At least he was the only one of the gang, who was able to do standalone hypnotics of a crowd with his drumset. He did not speak much, he spoke thru his Drums.
He was mesmerising live, he was like in a trance and always looked troubled..saw them live twice in 74, jaki never smiled once! Irmin was very open to the audience and Caroline was just pretty well stoned, him and irmin came out for the encore both with great big joints.
@@davideveson1049 Well observed. I met him very often in the rehearsal rooms, and even when he smiled, or made a joke, it seems to me as if he was traumatized. possibly by the circumcision, possibly that he wondered how he escaped the HC or the Dresden mass murder bombing. I assume from his obituary that he was born as a Yid. There is an biography book in German but I don't read it. i am pretty sure that the authors ar not very deep diggers.
I saw the Damo Suzuki Network here in Seattle, back in `98 Karoli was there too. The second set, they started off with the first part of Peking-O and segued into this. INCREDIBLE. The opening act accompanied them with their sound effects. Both bands were excellent. Happy to have had the chance to catch Karoli, before he left our world.
willieboy3011, you see that in every live video from late 60's, early 70's, whether it is Janis Joplin going off, Frank Zappa, or say Billy Thorpe in Australia, seems they were too reserved, didn't have the gift of hindsight to realise what they had, how lucky they were, and how soon the best times ever for music would soon disappear forever, they would get up and boogie for disco later in the decade, but as FZ said, they were too adagio
listening to Can in 1970 is an individual thing: some like it and some not. For those who don't were spotting a female hash pipe. The others won't even notice that they were smelling that precious smoke and blow their minds. Can concerts always filled with joy.
DUDE!!! I WAS HERE 10 EVEN 14 YEARS AGO AND SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED! I'm fucking crying my eyes out as i write this, in that span i lost the love of My life by choosing to be miserable. OH GOD
Yeah... I saw Loop play this at Treworgey Tree Festival in Cornwall 1989. All the Lasers were rotating around the trees, we were in a big heap on the floor and life was good! lol... Can are the Mothers of all Sky though. PEACE :)
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I saw Jessamine around 1997 open up for Holger when he was touring his techno show with his lady U-She. She sang her stuff and a couple Velvet Underground tunes with Holger and some musicians backing her, then he did his thing, with her, and Jessamine opened that night. The Damo show was around the next year. I forget who the guys I mentioned in my other post were, weren't Jessamine. This was a duo. Weren't bad, just the name escapes me now.
That remaster with the bonus live tracks is one of the best sounding discs that I have ever heard. I can't even find the words to tell you how good it is. Maybe the best remaster that I have ever heard.
Yeah do not have it anymore I wish someone would download the song Black sun. I saw loop 3 times in late 80s that ep also got me into CAN. Heavens end was a classic but the EP was the best material they ever did
i remember walking up behind him in San Francisco...i thought "who is this wild looking guy (white crazy hair and wearing pantaloons)?" when i got to the crosswalk where he was standing i looked at him and was shocked. "Holger Czukay!?" He was just as surprised as I was.
dont get it why the older generation must keep saying our stuff is better and the newer generation ours??? I mean ALL WERE YOUNG AND MINDLESS UNTIL TODAY!?!?! Peace and Freedom
You Do Right! Talking Heads are Awesome. Look at "Stop Making Sense". I don't like the Remastered Talking Heads CD's. The Sound is not so organic. but the older versions of the CD's are brilliant. Fantastic Sound. Try these! Buy or Die.
did anyone get to see Damo with Omar Rodriguez of the Mars volta? they played some shows together for awhile and also have an album about. it's good stuff
Just another TV rent-a-crowd. Momentous performance- audience just nice middle class college kids who don't understand. They're used to chart pop- or Deep Purple at best. Young, clueless... wrong audience. There's one guy who's ecstatic... Loves it, he's flipping out and trying hard to wake them up. As for suggestion that they're stoned. No! Everybody had long hair back then- it was normal; but most wouldn't dare take drugs. I've lived, awhile, I know these things
CAN n'est vraiment pas un juke-box. Il est aussi beauté, message, violence et rêve, mais est surtout l'instrument puissant d'une volonté formidable. CAN dit "Je veux" quand beaucoup d’autres marmonnaient "je voudrais" Il atteint son but sans pour autant se plier à la plus infime compromission, comme une verrue accrochée à une étoile. Une fois pour toutes, ces gens-là on tracés leur chemin sans s'en être écartés, refusant toute flagornerie qui fait de la musique populaire d'aujourd'hui une lasse prostituée! (Euuu, oubliez ce que vous venez de lire hein, c'est une gigantesque blague !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
I appreciate your perspective here. They really did not know how to market music back then and sorta lumped all the genres vaguely youth-oriented under the same umbrella, which is how you got Hendrix opening for the Monkees and liner notes for psychedelic LPs reading like Tiger Beat articles. Rent-a-crowd - yeah - doesn't add much does it?
I myself can hear some resemblance on the sound. It feels like the Doors had similiar ideas, to me it feels that krautrock took it way further though, being a bit more experimental and gravitating further away from the blues influence present on most rock (which might be due to Stockhausen influence?).
man, they used to trip out so much. this band is the fucking bomb.
Saw can twice live in 1974 liebezeit and czukay were amazing as they all were.
wow amazing, I'm very jealous,
Jaki Liebezeit was the most underrated drummer this planet has ever witnessed.
At least he was the only one of the gang, who was able to do standalone hypnotics of a crowd with his drumset.
He did not speak much, he spoke thru his Drums.
He was mesmerising live, he was like in a trance and always looked troubled..saw them live twice in 74, jaki never smiled once! Irmin was very open to the audience and Caroline was just pretty well stoned, him and irmin came out for the encore both with great big joints.
@@user-ix7ec8hc4k he never spoke at all the two times that I saw them live.
@@davideveson1049 Well observed. I met him very often in the rehearsal rooms, and even when he smiled, or made a joke, it seems to me as if he was traumatized. possibly by the circumcision, possibly that he wondered how he escaped the HC or the Dresden mass murder bombing. I assume from his obituary that he was born as a Yid.
There is an biography book in German but I don't read it. i am pretty sure that the authors ar not very deep diggers.
this is history in progress! the greatness of this band is so amazing that even today we don't get it
More shamanic madness from the teutonic trance meisters. I love the way Holger holds his bass!
Fantastic - i jammed with the drummer - Jaki - he is a machine - the steadiest drummer by the time.
I saw the Damo Suzuki Network here in Seattle, back in `98 Karoli was there too. The second set, they started off with the first part of Peking-O and segued into this. INCREDIBLE. The opening act accompanied them with their sound effects. Both bands were excellent. Happy to have had the chance to catch Karoli, before he left our world.
I freaking dig it. Crowd too subdued for such a high energy band like this.
Great Words !!!
willieboy3011, you see that in every live video from late 60's, early 70's, whether it is Janis Joplin going off, Frank Zappa, or say Billy Thorpe in Australia, seems they were too reserved, didn't have the gift of hindsight to realise what they had, how lucky they were, and how soon the best times ever for music would soon disappear forever, they would get up and boogie for disco later in the decade, but as FZ said, they were too adagio
Half a century old, and still brilliantly, simply timeless
listening to Can in 1970 is an individual thing: some like it and some not. For those who don't were spotting a female hash pipe. The others won't even notice that they were smelling that precious smoke and blow their minds. Can concerts always filled with joy.
STILL ahead of their time - primal, punk and totally badass.
The kids are SCARED of `em!
Probably the greatest mung out band to come out of Europe ever
DUDE!!! I WAS HERE 10 EVEN 14 YEARS AGO AND SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED! I'm fucking crying my eyes out as i write this, in that span i lost the love of My life by choosing to be miserable. OH GOD
glad to see this is still here
I would give my life savings just for it to be 1971 again and I am watching "can" live whilst tripping out of my skull.
Older rock music is best of the best !!!
Yeah... I saw Loop play this at Treworgey Tree Festival in Cornwall 1989. All the Lasers were rotating around the trees, we were in a big heap on the floor and life was good! lol... Can are the Mothers of all Sky though. PEACE :)
All we need is the Rhytm,Sound and a Melody. so much better these things so much better the music. One note can change everything.
Damo Suzuki still tours, practically non-stop! Look at his BOOTS! :)
I talk to holger from time to time. He's a top bloke
Jaki always wanted to be a machine in his drumming.
Another classic God I love Can does anybody remember Loops cover of this on the Black Sun EP
Espectacular, gran grupo, y recién ahora lo estoy descubriendo y coonociendo....si parecen de esta época...geniales...
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There's just so much power coming off those guys...I expect to see people being knocked over in the audience...I'm almost being knocked off my chair
I saw Jessamine around 1997 open up for Holger when he was touring his techno show with his lady U-She. She sang her stuff and a couple Velvet Underground tunes with Holger and some musicians backing her, then he did his thing, with her, and Jessamine opened that night. The Damo show was around the next year. I forget who the guys I mentioned in my other post were, weren't Jessamine. This was a duo. Weren't bad, just the name escapes me now.
Mother Sky and Drugs, are like Chocolate and Peanut Butter, they just go well together!!!
CAN is FANTASIC
Damo Suzuki still tours as far as I know. I saw him in Auckland a few years ago and he was maghificent!
very good..............................................................................
wish I could go back to this time....
That remaster with the bonus live tracks is one of the best sounding discs that I have ever heard. I can't even find the words to tell you how good it is. Maybe the best remaster that I have ever heard.
thank you. yoo bad.... i'd love to see these guys live!
jaki is the schiznit! so awesome.
Yeah do not have it anymore I wish someone would download the song Black sun. I saw loop 3 times in late 80s that ep also got me into CAN. Heavens end was a classic but the EP was the best material they ever did
Wow...I love Can :)
Audience thinking : WTF!!!
Legendary band,legendary song!!
It`s so brilliant awsome !!!
oh my..this is RIDICULOUS. LY GOOD.
I see where Siouxsie and the Banshees got the inspiration for "The Lords Prayer" from!
damo suzuki tours all over the world still, not with the rest of CAN of course but its still pretty amazing to see!
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cant stop hearing this :D
still love it!!
Damo Suzuki, still tours around London though :) saw him last year :)
Just found this. Awesome. I've still got all my old Loop vinyl, I'll have to get their version onto MP3.
i remember walking up behind him in San Francisco...i thought "who is this wild looking guy (white crazy hair and wearing pantaloons)?" when i got to the crosswalk where he was standing i looked at him and was shocked. "Holger Czukay!?" He was just as surprised as I was.
Are you being serious, play bad!? Open your ears, this is majestic.
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk stop drugging, you crazy!
dont get it why the older generation must keep saying our stuff is better and the newer generation ours??? I mean ALL WERE YOUNG AND MINDLESS UNTIL TODAY!?!?! Peace and Freedom
You Do Right! Talking Heads are Awesome. Look at "Stop Making Sense". I don't like the Remastered Talking Heads CD's. The Sound is not so organic. but the older versions of the CD's are brilliant. Fantastic Sound. Try these! Buy or Die.
Hanna Silver jaki is a legend!
Holger has a capo on that bass, you don't see THAT every day?
such a great video... loved how you edited
Excellent, I used to love Loop's version of this too.
excellent! Can do exactly what it says on the tin
Publikum total überfordert mit der Situation 😂❤❤❤
200ug Und ab die Luzi 😂😂😂
Geil ohne Ende
did anyone get to see Damo with Omar Rodriguez of the Mars volta? they played some shows together for awhile and also have an album about. it's good stuff
RIP Damo Suzuki
the cover grom Loop is amazing
I heartily agree with this post.
Usually the audience at this time is casted? Great idea!
imagine if our TV networks broadcast this stuff.
bet that audience are all doctors, lawyers and social workers now. And Audi designers.
0:36 to 0:38 MOST EPIC GUITAR PLAYING FACE EVER
Radiohead was HEAVILY influenced bt Can. They admit it themselves. TOTALLY relevant!
Massive performance. Most of the audience look as if they're queing for the opening of a furniture sale.
krautrock is soooo cool
This song's used to great effect in Deep End.
One of my favorite Can songs! Fuckin' amazing, thanks for post this video.
Blonde piece with the pipe is Irmins other half Hildergard
I like it ♥
i wish i met some of the audience members today
I think Damo Suzuki is the best Japanese artist.
Just another TV rent-a-crowd. Momentous performance- audience just nice middle class college kids who don't understand. They're used to chart pop- or Deep Purple at best. Young, clueless... wrong audience. There's one guy who's ecstatic... Loves it, he's flipping out and trying hard to wake them up. As for suggestion that they're stoned. No! Everybody had long hair back then- it was normal; but most wouldn't dare take drugs. I've lived, awhile, I know these things
mother sky is the avant-garde freebird.
I jammed with Damo, he's really great.
I lived in Soest at this time (but I was 3 ).
away ahead of that time
CAN is GOOD
awesome stuff. someone told me that they still tour. is that true?
Great!
awesomeeee!!!
Only American band close to that sound was....The Doors
Teresa Mase are you serious?
yep
American Band.....not even close to Can though
Teresa Mase listen to Red Krayola's 1966 The Parable of Arable Land
cheers
+Teresa Mase WHAT ?????
Can's outta Space
they're playing this august at the gibson ampitheatre in L.A :D
CAN n'est vraiment pas un juke-box. Il est aussi beauté, message, violence et rêve, mais est surtout l'instrument puissant d'une volonté formidable. CAN dit "Je veux" quand beaucoup d’autres marmonnaient "je voudrais" Il atteint son but sans pour autant se plier à la plus infime compromission, comme une verrue accrochée à une étoile. Une fois pour toutes, ces gens-là on tracés leur chemin sans s'en être écartés, refusant toute flagornerie qui fait de la musique populaire d'aujourd'hui une lasse prostituée! (Euuu, oubliez ce que vous venez de lire hein, c'est une gigantesque blague !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Non bien sûr, mais qu'importe le flacon, pourvu qu'on ait l'ivresse !!! ;-)
Genial
I appreciate your perspective here. They really did not know how to market music back then and sorta lumped all the genres vaguely youth-oriented under the same umbrella, which is how you got Hendrix opening for the Monkees and liner notes for psychedelic LPs reading like Tiger Beat articles. Rent-a-crowd - yeah - doesn't add much does it?
good point
who needs music when you CAN have drugs?
Chick smokes that hash pipe just like a Mother Sky!
Fabulosa pieza indiferente a los Chavos de hoy
Irmid Schmidt looks like Ron Asheton in this clip.
DAMO FOREVER
yes... german krautrock rules!!
Tell me about it. There are people out there who don't like this!
No, but you can go to see Damo Suzuki (Can's singer between 70-73) he's on tour right now
Damo is not Can. He was a street performer picked up by the rest of the group. He's good in Can but no need to be bummed. ;-)
hi Te... i love the doors... but CAN is unic....
I myself can hear some resemblance on the sound. It feels like the Doors had similiar ideas, to me it feels that krautrock took it way further though, being a bit more experimental and gravitating further away from the blues influence present on most rock (which might be due to Stockhausen influence?).
Like that title...
fuckin awesome!
they are so amazed they can't even move xD