0:00:00 Meine Damen und Herren 0:00:37 Numbers 0:04:42 Computer World 0:09:11 Home Computer 0:15:58 Space Lab 0:20:30 Airwaves 0:25:08 Tango(?) 0:30:30 Man Machine 0:35:44 Electric Café 0:39:41 Autobahn 0:48:43 Computer Love 0:55:37 The Model 0:59:20 Neon Lights 1:05:15 Radioactivity 1:12:18 Tour de France 1:23:56 Trans Europe Express 1:32:17 The Robots 1:41:07 Planet of Visions 1:46:23 Pocket Calculator 1:51:27 Music non-stop 1:55:17 Boing Boom Tchak
The Song at 1:51:27 is called "Non Stop" it's a remixed version of Music Non Stop from MTV jingles. After that they played Boing Boom Tschak and Musik Non Stop normally
Oh my... that bass is outstanding! Only Kraftwerk to make the most unbelievable sound. I was in a Kraftwerk concert back in September 2022, when it started, I felt like I was in another galaxy! Greatest night of my life so far!
I was so fortunate to get a test pressing of the Autobahn LP before it was released to play on my radio show in Chicago in the 70's. Mercury/ Philips had their HQ in Chicago and the A&R man Robin McBride knew I had been playing the first two imports so he brought me the test pressing and when I tracked the whole side the phones lit up right away, Got to interview Ralf and Florian when they came to Chicago on thier first US tour. When I went to Germany in 1977 got to see their Kling Klang studio and stayed at Florian's.
They were around much earlier than that my friend, their initial albums from 1970-1975 were mostly German lyrics, in 1975 Kraftwerk began writing lyrics that combined both German and English lyrics. I remember when their 4th album came out in 1974 Autobahn great album, they really were ahead of their time, when you listen to Autobahn you would think it came from the early 80's. They were the pioneers of electronic music and the synth sound !!
You were part of music history, if been at their concert. No matter whether it was in '77, in the 90's or now. History would it all become when Kraftwerk wouldn't exist anylonger.
I have been lucky to witness Kraftwerk over these years. In fact I've met Wolfgang Flur, a really nice bloke and had time to have a chat with him and he signed his book, "I was a Robot" for me!!!
I was lucky enough to see the back in the late 70(Audubon hit time) even then it was an unbelievable light show with all synth music, unbelievable back then, sounds as good 40 years later
A fantastic show, it was mind blowing. you would really think they were robots from another world. Outstanding performances, great music and incredible artwerk. Master innovators!!
Thank you very much. Saw the Computerwelt show at Nationalgalerie, Berlin starting with the same songs (only in german). And actually it was one of the best concerts of my life, and I saw quite a few 😊
I saw this when they came to Minneapolis in June 2022. Definitely in the top 5 of my favorite concerts, and probably the best use of 3D technology ever. And I can't believe how crazy excited I got when the Robots appeared.
I have a set list of synth music. Maybe you like Depeche Mode. Here is my live performance before I became a teenager. ruclips.net/video/M9sQnLbtFyA/видео.html
Interesting point/fun fact: Back in the day, when Kraftwerk were first gaining popularity, their stated intention was to completely remove themselves from live performances. They wanted to pre-program the entire show, and have mannequins on stage. Later, they attempted performing remotely, from their homes. Sadly, the world wasn’t as far thinking as the boys were. Now…… here they are. Still forced to be there in person.
I've always dug Kraftwerk, but it is more like a corporation now. Not the original line-up anymore. Remixes of old recordings. The weird thing about digital music is that it always sounds the same, so the concert I saw in Chicago in the early 80's sounded identical to the old vinyls that I have. Of course, it's different for people who never experienced the band early on, or are enthralled by the visuals, robots, etc., and heck, I'm an old fart.
Fantastic band from the sixties..way ahead of their time. Today bands like ANYMA. And Cosmic Gate also continuing the Electronic music for the younger generation. Roger Mansour former Leslie West Vagrants Drummer
1. Meine Damen und Herren 2. Numbers / Computer World / Computer World 2 3. It's More Fun To Compute / Home Computer 4. Spacelab 5. Airwaves / Tango 6. The Man Machine 7. Electric Café 8. Autobahn 9. Computer Love 10. The Model 11. Neon Lights 12. Geiger Counter / Radioactivity 13. Tour de France '83 / '03 14. Trans Europe Express / Metal On Metal / Abzug 15. The Robots / Robotnik 16. Planet Of Visions 17. Pocket Calculator 18. Non Stop / Boing Boom Tschak / Music Non Stop
Did Ralf dance during the penultimate "solo" of Boing Boom Tschack? I thought Fernando Abrantes was sacked in the early 90s because he "was moving to much on stage"?
are you a gangsta?if you are then I'm sorry I won't mess with you cos I don't wanna get messed up by easy freezy from the street.cos I heard your well respected bro👍🤘🖕
this is interesting .. from the ruins of post-war germany came kraut rock, and then Kraftwerk. So much better than the Beatles or some hair metal hogwash of California. However once popular, the band did get institutionalized, staged and gentrified. Their music was super inspirational yet this cheering masses inside an old auditorium is not.
0:00:00 Meine Damen und Herren
0:00:37 Numbers
0:04:42 Computer World
0:09:11 Home Computer
0:15:58 Space Lab
0:20:30 Airwaves
0:25:08 Tango(?)
0:30:30 Man Machine
0:35:44 Electric Café
0:39:41 Autobahn
0:48:43 Computer Love
0:55:37 The Model
0:59:20 Neon Lights
1:05:15 Radioactivity
1:12:18 Tour de France
1:23:56 Trans Europe Express
1:32:17 The Robots
1:41:07 Planet of Visions
1:46:23 Pocket Calculator
1:51:27 Music non-stop
1:55:17 Boing Boom Tchak
🤖🤖🤖 😿
🤘😻
The Song at 1:51:27 is called "Non Stop" it's a remixed version of Music Non Stop from MTV jingles. After that they played Boing Boom Tschak and Musik Non Stop normally
Oh my... that bass is outstanding! Only Kraftwerk to make the most unbelievable sound. I was in a Kraftwerk concert back in September 2022, when it started, I felt like I was in another galaxy! Greatest night of my life so far!
I was so fortunate to get a test pressing of the Autobahn LP before it was released to play on my radio show in Chicago in the 70's. Mercury/ Philips had their HQ in Chicago and the A&R man Robin McBride knew I had been playing the first two imports so he brought me the test pressing and when I tracked the whole side the phones lit up right away, Got to interview Ralf and Florian when they came to Chicago on thier first US tour. When I went to Germany in 1977 got to see their Kling Klang studio and stayed at Florian's.
These guys are GENIUS, groundbreakers... Just imagine this sound back in 1977, 1981... 50 years on! Lucky those who've witnessed music history.
Nothing to imagine....saw them live in1977 Brixton live....to this day they are brilliant.
They were around much earlier than that my friend, their initial albums from 1970-1975 were mostly German lyrics, in 1975 Kraftwerk began writing lyrics that combined both German and English lyrics. I remember when their 4th album came out in 1974 Autobahn great album, they really were ahead of their time, when you listen to Autobahn you would think it came from the early 80's. They were the pioneers of electronic music and the synth sound !!
You were part of music history, if been at their concert.
No matter whether it was in '77,
in the 90's or now.
History would it all become when Kraftwerk wouldn't exist anylonger.
I have been lucky to witness Kraftwerk over these years. In fact I've met Wolfgang Flur, a really nice bloke and had time to have a chat with him and he signed his book, "I was a Robot" for me!!!
@@richardneale246 Really lucky guy! I will attend their show next May 18th here in Rio!!
Wow! I was there with my son! It was his first real concert!
excellent musical education. he will never forget it.
I was lucky enough to see the back in the late 70(Audubon hit time) even then it was an unbelievable light show with all synth music, unbelievable back then, sounds as good 40 years later
Wow ! What city were they playing
The DNA of the electronic age!
Went to see them with my mum when I lived in Brighton at the Brighton dome in the 80 very good mis it all now and my family Newcastle uk
The Godfathers of Electronic Music!!! ✌️🎹
This is my favaurite band since i've heard them i the middle of 80...Simply the Best Electronic Music ever❤
KRAFTWERK, SUMMER 2022 AND BETTER THAN EVER !
A fantastic show, it was mind blowing. you would really think they were robots from another world. Outstanding performances, great music and incredible artwerk. Master innovators!!
Thank you very much. Saw the Computerwelt show at Nationalgalerie, Berlin starting with the same songs (only in german). And actually it was one of the best concerts of my life, and I saw quite a few 😊
Kraftwerk blew me away in the early 70's and still do. One of the very first to start synthesized music that took over the World. Superb.
truly amazing! thanks for sharing.
thanks for capturing this!
I saw this when they came to Minneapolis in June 2022. Definitely in the top 5 of my favorite concerts, and probably the best use of 3D technology ever.
And I can't believe how crazy excited I got when the Robots appeared.
well said😁
Fantastic band, they were the main reason why I decided to play the synthesizer ❤️
the pioneers of electronic music and techno
kraftwerk with your best hits
Along with Yellow Magic Orchestra, Gary Wright, The Human League, and The System, Kraftwerk made me love synthesizer-driven music.
I have a set list of synth music.
Maybe you like Depeche Mode. Here is my live performance before I became a teenager.
ruclips.net/video/M9sQnLbtFyA/видео.html
Here is a recent performance of my Ultravox cover.
ruclips.net/video/wAv8ZhBprik/видео.html
My version of Radioactivity.
ruclips.net/video/hqKlb1WAuvI/видео.html
cool to see tango again
Fantastico concerto! Grazie per la condivisione.
Neon lights..a work of sheer genius 🥰
Saw them in Brixton 1977......not so polished...but amazing. I was 13yrs old. Legends
@@jeromelambe2449 amazing since they didn't play Brixton in 77🤔
@@piked261 did they not play at Brixton then?I don't know just asking?
@@bobmccormick6194the only years they performed in then was 1975,1976 and 1981
Interesting point/fun fact:
Back in the day, when Kraftwerk were first gaining popularity, their stated intention was to completely remove themselves from live performances. They wanted to pre-program the entire show, and have mannequins on stage. Later, they attempted performing remotely, from their homes. Sadly, the world wasn’t as far thinking as the boys were. Now…… here they are. Still forced to be there in person.
What a pointless comment.
@@jeromelambe2449
YOU are a pointless comment
They could theoratically use holograms to make that from them...
mmm weird comment
Simply ingenious! ❤
Looks about as exiting as the Tangerine Dream concert I went to back in the 70's ;)
Крафтверк навсегда. KraftWerk forever!!!
There should now be a Kraftwerk School of Music!
Epic haven’t seen them live in person since 2001
Digging the marching band snare drum on computer world
I wish I had been there
listas mis Entradas para verlos en Santiago de Chile el 25 de mayo en Movistar Arena ... son lo máximo !!!!
Great music.
LOVE KRAFTWERK LOVEEE . . . !! THEY ARE GENIOUS,THEY ARE ELECTRONIC GODS !!
Nice to see: all 4 alive❤
Sound from my youth in germany, kult❤ also CAN🌹
Actually, only 1 father founder is alive.
I've always dug Kraftwerk, but it is more like a corporation now. Not the original line-up anymore. Remixes of old recordings. The weird thing about digital music is that it always sounds the same, so the concert I saw in Chicago in the early 80's sounded identical to the old vinyls that I have. Of course, it's different for people who never experienced the band early on, or are enthralled by the visuals, robots, etc., and heck, I'm an old fart.
Fritz almost forgot to push a button after is solo in music non stop what was that for ?
Great Shot. How many People are in the Audience?
The papas of electronic music.
I LOVEND THIS BAND!!!
Still able to squeeze into the ‘Tron’ -style outfits I see….!
WOWW!
Why do they keep the Radioactivity with the Japanese Lyrics?
KRAFTWERK !
Fantastic band from the sixties..way ahead of their time. Today bands like ANYMA. And Cosmic Gate also continuing the Electronic music for the younger generation.
Roger Mansour former Leslie West Vagrants Drummer
For the first time I heard 1,2,3,4 in Portuguese within "Numbers".
Znám je ze 70 a 80 let minulého století, sehnal jsem desku
Přeskočil El.hudbu o 50 let
Byl jsem na koncertu v praze
1. Meine Damen und Herren
2. Numbers / Computer World / Computer World 2
3. It's More Fun To Compute / Home Computer
4. Spacelab
5. Airwaves / Tango
6. The Man Machine
7. Electric Café
8. Autobahn
9. Computer Love
10. The Model
11. Neon Lights
12. Geiger Counter / Radioactivity
13. Tour de France '83 / '03
14. Trans Europe Express / Metal On Metal / Abzug
15. The Robots / Robotnik
16. Planet Of Visions
17. Pocket Calculator
18. Non Stop / Boing Boom Tschak / Music Non Stop
Cheers
Я ТВОЙ СЛУГА!!! Я ТВОЙ РАБОТНИК!!!
Чей ты слуга, чей ты работник? Ещё не понял?😉
The real party starts at 1:36:50! 😊
1:59:56... 👍🏼
the Abyss: Chemosynthetic Oases (Full Movie)
Natural World Facts
Did Ralf dance during the penultimate "solo" of Boing Boom Tschack? I thought Fernando Abrantes was sacked in the early 90s because he "was moving to much on stage"?
Is it possible to get the original files for this?
I'm not sure how to send it.
@@francislau6657If you're able to you can upload them to a file sharing service and send me the link
Geil! 💥🤖💥
Do you think they are really doing something on stage? Or just standing there and play DVD music?
Your comment is as fake as you are.
It is actually more "live" than it was in the 1981 concerts.
Ralf sounds tired this concert
Maybe his power unit needs recharging?
Not as tired as your ignorant comment
3d??
Yeah yeah yeah pioneers and groundbreakers and all that but a NEW album soon please? Dont become a Heritage band
Wie alte Zirkuspferde, immer im Kreis seit über 20 Jahren.
Schade.
Well I've been listening to KW since February 72 saw them live for the first time in 75 and there is still nothing to match them😁
Menschliche-Machinen, perfekte Kreise.
Trotzdem ausverkauft
Лошадь в зеркале смотрит на тебя, убогого !!! Я думаю что в 198...году,тебя даже в планах не было... !
Dennoch faszinierend!!!
seit 30 jahren nur noch eine jukebox
peinlich
god your haters,what would you know you go on hating,after all that's what your good at!and if you don't like it fu.. off😁😁😁😁
@@ripley_hicks_newt_86 die hatten schon in den 90igern beschlossen nix neues zu machen
Looks like they like Russian.
lol what does a Russian look like easy freezy?😁what a comment!and my name is Bob!at least I know my name is crap!what's your excuse?😉😎
and I'm British where are you from?I'm just curious easy?😆
are you a gangsta?if you are then I'm sorry I won't mess with you cos I don't wanna get messed up by easy freezy from the street.cos I heard your well respected bro👍🤘🖕
this is interesting .. from the ruins of post-war germany came kraut rock, and then Kraftwerk. So much better than the Beatles or some hair metal hogwash of California.
However once popular, the band did get institutionalized, staged and gentrified. Their music was super inspirational yet this cheering masses inside an old auditorium is not.