I’m sure that Kraftwerk is still so underrated. They’re gods. They have made the music of the future - they created new UNIQUE genre, first and the only in the music history that stands out of another genres.
@@carlamattei7276 Com certeza cara Carla Mattei!....Com certeza Florian está em outro plano elevado ao seu trabalho e empenho artístico que deixou sua marca para sempre em nossos corações atentos a Belas Artes de Fato!...Eu desconhecia que ele já era falescido...Nao procuro saber muito dos meus ícones atualmente...PARA NAO SOFRER MAIS!
It’s good to here Kraftwerk playing live like this instead of just triggering sounds on their consoles as now. Their modern live concerts all sound pretty much the same as the albums. Here it it is played live and all for the better. I can’t imagine the band actually playing keyboards live on stage today.
I saw Kraftwerk in the 1990s and recently... in the 90s they had quite a good jazzy keyboard player who was playing solos and basslines.... was pretty cool.... recently it all felt a bit canned I guess. Much prefer the old shows
Great to hear this in its primitive form. Synths had been around a few years with bands like Tangerine Dream and prog rock/jazz fusion bands but were still largely quite new to the listener and audience. Those electronic rhythms and pitched strings would be so evocative to a 1976 audience. The core rhythm track sounds like something coming from an ARP2600 to me. I remember being in Germany at underground stations in the 90s/2000s and hearing different sounds than I would hear in UK... music is everywhere I guess...
@@hotelmario5203 the orchestron are the noises you can hear at 9:52 its basically ralf playing the violin disc and having it go lower pitch. in autobahn 1975 and 1976 you can hear the orchestron choir disc
![[Soundboard Rec.] Kraftwerk - Live 10.12.1981 at Muziekcentrum Vredenburg, Utrecht Netherlands](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AZ6v7VFMj-w/mqdefault.jpg)
I’m sure that Kraftwerk is still so underrated. They’re gods. They have made the music of the future - they created new UNIQUE genre, first and the only in the music history that stands out of another genres.
One year before the release of the album Trans Europe Express (TEE). Good live version with Ralf, Florian, Karl and Wolfgang.
This version played live
>>>Paradiso Netherlands September 11 1976
>>TEE Release March 1977
>>7 month difference
@@nickelodeonstuff1572 TEE was released in 1977.....
@@bobthealien5628 I've just realized my typo, Sorry about that.
Nice Treasure discovery.. KRAFTWERK are Phenomenal musicians innovators of music culture PERIOD!!!!!!
My favorite version of this song.
ETHERNAL AND ULTRA GREAT KRAFTWERK !! HELLO FROM BRAZIL
E Florian agora está na eternidade!
Renasceu em outro plano!
@@carlamattei7276 Com certeza cara Carla Mattei!....Com certeza Florian está em outro plano elevado ao seu trabalho e empenho artístico que deixou sua marca para sempre em nossos corações atentos a Belas Artes de Fato!...Eu desconhecia que ele já era falescido...Nao procuro saber muito dos meus ícones atualmente...PARA NAO SOFRER MAIS!
Great music innovators, and have brought us many timeless music classics like trans Euro express, and numbers just to name a few.
Havnt heard this version before love it thanks for that
The Best Version of Trance-Europe-Expess 0.0)))
Not to mention it was the very first time the group with the classic lineup ever performed the song live
@@noahletwinski6955How about the London Roundhouse concert?
It’s good to here Kraftwerk playing live like this instead of just triggering sounds on their consoles as now. Their modern live concerts all sound pretty much the same as the albums. Here it it is played live and all for the better. I can’t imagine the band actually playing keyboards live on stage today.
but Hutter played a keyboard all throughout the 80's n 90's even though they used those laptops. i saw them recently and he still used it.
I saw Kraftwerk in the 1990s and recently... in the 90s they had quite a good jazzy keyboard player who was playing solos and basslines.... was pretty cool.... recently it all felt a bit canned I guess. Much prefer the old shows
Sounds like two greatest musical themes was finally invented during the coffee break in the middle of the song
중학교 시절 밤에 들으면 참 희한했던 사운드...
Great to hear this in its primitive form. Synths had been around a few years with bands like Tangerine Dream and prog rock/jazz fusion bands but were still largely quite new to the listener and audience. Those electronic rhythms and pitched strings would be so evocative to a 1976 audience. The core rhythm track sounds like something coming from an ARP2600 to me.
I remember being in Germany at underground stations in the 90s/2000s and hearing different sounds than I would hear in UK... music is everywhere I guess...
Like a raw diamond
Buena versión en directo. Hay muchos directos de esa época inéditos .
Great!
tee ::: kw :::amster ::: ride :::
This one is the oldest im sure!
This was the first time TEE was ever played live
Synths used instead Orchestron.
Orchestron was used but synth was also used making orchestron harder to hear
Nickelodeon Stuff Does Ralf or Florian have the Orchestron
@@hotelmario5203 Ralf used it
@@hotelmario5203 Florian uses EMS Synthi AKS and E-Flute (in usa 1975 he just played flute but started using e-flute in uk 1975)
@@hotelmario5203 the orchestron are the noises you can hear at 9:52
its basically ralf playing the violin disc and having it go lower pitch. in autobahn 1975 and 1976 you can hear the orchestron choir disc
Railroads, I am a girl, I am a girl.... Some like it hot...
No bass, no satisfaction.