing of Japan! And the old times, Times of Miscommunication..
Obrigado por postar este video do fantástico concerto dado em Tóquio. Mais a mensagem mantém-se actual sobre a utilização da desintegração radioactiva que não a que ocorre de forma espontânea e natural. A música, essa sempre foi e será uma referência!
Antoine Henri Becquerel (15 December 1852 - 25 August 1908) was a French physicist, Nobel laureate, and the first person to discover evidence of radioactivity.
I remember my cousin played Kraftwerk for me when I was as little kid in the 70's. He told me they came from the future. I believed him and he was right. RIP Florian Schneider
I heard many peeps back then ruined their car speakers with this music back in the 1970s ;) Seems like your cousin's equipment wasn't that cheap back then.
@@bjornna7767 couple’a Jensen triaxles and a power booster handled it quite well for me. Not expensive at all.
@@Yahootie Sounds great. Inflation did its thing, nowadays, unfortunately. On top, most products are made in Ch1n4, cheap, cheap, cheap, lasting long like ice in the desert.
@@bjornna7767 It should be noted that Chinese manufacturing can generally meet whatever standards you're willing to pay for. The problem is that we in the West have become so dependent on their lower end manufacturing (which wouldn't meet western work conditions/safety standards or fair wages) to get our Cheap Bling (not to mention the often sensitive technologies which are in direct conflict with our national security), to the extent that extracting ourselves from that mire will be incredibly difficult. (The US CHIPS Act is a start, and governments worldwide are finally taking some heed of warnings by security experts, but there's a long way to go...)
Back on topic, Kraftwerk are the German precision engineering of music!
❤
Still a powerful song after all these years. The Japanese lyrics for this performance are by Ryuichi Sakamoto of Yellow Magic Orchestra, a group that also did a lot toward developing electronic music in the 70's and early 80's.
@@DubCHEQ Agreed
SO great - and Sakamoto is also SUCH a great artist. Remember “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence”?! Both Kraftwerk and Sakamoto are .....GREAT, AWSOME osv. Love them and I’m Danish!
My favorite group!!! Kraftwerk forever!! (RIP Florian Schneider one of the original members) This is one of my music video mixes dedicated to Kraftwerk, Robots & the Electronic Movement all started by these guys, Its one of the reasons I call myself DJ ROBOTRON!! Enjoy!!! ruclips.net/video/8tDATn72d5o/видео.html I also did a mix with Yellow Magic Orchestra in it!! another Amazing group ruclips.net/video/yeLmVzNtDhQ/видео.html
Sadly, Ryuchi has just died.
@@gabrielbucio9424R.I.P.
I'm from Eastern Europe and I teared up watching this on RUclips. I can only imagine how it was for the Japanese watching it live in Tokio. Unbelievable, just unbelievable.
+eNeNe Tokyo.
Zushikatetomoto Shift Meh, grammar nazi. Grammar Tojoist?! LOL
eNeNe Nah just saying.
+eNeNe Grammar Tojoist is now in my vocab
+Zushikatetomoto Shift In our language, Tokio is correct. Might've just been a mistake.
Florian is only re charging his batteries.... Robots live forever
Florian's consciousness was transfered to his robot.
I love kraftwerk they are today's music
Saurio el Apóstata Lordy I wish we could do that. Sigh.
Good keep it up
Today's robet we are robot doing job
2012に日本でこれやったのか…歌詞もこんなにストレートに。
2012年に日本でこの歌詞なんて不愉快です😢
行きたかった
まさか今年2024年､フジロックやサマソニでおんなじ事やって
大炎上するとは思わなかった😂
It's great to see that Kraftwerk has so much support from the younger generations and they respect and appreciate just how good this group really is. In their heyday they were just classed as a bunch of geeks who didn't play real music and it only appealed to other geeks who were into electronics and computers...and now they have become absolute legends in their genre...I have listened to and watched them from the late 70s and could never have imagined that they would become so popular and have so much appeal to a wider audience especially here in 2014....it is brilliant!!.
They were simply far too ahead of their time!
And they say the youth doesn't have respect ;)
I just turned 20 not too long ago, and I absolutely love electronic music. These guys are very unique to listen to. I wish more people my age knew of this!
They do, they just don't know it. Not much of the modern electronic dance music would exist if it wasn't for these guys. Sure, Tangerine Dream, Jarre et al also pioneered it, but they had quite a different approach which, I believe, wouldn't have triggered the dance music as much as Kraftwerk did.
I think the American music academy gave them an honorary Grammy a couple of years ago in recognition of pioneering electronic music. So at least they get how important they are.
Back when my family moved, my dad and I went through his old vinyls. Kraftwerk was the first one we listened to, literally changed my life.
Ich komme aus Deutschland,
Danke Kraftwerk für eure tolle Arbeit und Musik.
Ich habe 1980 eure Musik gerne gehört.
Sie ist ein Model und sieht gut aus .
Herzlichen Dank 🙏😇🙏☘️🐞🌹⚓🦋
I think this is my favorite version of Radioactivity, I love how here on the second time around naming all of those places, they mention Fukushima and the crowd goes wild.
ReviewTsarUSSR
They should use MAJÁK, also. Imo.
!!!4 some damn rubels so much work!!!
Thx to all liquidarors and their families!!!!!!
!!!! REAL HEROs !!!!
Óia kamarada, é uma coisa qui qui nem pá nóis bah tá loko né....
This performance was the first time with Japanese lyrics, and mentioning Fukushima.
They have added Fukushima also to their English lyrics
Findecanor, I first heard this lp in Okinawa, Japan when it first came out ~1975. The sparse lyrical content compliments the music and gets more relevant every year.
I saw this live. It's their opening song. And I was high as fuck, and started to get scared of nuclear disaster. Powerful song.
I'm watching this on a cell phone in the middle of the street.and almost crying. The audience reaction is incredible.
@Berliner Stadtschloss thanks for your wisdom, mr. edge lord. now go and fk yourself.
Why though? That's annoying.
@@1w598 the audience actually experienced nuclear disaster.
Thanks for posting this, kraftwerk1988! As a Kraftwerk fan for almost 30 years, and as someone who has been employed cleaning up a former nuclear weapons factory, this is one of the most powerful performances I have ever seen. When I first saw it yesterday it literally brought tears to my eyes. To Kraftwerk, and all of the Japanese musicians, artists, activists, and individuals involved with No Nukes 2012, I say: Superbly done, bravo, danke schoen, domo arigato, thank you!
Kraftwerk come over and play in South Africa, Cape Town specifically. Flipping heck they are so fricken awesome 🇿🇦👍
One of the most powerful songs ever made. Makes me tear up everytime.
Tearjerker and anxiety - causing with that video: ruclips.net/video/ttuJFlagEgk/видео.html
That performance is indeed powerful!
Узнал из ваших комментариев... Слёзы навернулись...
В далёком детстве в наушниках с бобинника слушал и вслушивался в волшебные электронные звуки. И до сих пор в машине в плей-листах встречаются эти треки...
Спасибо, Флориан Шнайдер, спасибо за особый грандиозный музыкальный мир, за целую историю! Всегда будем помнить!
Я тоже вырос на этой музыке, но уже в нулевых💫
@@skyforcer4793 мне 19! Приятно видеть единомышленника
@@Основатель-к5л 😌
It's impossible to articulate how much this band means to me. Simply the greatest engineers of electronic music. Loving Kraftwerk is the easiest thing in the World ♥️🖤
Definitely the best version one can find on RUclips! Many thanks for the perfect recording!
left alone with a record player as a two year old, found the original version in my mothers collection. 54 years ago that was, still listening
音楽としてめちゃ好みなのに歌詞の都合人に勧めるのが憚られちゃう、けどすごく好き
No hard hitting lighting, no phones, no nothing. Only pure music. That's what I like.
Kraftwerk is therapy for the mind. Clean lyrics and music. The best ever and still my favorite.
1:31 expected and hoped what was coming, but still got goosebumps when the word actually fell.
its terrifying
Here are the Japanese Lyrics:
日本でも 放射能
きょうも いつまでも
フクシマ 放射能
空気 水 すべて
日本でも 放射能
いますぐ やめろ
There's radioactivity also in Japan
Today and Forever
Fukushima Radioactivity
Air Water Everything
There's radioactivity also in Japan
Stop Right Now
As suggested by Google Translate:
Nihon demo hōshanō
kyō mo itsu made mo
Fukushima hōshanō
kūki-sui subete
Nihon demo hōshanō
ima sugu yamero
i understand you my dear, im still angry to usa what they did to your country Japan, it is a false attack, i never will forgive usa for this.
@@rexrolex4145 Of course, nuclear attacks was terrible but after reading what japanese soldiers did to, for example, prisoners of war, I'm not that angry for the USA for doing that. Most of those japanese soldiers were monsters.
@Beau Littzen I know what you mean afther i have read some things about the war that Japan make to China and Korea. You are right
Still now a lot of japanese believe that nuclear bombs were dropped by the Soviet Union... What a silly brainwashing shit!
Florian and Ralf wizards of electronic music. RIP Florian, and thank you!
What a great song! And Kraftwerk... So glad I have a dad who enlightened me on all of the music he listened to when he was young. Thanks to him I often find myself listening to legends such as Depeche Mode, Pink Floyd, oh, and Kraftwerk of course.
you have a great dad !....well done and congratulations.
+Expander Same as! ;)
my dad shows me pink floyd,peter gabriel,david bowie, kraftwerk an so on - i thank him so much -
+Expander I highly recommen Aphex Twin if you're not familiar with him yet, another pioneer in electronic music. Oh and of course the synth maestro - Jean Michel Jarre
laura vogler your dad is a genius!
Farewell professor Schneider. Thanks for evertything :(
RIP - FLORIAN SCHNEIDER-ESLEBEN!
Same reason I'm here man. Rip
Ditto. He will be missed - and never forgotten.
Music non stop... RIP
ruclips.net/video/57iJ9eRxjeU/видео.html rip
R.I.P. Florian
Music no Stop(-_-)
Ich kriege bei diesem Lied immer Gänsehaut. Auch diese Version ist voll abgefahren. Zeitloser Song,
Es ist ja sowieso zum Schei.. schreien und zum heulen. Doch ich frage mich, was dieser Song bei mir auslösen würde, wenn ich Betroffener im Publikum wäre?
They got the audience even more with the japanese lyrics and letters :> I am proud, that those people represent my country in the world like that
When I die, I hope it's listening to Kraftwerk. I'd love to transition out of this world listening to their work.
日 本 で も ni hon de mo (also in Japan)
放 射 能 ho sha no (radioactivity)
きょう も kyou mo (Today)
い つ ま で も e tsu ma de mo (Forever)
フ ク シ マ fu ku shi ma (Fukushima)
放射能 ho sha no (radioactivity)
空 気 ku ki (air)
水 mi zu (water)
す べ て su be te (everything) *it seems to be omitting the "contaminate" word
い ま す ぐ e ma su gu (immediately)
や め ろ ya me ro (stop it)
+Girlie Torlis ima* not ema
wow wish i had been there to see it
Thx
Ahhh finally I found this comment with the pronunciation. Thank you!
...спасибо!
The Fukushima Version. Four decades after the original!
I still have the vinyl..
This gave me chills down my spine.. 7P ⚙
No word can express how awesome this is
Rest in peace, Florian. Thank you for the brilliant music.
I am but an old human now,,,, but l still believe that Kraftwerk is the greatest thing that ever happened to music.... It has so many qualities that are from such talented people,,,, no other bands can say that they were the first to reach such audacious and auspicious highs on the art form we call music today..., Yet the future isn't fully set yet,,, more musicians with this style will arise in the near and distant future, but they (Kraftwerk) started long ago the path for music to rise up over the tenuous direction of older styles of music often muddled with melancholy and bland generic pathways that lead to full unsatisfying music in so many ways and levels.... Okay this is why people such as myself needed Kraftwerk to begin with.... They really saved a lot of people out of their drab states when music devoid of thought and creativity came into mind. Kraftwerk's music and it's style was what a prince was to a toad...it wasn't the economy stupid,,,, it was the music that made all the difference in the lives of those who searched for better things and music went from being prince to KING.... okay 😂 RIP Florian you will always be remembered
So well put - thanks.
aż ciarki przechodzą. klasyka w najczystszym wydaniu.
I am from Ukraine, and Chernobyl is within 2 hours to drive from my home. Since 1986 it makes everybody unsafe and lot of peoples dies even today being contaminated after explosion. This song is a requiem for all victims of radioactivity and an anthem for life without fear. STOP RADIOACTIVITY.
I Hope you country reach the peace, in this months of war. Since México, Ucrania free!
no
@@Victorvelifer не достигнет СО СРАШКОЙ ЭТО НЕВОЗМОЖНО.
that is powerful, man
Давай жги про "зелёную энергетику" которая засрёт весь мир быстрее атомных станций.
I saw Kraftwerk on June 4, 1975 in Boston MA. It was their 2nd concert in the states. I'm 69, now and still a *HUGE* fan!!!
I would *LOVE* to see them one more time before I "go"!
SpecialSP
I was born on April, 1975 and I’m listening Kraftwerk now, I’m from Brazil, I’m a huge fan too.
Здравствуйте! Прочитал Ваш комментарий. Вы многое повидали в этом мире, но не стоит спешить в другой мир. Время уходит, мы многое не успеваем - а так всего ещё хочется сделать! Как Вы поживаете, хочу у вас узнать... надеюсь вы ещё живы!?
Hello! I read your comment. You have seen a lot in this world, but do not rush to another world. Time is running out, we don’t have time to do a lot - and we still want to do so much! How are you, I want to know from you... I hope you are still alive!?
@@ivanenkovictor I am doing very well, thank you for asking. Have you ever seen them live?
I had tickets to see them about a year ago. They cancelled their tour because of COVID-19. I was very disappointed! As they say … "That'a Life!"
Estes caras estavam à 1000 anos luz à frente da música eletrônica , pioneiros e criadores desta arte em acrescentar efeitos sonoros com instrumentos musicais.
Literally almost cried a tear watching this. So unbeliavebly good :')
Actual, ever!! Kraftwerk teach me the answer for the my preference and love for the classic music, disco and pop music!! Kraftwerk buildings my musical education and forever left its unforgettable mark on my musical preference. I love this song!! I had to include it in the repertoire of my 15th birthday party!! My favourite!! Since that time!! 👏👏👏👏👏✌️💜🎼🎶🎶
Ich glaube, dass es wenige Deutsche Künstler gibt, die die Musikszene weltweit derart geprägt haben. In den 70ern muss das Ganze total durchgeknallt angemutet haben! Einfach nur genial! Die Songs sind teils älter als ich - Bj. ‘77 - aber auch heute noch unglaublich modern und frisch. Vielen Dank dafür!
Das kannst du glauben. Ich bin 67 geboren im Osten und wohnte nahe an der bayrischen Grenze. Wir konnten problemlos Westfernsehen empfangen. Ende der 70iger waren sie live in der ARD zu sehen, allerdings war das keine Musiksendung, die Gäste dort haben damit nichts anfangen können. Ich war total fasziniert von ihnen, leider war nur schwer an Musik von ihnen ran zukommen!
WOW... Kraftwerk is getting a LOT better at the moment.
The vocals in this version sound so much like monks singing - who is doing the second voice?
They totally ramped up the goose bump factor...
Showing respect for the audience by using Japanese lyrics
O disco é de 1975, mas a banda está sempre atualizada. Fukushima agora faz parte da letra. Muito bom.
Beautiful song gets right into my soul
amazing! it's 43 years on stage...indestructible
Translation for Japanese lyrics:
日本でも 放射能
きょうも いつまでも
フクシマ 放射能
空気 水 すべて
日本でも 放射能
いますぐ やめろ
There’s radioactivity also in Japan
Today and Forever
Fukushima Radioactivity
Air Water Everything
There’s radioactivity also in Japan
Stop Right Now
So heart breaking listening to this being performed in japan after the terrible situation occurred at fukushima because of the tsunami. seriously brought a tear to my eyes. some people these days give kraftwerk a lot of shit for being 'simplistic' , but if thats your view you have no idea what this group accomplished before its time.. i mean they were bleeding edge of electronic style music. they deserve a lot of credit for their contributions to music.
Over four decades listening to this guys' masterpieces... ♡
Absolutely brilliant musicians/performers. I wish to see them live sometime before I die, because they are awesome. The combination of lighting, graphics and sound in perfect harmony. Love how they adapt for any country they perform in. And such a powerful message in this song. Masters of music, and a privilege to listen to on youtube. But it must be mind blowing to see them live-anywhere in the world!! Just fantastic, talented, gifted people. Thank you for the Kraftwerk experience, truly magical!
I bought the album (Radioactivity) back in the mid 70's and then later comes this, as relevant in 2018 as it was back in 1976...can any artist today come up with something as good and powerful as this?
Timeless music. Still as good as ever!
Kraftwerk ist die erste und wahre Manifestation der elektronischen Musik in der ganzen Welt, wie wir sie heute kennen! Sie repräsentieren alle modernen Musikstile nach den 70ern und haben Ihren Fingerabdruck in allen Songs nach dieser Zeit, elektronische Musik, Tanzmusik, Funky, Jazz, Gelehrtheit und alle Arten von moderner Musik! Sie sind daher ein Meilenstein der elektronischen Musik in der Welt! Ich identifiziere Kraftwerk mit Ihrem Minimalismus, Einfachheit und wie ein Porträt der meisten Darstellung unserer Wahrnehmung der Welt!
Man kann es auch übertreiben, Fanboy.
クラフトワークって日本に来たことあんのか！！
これが2012ってのも深いな
My favourite Kraftwerk's track in its best version!
Watching Kraftwerk perform live is incredible. . . and for this event, majestic.
The Pet Shop Boys, DM, electronic, New Order, Tears for fears, OBLITERATE these GOOFS...Hands Down !! The PSB, especially OBLITERATE these GOOFS...Remember, kraftwerk, has never made one beautiful song...A few PSB beautiful songs are, headmaster, numb, young offender, closer to heaven : slow version and miracles...Balls in your court, to TRY and prove me wrong...Just saying and U Take Care :):)
i love the part in the beginning where they're listing the radioactive regions
Good Version! Band from my Hometown :) Love them!
Just watched live in Hollywood bowl last Sunday, thrilled!
Holy crap. These guys have been at it for like 40 years.
Siete bellissimi ..
Vi amoooo !!!!sono del 1973 ....adoravo già questa tipologia di suono.....siiiiiiiiiii !!!!!!stupendaaaaaa
I basically always return to torture myself with the sadness and power of the track combined with the change to fit the current narrative and the fact they sing in Japanese
This is the type of music I love producing and listening to.
Such awesome technology behind it all! Their neon suits make them look like they're part of their own screen!
At least, from my childhood favourite band is still exists, that's enough for me. A deep respect from India.
When I first heard this, couple of years ago, I've gotten chills when it said Fukushima!
me too!
best electronic musicians because they can be independent their music and original + global
i saw this show live and its a very special and stunning experience to see the best german act ever....they have made music history like beethoven or the beatles...
the beatles r nothing compared with KRAFTWERK
I was very active in DC - my best tagging was "NO NUKES" on the ramp to Georgetown. It was there for years...
Chanson indémodable et remise au gout du jour sans que ca ne retire la qualité de la musique et la version en japonais donne super bien...
I wonder which city name they use next to update their lyrics ...
Poggibonsi
earth?
Plexpara Now we know it: It's Sendai ... the Japaneese managed to turn on their nuclear power on again. A nuclear plant in an earth quake region nearby an active vulcano ... if aliens could see us they would piss off and declare our solar system as a no-go-ground-zero area ...
Tihange?
Maybe the place where Kim Jong Un tests his rockets after something go wrong
エコノミークラスで日本へ来たんだよね、この時。
es ist das jahr 2021 und ich bekomme immer noch eine Gänsehaut UNGLAUBLICH SCHÖN
Thank you for the music Kraftwerk! Forever in my heart! ❤️
true legends will never die
Together for so long,from Germany,there music,their time was so far ahead,and Germany can be proud of the achievements of Kraftwerk,danka
Shivers down my spine, absolutely beautiful and poignant
Radioaktivität = Eine meiner ersten Platten.
RIP Florian ... Du wirst eine Legende bleiben
the Beatles of the electronic.
+Atackamaz sorry but the Beatles did not to Music what Kraftwerk did to Music.
It is a metaphor , man.
+Atackamaz Fuck the Beatles
+Atackamaz I disagree. The Beatles were the most successful band of their era, but they were copycats, just pushing the sound other bands invented. They were no innovators until VERY late in their career. Kraftwerk were real pioneers, doing stuff no one else did before.
Pointless comparison if you ask me. The Beatles are the first truly great pop-band and have had a huge influence on songwriting since the 1960s up til now, Kraftwerk were experimental geniuses and the most influential electronic pioneers of their time (although certainly not the only ones), they influenced every electronic genre since the late 1970s. The history of pop music would never have been the same without either of them, so it seems a bit useless to argue that because Kraftwerk are good, The Beatles must be bad. It doesn't work like that.
Temaxo de Kraftwerk aunque pasen los años, el legado siempre permanecerá y las bandas secretamente aparecerán para la audiencia de la corriente dark ..................... saludos de Perú ..
True Legends and have had their music stolen by every artist from the last 40yrs. PURE SOUND
How many people know that Morse code in song translates to lyric ?
That's how deep kraftwerk is !
It is amazing how much rhetoric Kraftwerk packs into their music and performance while using such apolitical lyrics and imagery.
Saw these guys on Saturday at the latitude festival they were brilliant
I could cry watching this version here.
Kraftwerk immer eine Klasse für sich, einfach genial.
Masz rację!
Oder of 🇩🇪 Du hast recht!
I love this version
この曲一日中ずっと脳裏で流れてるw
さすがにもう止まりましたか？w
The basic trouble with "radioactivitet" is
It's funky
Это очень круто! Я получил настоящее эстетическое удовлетворение.
I never saw this song before and what amazes me is that Live in Tokyo they understood The Telegraph scene in regards to the WW2 Bombing of Japan! And the old times, Times of Miscommunication..
Obrigado por postar este video do fantástico concerto dado em Tóquio. Mais a mensagem mantém-se actual sobre a utilização da desintegração radioactiva que não a que ocorre de forma espontânea e natural. A música, essa sempre foi e será uma referência!
Kraftwerk, the Godfathers of the electronic music. !!!!! RIP Master Florian ...
Grandiosos los alemanes en el teccno futurista,muy adelantados a su época.
Awesome performers. Awesome music. Timeless.
Kraftwerk said it 1975
Kraftwerk still say it.
Stop radioactivity
chernobil was in 1986
Miklós Németh whats the point of your comment?
Mr. Robattaz The cannot say Chernobyl in 1975
The song wasn't originally meant to be against nuclear energy, it was later they decide to give it a message.
And the "Tschernobyl, Harrisburg, Sellafield, Hiroshima" is only in live versions.
Antoine Henri Becquerel (15 December 1852 - 25 August 1908) was a French physicist, Nobel laureate, and the first person to discover evidence of radioactivity.
Досих пор люблю эту группу!,очень хорошая тема!
He incredible 4 persone con 4 computer riescono a riempire gli stadio 😂❤❤❤i love kraft werk
この公演行きたかった。