Kraftwerk Radio interview Ralf Hütter, Manchester 2009
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- I like Ralf's spoken English in this interview. He says a lot about work ethic. Another great interview with Wolfgang Flür ; • Episode 36 - Wolfgang ... .. I Hope that 42EXAbyte understands. Anyone who hasn't played his 'werk's'... Please do .. • 42EXAbyte - N.V.I. (Demo)
Ralf has a very charming and sweet voice, its a bit sad he makes himself so rare... I would like to hear him speak more often.
He's voice is even softer in German.
If only Ralf would call back Karl and Wolfgang for a reunion. Imagine that. Yes... one can dream.... They could put Florian's robot on the stage during that concert as a tribute to him. Or put his Robot into the audience, letting him watch the show.
That is a great great idea 👍🏽
Or maybe his manequin? They used to have own manequins in years 1978-1981 they still have it karl used his on one video for a song
And they had only 4 robots actual memember would have to quit or they had to make new robot that is impossiblr because actual one are like 20 years old
The Interviewer: Are you still friends ?
Ralf: ........I don't know.
this is sad man.....
Yea I hope they didn’t fall out
@@LWYRUP05 me too
😢 He sounds sad
Ralf was by Florian's side when he passed. ❤
Thanks Stephanie T.. Thanks for that wonderful thought.. I am friends with Wolfgang.. I WILL REPEAT ; Ralf and Florian spoke perfect English [when I met the band 29 years ago, having a meal and a few beers after the concert.. just a great set of UK concerts.].. I might add my message I sent to my friend Wolfgang, as condolences to himself, his friends Ralf and Karl.. THESE WORDS ARE WORTH SHARING.. I WILL ADD IN A MO
TO WERKERS/[a private musician group of people around the world]; I have been 'feeling low' for a few days.. however I feel a lot 'saddened' today.. I can only give my sincere heartfelt condolences to our friend Wolfgang and his friends Ralf and Karl../.. 73 years is too young.. I will never forget meeting Florian [29 years ago!].. I SAY THIS TO OUR YOUNG FRIENDS.. HE will never be forgotten BY ME OR ANY OF US.. THE BAND THAT PIONEERED ALL TECHNOLOGY AND ELECTRONIC SOUND 'YET TO COME'.. DESERVEDLY IMMORTALIZED IN THE HISTORY BOOKS... ALWAYS THERE AS INSPIRATION TO GENERATIONS NOW AND YET TO COME.... THANK YOU FLORIAN;
i so loved kraftwerk im so sad about florian that is so sad and so touching
@@JDeolumen wowwwww lucky yu what are they like are they nice to meet im realll bummmed about florian ive beeen a fan since 2 decades
That would be nice but how do you know that?
Ralf's English is very good
A lot of German people speak good English
He speaks great French too ❤️
@@lavieenrose5954 Oui he does
I had no idea his english was this good, I really thought he couldn't speak it at all
Oh, yes.. Ralf and Florian spoke perfect English [when I met the band 29 years ago, having a meal and a few beers after the concert.. just a great set of UK concerts.].. I might add my message I sent to my friend Wolfgang, as condolences to himself, his friends Ralf and Karl.. THESE WORDS ARE WORTH SHARING.. I WILL ADD IN A MO
TO WERKERS/[a private musician group of people around the world]; I have been 'feeling low' for a few days.. however I feel a lot 'saddened' today.. I can only give my sincere heartfelt condolences to our friend Wolfgang and his friends Ralf and Karl../.. 73 years is too young.. I will never forget meeting Florian [29 years ago!].. I SAY THIS TO OUR YOUNG FRIENDS.. HE will never be forgotten BY ME OR ANY OF US.. THE BAND THAT PIONEERED ALL TECHNOLOGY AND ELECTRONIC SOUND 'YET TO COME'.. DESERVEDLY IMMORTALIZED IN THE HISTORY BOOKS... ALWAYS THERE AS INSPIRATION TO GENERATIONS NOW AND YET TO COME.... THANK YOU FLORIAN;
He also speakers French
168 hour working week and they still can't even come up with one new tune in 15 years.
He very clearly explained what the 168 hour work week includes. There is much more that goes into the work than just composing and recording. What they do is worth waiting for. They create music that has never been done before and high tech graphics and art. Add all the business involved, and there is the work week.
They've been doing this since 1968. It would be quite normal after 30-40 years for any artist or group to reach a point where things slow down. Or retire, or go solo, or change activities. It's quite remarkable that a group (or small company) still exists, produce and perform after so many years. Not even most normal employees in any other branche or industry achieve that these days.
Ralf is in his seventies now and it would be very understandable if he decided to call it quits after delivering 3d-The Catalogue a d a tour. Because like be said: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, all albums are now remastered and presented in one package/catalogue. It sounds like a full circle.
I'm curious about what kind of arrangements he might have made for 'his' Kraftwerk, when the unavoidable moment comes that he himself has or wants to retire, or worse... Is that going to be the end of Kraftwerk, to forever become a historic musical phenomena? Or would he, in compliance with the idea of the replaceble 'music workers', have arranged for someone to take over his role, like the positions of all the other former group-members have been replaced by new 'music workers'?
Talvez ele queira nesse momento ficar mais com seus familiares, ainda mais que seu amigo Florian desencarnou há 1 ano e está trabalhando as etapas do luto.
Its so nice to hear Ralf Hütter but I was slightly disappointed by the fact that it wasn't in German.
The interviewer is Mark Radcliffe, BBC DJ
Correct.. 'Mark and Lard' was popular, as were my other colleagues at BBC.. As 'sound engineer/editor', I worked in many areas of production.
he's great in this :D
Das Rad muss atmen 🧘