@@stefanomirra3612 the band had only 4 days to record the entire album, the first 2 nothing was recorded, they didn't focus or inspire to them, that song was the first one,...( sorry for my poor inglish)
Brings back memories of sitting in my bedroom in 70s Manchester listening to the late great John Peel's radio programme Top Gear. I love this and of course Hallogallo and as previously commented of course Tina Weymouth must have got her great bass sound from them Check out the end of a live version of Psycho Killer
@Dylan Ladner Oka then lets have a quick look at the times: Me: ... 1975 Carn Marth: Pitty they did nothing to stop you back than, then we would not have to put up with you NOW. (conclusion: He is having a problem with me NOW) Me: What is your problem with me (NOW)? (Phrased as: "..I earned this comment by doing … what exactly?) You: By doing something 45 years ago. You can mean only that, as the ONLY information you have about me is that I may have collected noise complaints 45 years in the past.(Even noise complaints is a stretch, but a reasonable assumption given my first post.) So you are saying:"Carn Marth is having a problem with you NOW, because you may have gathered noise complaints 45 years ago." Does this make any sense in your world? If yes: What's your profession? Just asking.
Early 70s Bowie like Aladdin Sane and Ziggy Stardust was really his best work. 76-79 Bowie was like 6 or 7 years behind what bands like this were doing and CAN,NEU!,and Amon Düül ii did it imo a lot better. That's not a slander on Bowie by any means or similar artists like Early Brian Eno,Cockney Rebel,Beebop Deluxe,or T.Rex because I enjoy all of those artists quite a bit,it is my honest opinion though. The only British Band who really got Krautrock right was Hawkwind to me and they really did do it justice.
Yes ! Faust is another band I missed. I will try soon. Thanks. I loved Agitation Free and i was glad to find recently my favourite title "In the silence of the morning sun" ! Saw Amon Düll too, in 1974 !
That might be the case, but I'd say Robert Fripp's guitar on heroes/ influence of Prog-rock and the Canterbury sound is not that far away from Krautrock.
The guitar in Poptones is lifted and adapted from the opening of Starship Trooper by Yes. The influences are legion, despite the prog-hating propaganda of the times, which had as much to do with certain music journalists as anything.
"The homeless drummer moved into the house of Florian's parents, Florian leaving shortly after, but Klaus was kept on as a lodger. Here he met Anita Heedman. Anita, or "Hanni", was a friend of Florian's sister (who died in 2002). Hanni would be Klaus Dinger's girlfriend for most of his time in Neu! and Kraftwerk." wiki
Is this really Negativland because they really don’t sound like this anymore and I’m trying to encourage them to become what they used to be or even better because they are friends of mine. I’ve been on the records.
Boring? You really said Radiohead is boring? Just take a break and listen to one of their songs that has clearly a Krautrock influence and I bet you will realize how great Radiohead is: check out Ful Stop - A moon Shaped Pool...
I listened to Ful Stop and it's nothing new. As usual they cover up their empty sound with murmur and as usual Thom Yorke's vocals are annoying. Radiohead is not for me.
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Absolutely fucking insane that this music is over 50 years old. Krautrock comes from another universe entirely where time doesn't even exist.
This particular track anticipated punk, post-punk, industrial, darkwave and much more. Great respect.
and it was released in '72. It seems unreal.
Agree on the post-punk, industrial, darkwave part... Punk was coming a little earlier. But Massive Respect! is part of history, no doubt!
@@stefanomirra3612 the band had only 4 days to record the entire album, the first 2 nothing was recorded, they didn't focus or inspire to them, that song was the first one,...( sorry for my poor inglish)
Listen to *Front 242 - U-Men*
It's like Negativland with a sequencer.
AND Joy Division-Exercise 1 from Still circa 1980-but this IS years b4!!
Peter Hook had to have this album on repeat as a teenager.
Even in 2020, we're still surprised by how fresh this sounds. Think about that.
Plenty of other things that were in the short term more popular have aged much poorer.
Brings back memories of sitting in my bedroom in 70s Manchester listening to the late great John Peel's radio programme Top Gear. I love this and of course Hallogallo and as previously commented of course Tina Weymouth must have got her great bass sound from them Check out the end of a live version of Psycho Killer
And Mick Karn.
I got this record around 1975. I had big speakers with 12 inch Woofers and a K+H ES20 amp.
My neighbours hated me.
Hehehehe.
@@carnmarth334 And I earned this comment by doing … what exactly?
@Dylan Ladner Yep
@Dylan Ladner Oka then lets have a quick look at the times:
Me: ... 1975
Carn Marth: Pitty they did nothing to stop you back than, then we would not have to put up with you NOW.
(conclusion: He is having a problem with me NOW)
Me: What is your problem with me (NOW)?
(Phrased as: "..I earned this comment by doing … what exactly?)
You: By doing something 45 years ago.
You can mean only that, as the ONLY information you have about me is that I may have collected noise complaints 45 years in the past.(Even noise complaints is a stretch, but a reasonable assumption given my first post.)
So you are saying:"Carn Marth is having a problem with you NOW, because you may have gathered noise complaints 45 years ago."
Does this make any sense in your world?
If yes: What's your profession?
Just asking.
@Dylan LadnerQuestion: How old must I be min. NOW?
This track to me is divided in three parts: Bowie 1976-1979; noise-rock; post-punk. The then-next ten years of music, astonishing
Why explain this with something born form this?
Early 70s Bowie like Aladdin Sane and Ziggy Stardust was really his best work. 76-79 Bowie was like 6 or 7 years behind what bands like this were doing and CAN,NEU!,and Amon Düül ii did it imo a lot better. That's not a slander on Bowie by any means or similar artists like Early Brian Eno,Cockney Rebel,Beebop Deluxe,or T.Rex because I enjoy all of those artists quite a bit,it is my honest opinion though. The only British Band who really got Krautrock right was Hawkwind to me and they really did do it justice.
@@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms are you insane? Bowie 76-79 is peak Bowie, it doesn't matter if Neu or other bands did it before, Bowie did masterfully
@@WAR3600 Bowie didn't do it better. he did it differently
For me this is their version of Sister Ray
This song is Hallogallo’s evil twin brother
Almost as if it was a negative of it...?
When you haven't listen to NEU! for a while. Then you listen to it and just....holy fuck is thia great music.
I missed Neu! in he seventies, though I was listening to a lot of german music. And it's a pity because they are definitively the best !
Could argue that, but I like Faust better personally. They were experimental without being too repetitive or atonal.
Yes ! Faust is another band I missed. I will try soon. Thanks. I loved Agitation Free and i was glad to find recently my favourite title "In the silence of the morning sun" !
Saw Amon Düll too, in 1974 !
Hot wax crawling under the door
Hot wax crawling under the floor
Hot wax creeping under the hill
Hot wax creeping under the sill
@n n Lyrics to King Gizzard's "Hot Wax"
why though?
An astounding piece of music
Sounds like the Fall in 1972. It is astonishing more people don't know about this
hi mate!
@@growskull yoo
Obra prima inesquecível e gerou uma influência devastadora
Sim....Um saludo de Italia....Amo Brasil....Ate' mais....Ciao
This is where Negativland got the name Negativland.
thank you captain obvious
@@elghostos57 Thank you for making me captain!
@@daviddadachamp823 Complete with missing "e". Love Negativland too!
This is actually pretty phenomenal music.
Blew
My
Mind
When
It
Came
Out!
immer wieder geil
1972 zum ersten mal gehört - danach war nichts mehr wie vorher!
GEEENAUUUU!!!! Ich lernte grüne Micros kennen und hob aaaab!!!
Aufgenommen in einer bekifften Silvesternacht 71
Schnitzengruben. Listening to this on laughing gas while in lockdown must be absolute madness.
Piece of art
I'd like to hear more music by them. Bought a couple of Can Cds that's what brought me here.
Check Harmonia and Manuel Gottsching
So that's where Talking Heads got 'Psychokiller'!
Bowie and E no .
Yes ! V2 Schneider !
Don't forget the end of "Sweet Thing (Reprise)" from Diamond Dogs, too.
Bowie soaked up German music during his stay in Berlin. It truly has that "Heroes" -stamp al over it!
That might be the case, but I'd say Robert Fripp's guitar on heroes/ influence of Prog-rock and the Canterbury sound is not that far away from Krautrock.
First time hearing , my new driving music
best guitar ever
Amazing this was recorded in 74 or 75!
71
My new favorite song! Real Horrorshow!
Still the best Neu record, IMHO.
19 72 ....Thank`s Conny Plank !!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb!!
Now I know why The Horrors sound like they do!
Can came first, and Sea within a Sea is very mother sky esque
That sexy bass coupled with progressive off beat 👌
funny thing, it's played on a banjo
Anticipazioni di tempi che verranno..vero david jones
Good music to dance :D
Man I’d like to watch that. Just sit back and observe…
Sounds like Keith Levene was listening to this when he recorded PIL's Metal Box. Michael was way ahead of his time.
Keith Levene
I believe Keith and John have both cited Krautrock as their favourite genre - John got his singing style from the song Archangel Thunderbird
The guitar in Poptones is lifted and adapted from the opening of Starship Trooper by Yes. The influences are legion, despite the prog-hating propaganda of the times, which had as much to do with certain music journalists as anything.
best music ever!!!
that ending tho....
esto me da vuelta como una droga
voyage
Always Dinger!
8 minutes of foreplay, 2 minutes of energetic thrusting hit that doink...in the beginning I kinda hear drilling and moaning too lol
This is Sonic Youth 🤩
Yep. Sonic Youth listened Karl Heinz Stockhausen....
@@alessiobasciani2515 Neu is better than sonic youth
Cool
happy 50
never realized until just now how similar "Intruder" from the Diver Down album is to this song....maybe?
🥴
Just like Sister Ray said
the velvet underground
The Ciccone Youth track, "Two Cool Rock Chicks listening to Neu".
can u recommend music like this
Turned around - chrome
Then Autobahn and then Radiohead. A monster nightmare. Since 1973.
This is what made Joy Division...
Someone should name their band after this song
bass sounds so much like PiL
wenn ich das hör, kommen erinnerungen an X-BELIEBIG hoch ...
since when was this song 10 minutes long, it feels like 6
Always been curious about those sounds at the beginning of the song, they sound like moans lol
They had engineer of sound who made all sound from wierd sources and make them as simphony
"The homeless drummer moved into the house of Florian's parents, Florian leaving shortly after, but Klaus was kept on as a lodger. Here he met Anita Heedman. Anita, or "Hanni", was a friend of Florian's sister (who died in 2002). Hanni would be Klaus Dinger's girlfriend for most of his time in Neu! and Kraftwerk." wiki
this is good. if i had LSD this would be fantastic. 👍
Six Finger Satellite sampled one second of the faster middle part for the intro to Do The Suicide
Is this really Negativland because they really don’t sound like this anymore and I’m trying to encourage them to become what they used to be or even better because they are friends of mine. I’ve been on the records.
pete went honestly did so garbage on this , much love from coney island projects
sweet thing d-b
!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The DIIV podcast
Time travel
Bros by Panda Bear, this, Paperhouse by Can and Captain Beef's something.... Then Xanax is a sugar candy.
Too much sugar of any kind is a one way ticket though
@@alaididnalid7660 A Little bit in a Little time of everything... This is the secret.😏
Without Xanax by the way...😊
歌のないJOY DIVISIONみたいな
5:08
Sonic Youth
I hear you! No doubt!
ruclips.net/video/bvmTidDMi74/видео.html
Yes, i remind this
'Two cool rock chiks listening to Neu'
Who cares
Sounds like a killing joke song from their first album..Primitive
Music was invented in 1971
It's like Radiohead, except this has substance and is not boring.
Reptile estrin and is way older nearly 10 years, radio head were formed in 85 neu, which literally means new, in 1975
my bad 1971*
Sharjeel Khan yes, I know.
Boring? You really said Radiohead is boring? Just take a break and listen to one of their songs that has clearly a Krautrock influence and I bet you will realize how great Radiohead is: check out Ful Stop - A moon Shaped Pool...
I listened to Ful Stop and it's nothing new. As usual they cover up their empty sound with murmur and as usual Thom Yorke's vocals are annoying. Radiohead is not for me.
How come Germany produced all these brilliant bands in the 70s and then, apart from Propaganda, next to nothing since
Я единственный русский здесь?)
Нет) (ладно я знаю я некропостер)
@@m648x неужели. есть еще в России ценители качественной музыки
@@mordegardglezgorv2216 Забей, просто случайно наткнулся и решил глянуть, потому что знакомое название композитора
Ви ест плохой русски. 🤣
@@PVE1981 Кто ел?
This is so derivative! Look back at the '80s.
This was released in 1972.
You mean to say everything was derived from this track
Passt...👎
wasn das fürn scheiß :D
LghRoqqs Geiler Scheiß!
Grüne 💩
I hear this song more psychopathic than psycho killer