A digital recreation of the first section from 0:00 to 1:50 approx has been used as the pre-show sounds of the bands gigs for many years now, but few realise it. 1:49 second section 10:58 third section 14:19 fourth section
@@mustaphaabdullah6743 i recommend early ambient music by bian eno, it´s not exactly alike but also very peaceful and serene - "discreet music" for instance or the "apollo" album... if you like it a bit darker, then i can recommend "wanderwelle" or "voices from the lake" - today we have an incredible variety of ambient music, it´s always worthwhile to investigate youtube - this way i also found michael stearns´ "planetary unfolding" which is a timeless masterpiece of serene electronic music... cheers from germany
Absolute masterpiece, really neglected and rarely heard early stuff by them. was, one of, my fondest introductions both to their music and krautrock in general. thanks for the upload.
@@achtungmark Mark I came here to listen to this (not on any streaming sites, spotify, etc - it seems the overlooking comes from the band themselves) and there he is! Wnco Mwnco! Legend!
Robin Gibb Was Used Such A Machine Even In 1969 On The Song "Saved By The Bell", But I Don` t Know, If He Build It On His Own Like "Kraftwerk" Did. They Are Known For Building Their Equipment. And By That Time The Tone Of Gibb Sounded A Little Bit Like Music From A Solo Entertainer On A Marriage With Cheap Rhythm In The Background. It Sounded A Little Bit Like "German Schlager" (Music-Style) With English Lyrics. So I Would`nt Call It Rock Or Pop. I Am Sorry For That.
this was recorded and released in 1971, around the same time "Dark Side of the Moon" was recorded. So yeah, it's possible the intro of "Kling Klang" has inspired "Time".
Dachte ich auch recht lange Zeit. Aber wunderbare Musik gibt es heute noch. Besonders im Post-Rock Bereich. Würde unendlich gerne in solch einer Band spielen. Warum nicht einfach anfangen? Ich hatte vor Jahren mal ne Band mit feinen Musikern, mit denen man einfach drauflos improvisieren konnte. Einmal spielten wir 20-30 Minuten irgendwas in E-Dur. Später fanden wir heraus, daß die Band Neu! sowas i.d. 70ern schon gemacht hat. Andererseits waren die 70er auch ne ganz andere Zeit. Die Leute waren nicht so aufgeheizt wie heute. Der Sound war wärmer (analog), kunstvoller, feiner. Der Hochsensible wurde mehr anerkannt als heute.
Who would expect it, a Kraftwerk album without any synthesizers or electronics! Edit: Found this video again and forgot I commented before; I also wanted to say that the intro reminds me of Mitternacht on Autobahn.
I'm guessing you didn't contest the copyright claim which is credited to The Orb, - "Assassin" as played at Woodstock '94... who actually sampled it in their song Assassin... not that The Orb even knows anything about it... I think it's funny cuz it's the reverse of what it should be, but I wonder how many erroneous copyright claims have been made in the sampler's favor rather than the original musician technically it's kraftwerk there should be getting royalties from this, not The Orb, more than likely Kraftwerk is getting a portion of the royalties that The Orb gets, however in this case they should be getting the full amount and The Orb shouldn't be getting anything, since this is the original work and not the sampled bit from The Orb's song.
@@deadchannel.6038 Oh Christ, what a redundant criticism. What does it matter. It's youtube comments not an academic essay, there's no standards. You don't have to read them.
@@anajondaI am pretty sure this doesn't produce worn down sounds. They make high quality remasters ruclips.net/video/W36VGi_sq2E/видео.html ruclips.net/video/EVo0zOQdxPU/видео.html
![[Kraftwerk 2, 1994, Germanofon] Kraftwerk - Klingklang](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5Rm8Q7DvdiU/mqdefault.jpg)
This song is 50 YEARS OLD
50. YEARS. OLD.
Kraftwerk was for sure, very ahead of its time.
Wendy Carlos tho
Karlheinz Stockhausen tho.
I bought their records in NY as imports. I heard and bought the first record, so bought this as soon as I could get it.
@@ΞενοςΑγγελος Stovkhausen, Varèse, Riley... The mid 20th century was way ahead of the current times in music.
Feels like a prequel to Autobahn. So underrated.
100% right
I prefer it to Autobahn actually.
Well the thing is on this album they used sort of like wavy electronic keyboards
I think they used a farfisa electric organ
It’s beautiful
A digital recreation of the first section from 0:00 to 1:50 approx has been used as the pre-show sounds of the bands gigs for many years now, but few realise it.
1:49 second section 10:58 third section 14:19 fourth section
Mein absoluter Lieblings-Kraftwerk-Song!!
These guys mean the world to me. This is beauty personified.
I love how it just slowly speeds up, I'm guessing it was via slowly turning up the tape speed. Kraftwerk's kraut material was so much more interesting
the early Kraftwerk had a special magic... that reminds me of my youth with longing......rip flo.......in tke kling klang universe
That whole segment between 11:15 and 14:00 is one of the most peaceful and wistful pieces of music I've ever heard.
If you know more music like this part tell me
listen to "megaherz" is even more beautiful
@@mustaphaabdullah6743 Heimatklänge, from Kraftwerk album Ralf und Florian.
@@mustaphaabdullah6743 also Tongebirge from Ralf und Florian is pretty much like this too
@@mustaphaabdullah6743 i recommend early ambient music by bian eno, it´s not exactly alike but also very peaceful and serene - "discreet music" for instance or the "apollo" album...
if you like it a bit darker, then i can recommend "wanderwelle" or "voices from the lake" - today we have an incredible variety of ambient music, it´s always worthwhile to investigate youtube - this way i also found michael stearns´ "planetary unfolding" which is a timeless masterpiece of serene electronic music...
cheers from germany
Absolute masterpiece, really neglected and rarely heard early stuff by them. was, one of, my fondest introductions both to their music and krautrock in general. thanks for the upload.
@@achtungmark Mark I came here to listen to this (not on any streaming sites, spotify, etc - it seems the overlooking comes from the band themselves) and there he is! Wnco Mwnco! Legend!
.....siehe mein Kommentar unter " Kraftwerk 1 "
I'm honestly inspired in my own dabbling here.
@@shiftertron6143 Glad to see you found it Kai, I hope it gives you the same pleasure it has given to me all these years.
Deep...introspective composition..to relax by hearing
Miss you, Florian x
Same :(
Sad loss
A flauta mágica de Florian Schneider (RIP)!
Pure bliss.
What a gem! Like a hidden treasure!
Einfach Wunderbar.
I just love it.
EUROPE ENDLESS X
Bravo!
RIP Florian i love you
This song is very beautiful!!
Very special. Have owned this album since 1981. Shortly before its deletion.
I like that guitar.
In This Track (1971) They Used The First Ever Rhythm Machine In Modern Pop And Rockmusic, As Far As I Know.
Marc Engelhard Nope. That honor goes to most of Robin Gibb's 1970 album "Robin's Reign". :)
Robin Gibb Was Used Such A Machine Even In 1969 On The Song "Saved By The Bell", But I Don` t Know, If He Build It On His Own Like "Kraftwerk" Did. They Are Known For Building Their Equipment. And By That Time The Tone Of Gibb Sounded A Little Bit Like Music From A Solo Entertainer On A Marriage With Cheap Rhythm In The Background. It Sounded A Little Bit Like "German Schlager" (Music-Style) With English Lyrics. So I Would`nt Call It Rock Or Pop. I Am Sorry For That.
+Marc Engelhard What's with the capital on each word?
"Kraftwerk" Used Their Own Build Instruments By The First Time In Popmusic.
Silver Apples
some say that Roger Waters was inspired by this song for the intro of the song Time but the one who put the sound was the sound engineer Alan Parsons.
thanks for the anecdote
Of course it remember the intro of "Time". Could be ...
this was recorded and released in 1971, around the same time "Dark Side of the Moon" was recorded. So yeah, it's possible the intro of "Kling Klang" has inspired "Time".
Warum (macht) man so schöne Musik heute nicht mehr
martin lötzsch born in le wrong generation xD
Dachte ich auch recht lange Zeit. Aber wunderbare Musik gibt es heute noch. Besonders im Post-Rock Bereich. Würde unendlich gerne in solch einer Band spielen. Warum nicht einfach anfangen? Ich hatte vor Jahren mal ne Band mit feinen Musikern, mit denen man einfach drauflos improvisieren konnte. Einmal spielten wir 20-30 Minuten irgendwas in E-Dur. Später fanden wir heraus, daß die Band Neu! sowas i.d. 70ern schon gemacht hat. Andererseits waren die 70er auch ne ganz andere Zeit. Die Leute waren nicht so aufgeheizt wie heute. Der Sound war wärmer (analog), kunstvoller, feiner. Der Hochsensible wurde mehr anerkannt als heute.
I want to study german someday beautiful language guys really even if I don't understand a single word 😂♥️
greatest music of all time
Magische track .
it is really beautiful
First track is the one. Stoned memories from another time and space
Who would expect it, a Kraftwerk album without any synthesizers or electronics!
Edit: Found this video again and forgot I commented before; I also wanted to say that the intro reminds me of Mitternacht on Autobahn.
There is a drum machine and e-piano in this song...
11:00 is dope
First example of ambient music before Brian Eno
Yes I Heard eno took all from the german krautrockers
I'd like to compose something like that myself( tho, maybe add some guitar and alive bass to it- here it's Hammond bass pedal, i think).
real music brought me here
Fucking magic.
Music from down the Rhein
quite nice
despite it's name it's glistening and rather gorgeous.
Music is ...universell 👩🦱🙆👨🌾👨🔧👩🎤
Wonderful
I got the vertigo double LP. Sounds very goood.
I want to get that one since ordering it is probably cheaper than getting either one of their first two lps on their own
when people first heard this high I bet they got confused when the pitch keeps changing
technically it's just the tape was sped up... you can tell because while the pitch changes, it changes on everything, and the rhythm speeds up as well
it's been 2 years listen to it again 😂
Makes sense still a bit of a illusion especially back then
I'm guessing you didn't contest the copyright claim which is credited to The Orb, - "Assassin" as played at Woodstock '94... who actually sampled it in their song Assassin... not that The Orb even knows anything about it... I think it's funny cuz it's the reverse of what it should be, but I wonder how many erroneous copyright claims have been made in the sampler's favor rather than the original musician technically it's kraftwerk there should be getting royalties from this, not The Orb, more than likely Kraftwerk is getting a portion of the royalties that The Orb gets, however in this case they should be getting the full amount and The Orb shouldn't be getting anything, since this is the original work and not the sampled bit from The Orb's song.
Top-notch
14:20
Sadly enough, Florian passed away on April 21.
all credits to Conny Plank
That intro
Pink Floyd - Time
This must have inspired Pink Floyd's "Time".
I will not put my hand to the fire !........ :-)
No. Now move along.
@@MegaCirse hi philippe, bien avec toi.
at that time kraftwerk were still unknown in England
Duuuuh clock noises haha. So dumb
11:00
This is actually alright
1:53
Beside 14:19 until the end, sounds like CAN
yes and also a bit like Cluster on Zuckerzeit album!
cool
Hey, it skips a few times.
YES,IT DOES SKIP.THINK ITS ON LP BUT CANT HEAR ANY STATIC.LOL
christina morrison PUT SPACES IN BETWEEN PUNCTUATION.ALSO,DON'T TYPE IN ALL CAPS.
I think some Japanese keyboards only have the Latin Alphabet in caps.
@@deadchannel.6038 Oh Christ, what a redundant criticism. What does it matter. It's youtube comments not an academic essay, there's no standards. You don't have to read them.
5:29 I think there is a problem on the music It keeps skipping the parts of the song
Lots of these are vinyl rips from older copies so that might be why.
@@rubintuesday yh
Sounds like Pink Floyd
Were skips and speed shifts in the original recording?
yes they were.
how can i send you a message ? i can be interested too ... ;)
GEEEEEEEEEEAAARRRR!!!
Ahh, so that's where Pink Floyd got that from
#Time/Dark Side of the Moon
0:01
16:41 sounds interesting
🄺🅁🄰🄵🅃🅆🄴🅁🄺
Ok
I have to know, all versions of this song that I hear have those sound glitches around the 5 minute mark, is that how it is on the album?
check the vinyl version on yt
Where can I get this, dammit.
hope you got it evntually sir
It skips at some points....
***** Yeah, zoomed in.
***** I didn't even know that there was a voting happening. I don't follow the RnR HoF.
Did Pink Floyd pinch that intro?
Heute frage ich mich: Brauchen wir das noch?
aber badewanne,oder dusche
I greatly prefer their early music when they had not yet taken to being robots.
Experimental....
Goddamn goddammit wtf was that!
1059
No mames apenas iba en el minuto dos y ya me estaba durmiendo
ponte maluma pues, dejanos lo bueno a los demas!!
Todsy Music is not the same not as dep
this is like bad minecraft music
Thumbs down for all the clicks and skips.
Records get old. What can you really do?
@@EireProductions Take better care of the records in the first place, and where that isn't possible find better sources.
@@anajondaI am pretty sure this doesn't produce worn down sounds. They make high quality remasters ruclips.net/video/W36VGi_sq2E/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/EVo0zOQdxPU/видео.html
@@Kilomenjaro Such high quality that they have to split them in half? Laughable. Thumbs down on both.
It's how it originally was in the album. lol
bad skips
No, lol...it speeds up in pitch then slows right down to zero...then gets fast...whats wrong with that exactly?
Its called being creative lol!
they named a whole fucking studio after this song and yet they still haven't remastered this album or put it on spotify
They also use first minute of song as pre show sounds
Ok