I'm goddamned sad right now. I literally just discovered the news about 3 minutes ago. Currently playing an Eno playlist at work, will switch to Can eventually.
@@jasonph2522 Oh I'm sold now, for real, mate! The legendary Beefheart Spotlight Kid/Clear Spot band doing "Booglarize", "Click Clack", "Golden Birdies" etc. turned me onto this show and I've gone through the archives...they promoted "out-there", "avant-garde" rock like nothing else I'm aware of that appeared on NATIONAL (!!!) TV. Massive props to everyone who worked on Beat-Club--especially the talent bookers, lol!
50 year old? you are a lucky man, you still have alot of time to enjoy the legacy of Can music, Damo and the lads left alot for you to enjoy, and yes its very worth it to listen, they were/Are brilliant
He recounts the story in the All Gates Open book. Mark E. Smith (who is featured in an interview with Irmin in the book, too) was playing a Radio 1 session of his favourite music and dropped "Vitamin C". Barrow sez "it sounded almost like a mixture of Public Enemy and A Tribe Called Quest". But because of MES's mumbling he thought the tune was called "Can" by Vitamin C. Went to a record shop the next day with a typical wanker behind the counter who pretended to not know what Geof was talking about-but a fellow shopper took him to one side, pulled out Ege Bamyasi and goes: "This is what you're after". And yeah, as you said, he literally couldn't believe the record came out in, what, 1972?!? And he's right it coulda been made yesterday. I don't think Can are timeless--more like they're "out" of time. And to me every album almost sounds like it could be the work of a different band. They never "stood still". All those records made on two-track are classics and will be regarded as the classical music of the far future (if humanity lasts that long!), I'm convinced.
Same thing happened to me. Suggested songs were streaming and there was this tune with a hypnotic slick beat. The GF and I were dancing to it. The beat was so hip I thought it sounded like a late 80’s/early 90’s alternative thing, and was shocked to find out it was from the early 70’s. It was Vitamin C as well. Can has been a favorite ever since, as evidenced in this video.
@@IwasMMAbeforeyouwere Vitamin C is the perfect gateway to this band, same story here, was chilling with a friend, Vitamin C came on and i was blown away by it.
Rest in peace, Damo, Holger, Jaki and Michael. I hope that Irmin and Malcolm will be with us for many more years. You guys created some of the most wonderful music of all time. Danke! ❤
@Tyler Wood Gallagher /Butthole Surfers /Roland fromalbini BB, would be my tuppence worth of percussionists/drummers though there's at. least a hundred others. (drummers with 1st bands) 💗🎵🎵🎶🎶
I've listened to this song so much over the years, but thisis the first time I've seen footage of them performing. Jaki's drumming is seriously thought shaking. This is authentic performance of the highest artistic caliber.
Check out the bands like Haken , Igorrr or Native Construct and you will change your mind . Tbh , I even find Iron Maiden more progresssive than this .
@@petegrusky2715 why should I change my mind when i didn't compare them to anything? You just sound strange. The fact that Can influenced hundreds not only old but also modern bands says a lot for me
ah, damo... my band & I & all the others who worked with you over the years, today is a sad day for us all. sure you'll have a blast wherever you have gone too.
what i love about Damo is that he has this Cocteau Twins thing going where you will never know 100% what the fuck he's singing about. or what words he's singing, for that matter.
Understandable why hes hard to understand when hes asian and living in germany singing in english, but ive never understood why the woman in Cocteau Twins is so hard to understand
Every time. Since the Christmas of my first listen. Canian since ever. But this song, this shuffle is an addiction. Everything is perfect, eye, ear and soul.
Take a light shining on the land Off the wall Honeymoon, think anything Make you feel so bad You can make everything What you want with your head You are here and they are there Everywhere with your mind Sometimes in my life It's too hard to hear Too many savage songs Itch out for their sound Forgetting everything You in your mind Your flying paperhouse Reach out for the sky The second part is actually so lyrically beatiful it could make me cry.
What they achieved on Tago Mago, to me, is unrivalled. Tago Mago-era Can is the greatest, most forward thinking band of all time. Completely mind expanding.
There is - allegedly - a version of Halleluwah from the same Beat Club session that has never been broadcast, knowing this is languishing in the vaults somewhere and almost entirely unseen should be a contravention of international law.
I've been listening to this track for about 46 years, and I never knew there were actual lyrics. I thought Damo was just making approximate noises! Now that I've discovered them, I'm more intrigued than I already was! Turns out the man was a genius! Take a light shining on the land Off the wall Honeymoon, think anything Make you feel so bad You can make everything What you want with your head You are here and they are there Everywhere with your mind Sometimes in my life It's too hard to hear Too many savage songs Itch out for their sound Forgetting everything You in your mind Your flying paperhouse Reach out for the sky You just can't get back no more You just can't get back no more You just can't get back no more You just can't get back no more ... You just can't get back no more You just can't get back no more You just can't get back no more You just can't get back no more ...
Another clip I never get tired of watching. I swear, when Jaki kicks into that rhythm pattern around 2:56, the air molecules in my house begin vibrating sympathetically. Once again, thanks to Beat Club for preserving this performance in such excellent quality, audio and visual.
Pretty darn sure at that time stamp you post, they go from 6/8 to a very 2/2 heavy 4/4 (hard accent on 2 and 4, not far off from Dinger's "apache" beat with NEU!) - and this time signature change from a swing 3 figure (6/8) to the hard and even 4/4 is done in a SEAMLESS - way - listen to this dozens of times and only caught this now.
I remember seeing this a few years ago but could never find it again. This particular performance always made me smile because it is so clear how heavily they influenced the frusciante era of the chili peppers.
Dear Damo, I hope your journey through the afterlife is as interesting and creative and goddam cool as your life on earth. You deserve that. You blew rock vocals into orbit and beyond....Thank you for that.
CAN!! they have to be one of the most influential bands nobody's heard... every album I have heard is great... gotta say Damo was my favorite vocalist for the bad too
Every time this song pops up in my playlist, I sit back and watch it uninterrupted from beginning to end- and it never disappoints me. I let it go and watch it because it deserves my undivided attention. Amazing.
Man almost the whole band has passed however this antirock still remains. Jaki just kills it...look at Czukay and his bass strap plus how he plucks. Karoli just wailed away, and Schmidt tinkling away. I have to be careful and listen briefly before I get swept away again...like in the past very hypnotic
The first time I heard this one (Paper house) absolutely blew my mind. RIP Mr. Drummer man extrardinare, described as a human metronome somebody commented. 🎉
This is 70s rock at its finest, experimentation and ambition that still rocks hard, the propulsive bass and drums at the beginning paired with the twinkling guitar and keyboard, Damo Suzuki too, what a enchanting voice! You CAN't beat CAN!
Forever changes ! I had the chance to see Damo's playing live in London 20 years ago, probably one of the best music performance I ve seen, captivating !
Videos like this are why I appreciate CZcams. When I was a teenager in the 90s, how could I ever come across something like this? I might luck out and stumble across the music, but actually seeing Can play this is amazing
I had a friend who always suggested I give CAN a listen. Incidentally he was the guy who made the best quality Lsd at BallState U in Indiana. This is pretty interesting stuff I must admit. So is Uschi
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it would maybe be a meme. I clicked on it, read the description and thought "oh boy, experimental music from the 70s, here we go...", expecting the worst. This was actually amazing!
I discovered this magnificent band another day when digging old records in a charity shop and found Tago Mago for just 2£... needless to say that it was something like love at first listening
Renata that is a great find for £2-the only thing close I have found was some beefheart in a charity shop,and a pile of fairport convention vinyl at a car boot sale in ascot about 11 years ago!
@@vollsticks long time ago but unconditionally guaranteed was one, possibly bat chain puller and one or two others,never seen any of the casts records since any other charityshops
its good to hear them again, i got tago mago when it came out,and the last time i saw them was at my university, may 17th 1975, it was so good to only walk a few hundred yards to be there.
Rest in peace, Damo. Thank you for helping to change music forever.
I'm goddamned sad right now. I literally just discovered the news about 3 minutes ago. Currently playing an Eno playlist at work, will switch to Can eventually.
I vomit....
A true legend in many a ways. Thanks for all the music. Rest in peace, Damo
may he rest in peace 🕊️
Best video on you tube!
I am slowly becoming convinced, via YT footage, that Beat-Club is the best rock TV show to have ever existed
To hell with slowly- be convinced Bro.
@@jasonph2522 Oh I'm sold now, for real, mate! The legendary Beefheart Spotlight Kid/Clear Spot band doing "Booglarize", "Click Clack", "Golden Birdies" etc. turned me onto this show and I've gone through the archives...they promoted "out-there", "avant-garde" rock like nothing else I'm aware of that appeared on NATIONAL (!!!) TV. Massive props to everyone who worked on Beat-Club--especially the talent bookers, lol!
SCIENTIFIC FACT !!!
I find so many gems on Beat-Club, I’d have to second that!
When you start listening to a band's catalogue and find a live performance from beats club, you know they're great
It's 3.20am and I'm a 50 year old grandfather , this is the first time I've ever seen CAN !!! How is this possible !!!
Welcome to the Krautrock world
probably because this song was recorded 3 years before you were born :-)
It's not worth playing so it wasn't.
Welcome! Your musical life just took off in a new direction. I discovered them late in life too but I’m so glad that I did and I hope you will be too.
50 year old? you are a lucky man, you still have alot of time to enjoy the legacy of Can music, Damo and the lads left alot for you to enjoy, and yes its very worth it to listen, they were/Are brilliant
RIP Damo you absolute legend and thank you for the music 😢👏🎶
Rest in peace to an absolute legend in music history. The Damo Suzuki albums of CAN remain some of the best albums in rock
Met my eldest daughter for a coffee today and she was wearing a Can t-shirt...proud😊
Some of the best rock. & roll in history, it could successfully be argued
I remember one of the members of Portishead said he heard CAN and thought it was new music despite it being decades old. This stuff is timeless.
I reckon geoff barrow must'a seen this lot, total brilliance !
Jup, Geoff's band Beak> is basicly a love letter to CAN.
He recounts the story in the All Gates Open book. Mark E. Smith (who is featured in an interview with Irmin in the book, too) was playing a Radio 1 session of his favourite music and dropped "Vitamin C". Barrow sez "it sounded almost like a mixture of Public Enemy and A Tribe Called Quest". But because of MES's mumbling he thought the tune was called "Can" by Vitamin C. Went to a record shop the next day with a typical wanker behind the counter who pretended to not know what Geof was talking about-but a fellow shopper took him to one side, pulled out Ege Bamyasi and goes: "This is what you're after". And yeah, as you said, he literally couldn't believe the record came out in, what, 1972?!? And he's right it coulda been made yesterday.
I don't think Can are timeless--more like they're "out" of time. And to me every album almost sounds like it could be the work of a different band. They never "stood still". All those records made on two-track are classics and will be regarded as the classical music of the far future (if humanity lasts that long!), I'm convinced.
Same thing happened to me. Suggested songs were streaming and there was this tune with a hypnotic slick beat. The GF and I were dancing to it. The beat was so hip I thought it sounded like a late 80’s/early 90’s alternative thing, and was shocked to find out it was from the early 70’s. It was Vitamin C as well. Can has been a favorite ever since, as evidenced in this video.
@@IwasMMAbeforeyouwere Vitamin C is the perfect gateway to this band, same story here, was chilling with a friend, Vitamin C came on and i was blown away by it.
Rest in peace, Damo, Holger, Jaki and Michael. I hope that Irmin and Malcolm will be with us for many more years. You guys created some of the most wonderful music of all time. Danke! ❤
i agree with everything you said my brother, but i think only keyboardist (a Masterfull one) Irmin is still alive... i hope i am wrong...
@@rswpt I believe the original singer, Malcolm Mooney, is still alive as well.
A band that’s still ahead of its time. Jaki Liebezeit was one of the most incredible and inventive drummers ever.
Tellement d’accord.
Zappa ensemble ~ hold my coat.
@Tyler Wood Gallagher /Butthole Surfers /Roland fromalbini BB, would be my tuppence worth of percussionists/drummers though there's at. least a hundred others. (drummers with 1st bands) 💗🎵🎵🎶🎶
I've listened to this song so much over the years, but thisis the first time I've seen footage of them performing. Jaki's drumming is seriously thought shaking. This is authentic performance of the highest artistic caliber.
Jaki held the universe together
Jaki’s beating those drums like they owe him money
I disagree. I think he's playing on the drums for the sheer joy of the noise they make.
ooh dang!!!
RIP you unique, brilliant musical light.
They sounded unbelievably ahead of their time, still fresh music
Nothing sounds like them
Check out the bands like Haken , Igorrr or Native Construct and you will change your mind . Tbh , I even find Iron Maiden more progresssive than this .
@@petegrusky2715 why should I change my mind when i didn't compare them to anything? You just sound strange. The fact that Can influenced hundreds not only old but also modern bands says a lot for me
Fucking true that incredible
@@petegrusky2715 Iron maiden also gets boring fast
ah, damo... my band & I & all the others who worked with you over the years, today is a sad day for us all. sure you'll have a blast wherever you have gone too.
Celebrate the life and the work, raise your glasses and stand proud ❤
RIP Damo, your approach to living your art is truly inspiring and will carry you through the ages.
Als "Spoon" herauskam, war ich ein Teen und fasziniert von Can!
The great thing about Can is how much room they leave for everyone to operate. Jaki is awesome, Irmin so understated.
Ггг
Absolutely. Nothing is crowded. It is soooo busy without sounding cluttered. Absolute musical genius. *chefs kiss*
Our eyes, ears and minds become part of their music
yep these kids knew how to play together...the ultimate jam band
Jaki wasn't just a fantastic drummer, he was one of the best percussionists of all time.
Rip Damo. legends never die.
what i love about Damo is that he has this Cocteau Twins thing going where you will never know 100% what the fuck he's singing about. or what words he's singing, for that matter.
Understandable why hes hard to understand when hes asian and living in germany singing in english, but ive never understood why the woman in Cocteau Twins is so hard to understand
@@GamesWithBrainz it's because she's singing mostly random syllables
Almost all of my favorite groups have singers that I can't understand what they're singing lol
Cocteau Twins
Can
My Bloody Valentine
Talk Talk
@@GamesWithBrainz yeah,his exposure to The English Language was probably spotty.
"Everywhere with your mind" I can pick out
Glowing flowing energy 💜 rest in eternal peace Mr Suzuki 💫
RIP Damo Suzuki. Originality like yours is hard to come by.
Rest in peace Damo Suzuki, an absolute legend, thanks for the kick ass music
Damo Suzuki! Singer of VITAMIN C song! Extraordinaire! Timeless performer! Rest in Peace!
The only band I've ever seen where the drummer is the frontman without singing. Jaki was that singular.
Man, what a work out.☘️👏👏👏
Drums are legit the leading instrument in Ege Bamyası
Rest in peace, Damo Suzuki
thank you for the music!
I will never sick of watching this. Never.
hail to the thief album cover in your profile. i'm assuming that Thom yorke's taste has brought you here.
Every time. Since the Christmas of my first listen. Canian since ever. But this song, this shuffle is an addiction. Everything is perfect, eye, ear and soul.
Only discovered them recently but I love it. They are just such an interesting band to watch.
Same here. Can kick.
yess your profile is of the BEST albums of all time
rip damo. legends forever
I love bizarre grooves like Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band. Now I'm hooked on Can.
You have impeccable taste!
gotta love the captain
Excelent tastes
Safe As Milk & Clear Spot are the best!
just came here after to listening to I'm Gonna Booglarize You, same here
Damo, you were truly one of a kind. RIP
Damo be spitting straight facts as always
Everywhere with your mind!
You are here and they are rare
I just want one of these voice teachers to analyze his singing.
@@Snitsie yes
Take a light shining on the land
Off the wall
Honeymoon, think anything
Make you feel so bad
You can make everything
What you want with your head
You are here and they are there
Everywhere with your mind
Sometimes in my life
It's too hard to hear
Too many savage songs
Itch out for their sound
Forgetting everything
You in your mind
Your flying paperhouse
Reach out for the sky
The second part is actually so lyrically beatiful it could make me cry.
Rest in Peace Damo, thankyou so much for the music.. godspeed
This is soooooo good I watch it a few times a day
So grateful to have lived in Damo's time.
What they achieved on Tago Mago, to me, is unrivalled. Tago Mago-era Can is the greatest, most forward thinking band of all time. Completely mind expanding.
Kaum zu fassen, daß die meisten dieser großartigen Musiker einfach nicht mehr da sind 😢
RIP DAMO!! Thanks for the good Music!!!
Desperately wish there were more tracks available from this session. It's quite simply, exhilarating.
There is - allegedly - a version of Halleluwah from the same Beat Club session that has never been broadcast, knowing this is languishing in the vaults somewhere and almost entirely unseen should be a contravention of international law.
Unbelievable performance - RIP Damo Suzuki - You'll never be forgotten !
Jaki is incredible.
They're all incredible
They are All incredible
*Experimental Rock masterpiece.*
*_Tago Mago,_* one of the best Progressive albums ever. It's always a pleasure to listen to it.
if you like this you might like my brothers music. His name is Stu Morris
Agreed.
r.I.P Damo Suzuki Thanks for the great music .
I think that there's a case to be made that this is among the most beautiful performances ever recorded for TV.
I've been listening to this track for about 46 years, and I never knew there were actual lyrics. I thought Damo was just making approximate noises! Now that I've discovered them, I'm more intrigued than I already was! Turns out the man was a genius!
Take a light shining on the land
Off the wall
Honeymoon, think anything
Make you feel so bad
You can make everything
What you want with your head
You are here and they are there
Everywhere with your mind
Sometimes in my life
It's too hard to hear
Too many savage songs
Itch out for their sound
Forgetting everything
You in your mind
Your flying paperhouse
Reach out for the sky
You just can't get back no more
You just can't get back no more
You just can't get back no more
You just can't get back no more ...
You just can't get back no more
You just can't get back no more
You just can't get back no more
You just can't get back no more ...
turns out YOU'RE a genius
@@loontilIt's true. Thanks for noticing.
Likewise. Known this track for 40 years. You've just blown my mind. Thank you x
thought it was honey, girl
Fart in a tube
Another clip I never get tired of watching. I swear, when Jaki kicks into that rhythm pattern around 2:56, the air molecules in my house begin vibrating sympathetically. Once again, thanks to Beat Club for preserving this performance in such excellent quality, audio and visual.
Maybe not the best drummer ever but for speed and technique I’ve never seen better
The air molecules in my house begin vibrating sympathetically? Holy shit, I LIKE that that one!!
agreed
I read your comment and looked up to see i was at 2.56! You were right, btw, amazing sequence.
Pretty darn sure at that time stamp you post, they go from 6/8 to a very 2/2 heavy 4/4 (hard accent on 2 and 4, not far off from Dinger's "apache" beat with NEU!) - and this time signature change from a swing 3 figure (6/8) to the hard and even 4/4 is done in a SEAMLESS - way - listen to this dozens of times and only caught this now.
I'm 25 but I could listen/watch this for the rest of my life. Epic. Artists. +++++ Many.
Damo is amazing. A truly unique singer and performer. The best singer Can ever had.
The Japanese and Germans at it again it seems 😂🤣🤣🤣
Dunno. I preferred Malcolm Mooney!
@@martinholmes100 true, but I heard Malcolms doc advised him to quit the band....
Just the name Damo is cool!
Malcolm was way better. He's a true poet. But alas, he left
RIP Damo Suzuki! ❤️🍄
As a drummer you actually have no idea how difficult it is to maintain that exact kick pattern for that long
Jaki was the perfect fusion of human and drum machine.
Have to resist the urge to do a break
@@alex2410 don’t even get me started lol
❤ You have the ryrhem to be a drummer I'm sure it will soon come eazy to you ❤
@@carmelitajenkins3938 oh I already can play that it’s just hard for a lot of drummers to learn
This is what you see on the TV when you walk into an after-hours bar at 4 AM.
lmao 😆
I remember seeing this a few years ago but could never find it again. This particular performance always made me smile because it is so clear how heavily they influenced the frusciante era of the chili peppers.
Christ I'm a sidewinder, I'm a California King.
We love you, Damo
Dear Damo, I hope your journey through the afterlife is as interesting and creative and goddam cool as your life on earth. You deserve that.
You blew rock vocals into orbit and beyond....Thank you for that.
i just discovered this video (and Can) a few weeks ago and I keep coming back to watch it. it rocks so hard
Speechless. This was d German TV show dedicated to to Classic ROCK scene. & it's all from 1971. Still in Flower Power era. V,,
My ultimate favourite performance by Can. Pure alchemy, mixing genre and all improvised, BEST MUSIC ever created.
Why is nobody talking about the bass playing on this song? It is so perfect and cool
Randomly stumbled across this and I’m glad I did. The greatest treasures in life are found when and where they’re least expected.
What a Line-Up! They were All Amazing Musicians, gifted with an Incredible Mood❤
CAN!! they have to be one of the most influential bands nobody's heard... every album I have heard is great... gotta say Damo was my favorite vocalist for the bad too
Absolutely! Damo - such a great singer! - Can... one of the best German Bands!
damo looks Filipino.damo means grass
@@boyetdelacruz1048 He's Japanese but I kinda see it
next to the Velvets maybe....
@@kenkovar2647 familiar, gotta check em again🤫👍
Jaki Liebezeit, the best biological metronome in pop history
good!
Shout out for Beat Club for all the great recordings. Great to see all the old bands in the raw.
Dude seriously =]
Thank you Damo. RIP.
Thank you Frank. RIP.
The music lives on, thanks Damo, thanks CAN.
I've been listening to Can for 15 years now. Another year and its half of my life still being no closer to getting over how great they are.
From one of, if not THE best album of all time. Tago Mago is a work of genius.
Yes, its absolutely great. Also the album Ege Bamyasi... a master album!!
yea not to be a dicm but the dark side of the moon is the best album of all time and its not even close
@@loubo02 Nice bait.
@@loubo02 Dark Side of the Moon is overrated but still awesome
I always listen from 2:44
Every time this song pops up in my playlist, I sit back and watch it uninterrupted from beginning to end- and it never disappoints me. I let it go and watch it because it deserves my undivided attention. Amazing.
Jedesmal wiederkehrender purer Genuß!!! Abschalten Fliegen
What is the lady saying at the beginning? Can spiel paperhouse?
One of the Best! Simply Put.
One of the best krautrock songs
Do you mean one of the best songs ,full stop?
This song can't be categorized so easily
Man almost the whole band has passed however this antirock still remains. Jaki just kills it...look at Czukay and his bass strap plus how he plucks. Karoli just wailed away, and Schmidt tinkling away. I have to be careful and listen briefly before I get swept away again...like in the past very hypnotic
First saw this when i was 17 and it blew my mind
These guys are sic! Can't believe I am JUST discovering them today!!! Saving in my library. ☝🏻😃
Me too. Love off the grid bands and will look into them further. Thx poster!
me fcking too..discovered them todayyyy
Listen to This Heat. They are a bit similar. Greatly influenced by them and their recording techniques..
R.I.P Damo! Você foi um gênio da música.
Rest In Peace. ❤
The first time I heard this one (Paper house) absolutely blew my mind. RIP Mr. Drummer man extrardinare, described as a human metronome somebody commented. 🎉
if you like this you might like my brothers music. His name is Stu Morris
This is 70s rock at its finest, experimentation and ambition that still rocks hard, the propulsive bass and drums at the beginning paired with the twinkling guitar and keyboard, Damo Suzuki too, what a enchanting voice!
You CAN't beat CAN!
I LOVE YOU DAMO!!!!!!!
Saw these these guys in Stuttgart,back in 71….. mesmerizing band.
Jaki Liebezeit monster drummer.. R.I.P.
He was the human metronome 👍
Joseph Travers - The band nobody knows. You can hear why!
Jaki Leibzeit later formed the band Cluster who can be heard playing with Brian Eno on the album "Cluster and Eno"
@@barrygreenstein8383 Thanks, man! Didn't know this. Always liked Eno's work. I'll check it out :)
@@josephtravers777 Liebezeit was never in Cluster, but he did play on some of Eno's 'Before And After Science'.
Great performance, never gets old
When Jaki breaks his hi hat, that is a classic moment
Time stamp?
@@nedstarkravingmad1799 5:21 is where it breaks. Funny reaction too
Just found this band and they've reached new favourite band status, wow what evocative great music.
Forever changes ! I had the chance to see Damo's playing live in London 20 years ago, probably one of the best music performance I ve seen, captivating !
Videos like this are why I appreciate CZcams. When I was a teenager in the 90s, how could I ever come across something like this? I might luck out and stumble across the music, but actually seeing Can play this is amazing
I had a friend who always suggested I give CAN a listen. Incidentally he was the guy who made the best quality Lsd at BallState U in Indiana. This is pretty interesting stuff I must admit. So is Uschi
Is Uschi the woman who introduces the band? Do you know her full name?
I'm from Indiana and I did time with a dude that killed someone on Ball State campus about 1994.
Go Cardinals! When were you at Testicle Tech?
@@BerolzP Her name is Uschi Nerke
Ball State graduate here - 2003
So sad that all but one has now passed. RIP Damo, Michael, Jaki and Holger.
Thanks Damo !!!
How could I forget about Can! I haven't listened to them in years
Astonishing band. The freak collective of the 70s. Nothing came close to them.
One of the greatest bands of all time in fill flight. Stunning.
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it would maybe be a meme. I clicked on it, read the description and thought "oh boy, experimental music from the 70s, here we go...", expecting the worst. This was actually amazing!
I discovered this magnificent band another day when digging old records in a charity shop and found Tago Mago for just 2£... needless to say that it was something like love at first listening
Renata that is a great find for £2-the only thing close I have found was some beefheart in a charity shop,and a pile of fairport convention vinyl at a car boot sale in ascot about 11 years ago!
@@colinwilkes8957 I think you had the better find
@@PeterSmith-ls7ut hard to choose Peter,all great artists.
@@colinwilkes8957 Which Beefheart record(s)?
@@vollsticks long time ago but unconditionally guaranteed was one, possibly bat chain puller and one or two others,never seen any of the casts records since any other charityshops
Man the improvisation is out of this world great drummer
This Video reached 1 milion views here on youtube! Very cool to see that this generation values Can.
its good to hear them again, i got tago mago when it came out,and the last time i saw them was at my university, may 17th 1975, it was so good to only walk a few hundred yards to be there.
I wished there were more of these super bands.This is reallllll great,
CAN is one of the dopest bands on this planet!!!
Artsy. Sophisticated. Eccentric. Timeless. Provocative. Thoughtful. Memorable.
Thank you Damo. Mesmeric shaman always cheer me up.
There's so much great music that I'm neve going to have time to hear.
They also recorded "Halleluwah" on the same recording sessions. Was never broadcasted but is still archived. Would love to see that!
WF203 Absolutely
on god
How do you know that? I think is a crime still archived. We have to make a fucked revolution.
Agree
@@daviddavis3155 on god
ダモさん、お疲れさまでした。
あなたの歌は僕の中で鳴り響いてます。
KENJIRYDER TOKYO JAPAN
My favourite RHCP performance.
30年以上前に見たノイズだらけの映像をここまで鮮明に再び見ることができて至福です
ダモさん元気ならタモリ倶楽部とか出てほしい