I love how few people are really into it and clapping, while others are having an existential crisis about a dystopian future in which this kind of music becomes popular.
Desde cuando el Krautrock Düsseldorf y el Progressive Rock Alemán es Techno? 🤣 El Techno se forja de la misma Música Electrónica y del EDM Concreto (principalmente de uno de sus géneros matrices del EDM...el Electro). My name Is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father and pionner of EDM / The Sound Of Future.
@@joezava8257el krautrock (que no es un género definido de por si) fue influencia para las primeras bandas techno, el motorik, groove con sintetizadores y todo eso, esta mal llamar esto "El Primer Techno" pero tampoco se debe negar la influencia que tuvo en el techno y otros generos
@@rolandozarate5570 Primeras bandas Techno? esto es Krautrock Düsseldorf & Progressive Rock Alemán duro y puro, esta es la raíz, linaje y base de los muchachos de Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...esto no es música electrónica clásica ni ning. de sus 4 líneas base (E. Post Concreta, E. Moog, E. Experimental y E. Soundtrack) la cual forja el EDM Concreto (Giorgio Moroder) y de dónde nace el Techno...uno de los muchos géneros electrónicos del EDM 80's desarrollado dentro de la segunda fase de evolución y ramificación de esta escena electrónica / 1981-1989, tanto en su primera fase (Electro Detroit) como en su segunda fase (Techno Europeo post 1987).
@@JohnWasinger Not sure, but deadmau5 has said that he loves Boards of Canada, Tycho, and Aphex Twin, likely among many others of that caliber. Source: czcams.com/video/v_RJtVQ6uag/video.html
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
Watch closely people, this was electronic music in the making, a concept that didn't quite exist like it does today. This is something new for them, you can tell because some had absolutely no idea what the hell is going on while some went with it. This is history
Okay dude, in 1970 the concept of electronic music was around for quite a while. Kraftwerk was just the first electronic music group to get mainstream attention.
@deme9873 This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music. Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines. Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and ignorant Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music. Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines. Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and ignorant Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
Never assume someone not dancing or saying a word at a concert is NOT having a good time. For some, it’s a desire to pay attention, others may be in outer space.
I love how one thing about eletronical music hasn't changed: The reactions of a broad audience: There are ones who are just vibing, some who don't like it at all and some who have no idea if they enjoy it or not xD
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music. Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines. Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Grew up in Germany around that time. While I have never seen them live on stage, I still remember being glued to the radio late in the evening to listen to the latest synthesiser music. Tangerine dream, Jean Michelle Jarre, Neu etc
Hellll Yeah... same here. I'm actually more surprised reading your comment naming Tangerine Dream and the others... wow... same I was listening to when growing up back then..😁😁
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 😎 Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, YMO, Tangerine Dreams, Schulze, Vangelis, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Decerf... My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music. Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines. Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
No violence, no fighting, no threats...just people having a good time. This must've been a mind blowing experience for these kids. Remember this was 50+ years ago! Electronica, techno, house music, etc wouldn't make a huge mainstream splash til about 20 yrs or so AFTER this happened. Just blows me away....definitely waaaay ahead of their time. Thank you for posting this !! Much appreciated 🙏
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future. EDM 80's: House, Techno, Synthpop, HI-NRG, Freestyle, Italo, Electro Funk, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat, "ebm"...
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music. Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines. Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
This is actually a 16min somg that was edited. The audience applause comes after a 16min jam. This 3min version is an edited down version. Hope everyone gets to hear the original. It's here on youtube.
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29 Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48 My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future...the real Martin MCfly
@@AlexandreAuCambodge I'm sorry, but electronic music was nothing like this before Kraftwerk. The synthesiser was used intermittently throughout compositions, but never as the featured instrument, never as the instrument that created the melody (Autobahn) and the harmony at the same time... (Trans Europe Express, The Man Machine) and we're not even mentioning the fact that they created their own electronic drum beats. That was simply unheard of.
Ligeti wrote Musica Ricerta back in 1951 and even though it is technically played on a piano sections sound like nineties dance music. Not the first time stuff from classical music has been rebranded and sold to a different demographic. czcams.com/video/nIs3jechQ_E/video.html
German TV was so ahead of every other country when it came to music TV or live music on TV..I first heard several bands on the old grey whistle test as I'm British some amazing music played live by what became Great bands... fantastic upload👌👍🏴🏴🏴.....
Well. It's understanble really. They have never heard anything like this before. It's like some weird alien music.They are listening, slowly noticing the familiar in this new thing: Beats, notes, rhytmical repetition. Slowly understanding that It's not really all that bad.
Ohmeingott, ich war damals 17, meine 2 Brüder jeweils 1 Jahr jünger. Wir hatten einen Partyraum mit Ofen und einem riesigen Lautsprecher. Ab und zu kamen auch Freunde aus der Stadt und musizierten mit meinem Bruder (Bassist). Jedes Wochenende gabs eine Party und natürlich geile Musik: Rock, Soul, natürlich auch die ersten Deutschen: Kraftwerk, Ashratempel, Popolvu usw. usw. Lautstärke: volle Kanne! Ich danke meinen Eltern noch heute für diese Toleranz in diesen wirklich wilden Jahren! Ich habe heute ca. 1500 Schallplatten und etwa genausoviel Cd's. Was gibt es geileres als Musik!? ((Ich bin jetzt 70)!
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music. Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines. Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Omg did they ever release this as a song?! How addcitive even 53 years ago wow. Plus the whole ingenious production with the theater large screen and multiple cameras and flashing direction!! Even the clapping hands on the screen larger than life perfectly synchronized. In 1970!!!! 😮😅
Lol I have to laugh yes 50 years is a long time, but for us Boomers, it's yesterday! I'm 64, so I was 11 in 1970, I loved being that age. You'll see as you get older that even 50 years really isn't that long ago. Enjoy every moment, they go by too fast! 👋🇨🇦
Kraftwerk, the different hallucinogens, or both?! 😵 Lol! Wishing you a spectacular seventy, and then some 💌🎉🎂 * So awesome to see another subscriber to CO. AG music. Alan is so awesome 🖤
Can you imagine having been at a rave where there is a band performing?! I would've loved it. The very first time I heard techno i remember all my friends saying "what is THIS?" and me being like 🤯 🤘🤪 👏👏👏🕺🕺🕺
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End well yeah 🤪 of course music groups have concerts but raves always had "live" djs. what are they gonna have dead ones?lol... I've been to too many to count, but the biggest were Deadmaus and Tiesto... but I'm talking about like in the video, an actual band at a Rave. Thats the point, it'd be so different than what I was used to
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End oh I just realized you said trance acts at raves. the thing is I don't know names so that meant not much to my brain. I only recognize music when I hear it. thats cool though, I didn't know that was a thing. must've been awesome... my first rave was in 2000 as a freshman in high-school so I missed the whole 90s scene
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End i like some of the popular and some of the no ones ever hear of but me... one of my first favorite bands that I know the name was a German one called blutengel but o/her then that I don't think I could correctly name maybe 10 djs... and the reason I know deadmaus and Tiesto in particular by name is only because of the raves, they weren't local and we actually had to do roadtrips... although one of my favorite albums was searching for sunrise or something like that by Tiesto... I hate when people don't like popular artists just because their popular though... thats the worst reason to not like someone
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End most of the songs I liked were because I liked dancing to them at the clubs and raves I went to and my best friend would make me cds of all our favorites so I never learned the names of djs or even songs most of the time. It actually really suvks and was stupid of me because now 20 years later its been practically impossible to find most of them except the most popular or ones with specific lyrics I could Google 😕🤷 wish I had a better memory now and I'd spent time learning the names of songs... you must have great playlists
We always hear of pioneers, specially in music, and how they were misunderstood, rejected, ridiculed, booed, ignored... Mozart, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Satie...to name a few, but we can only imagine how people reacted then; with this, we can almost feel the reaction. Though it's 52 y.o., the nervous strangeness in some faces is relatable with that on some people listening to Aphex Twin today (still). Amazing video, thank you for sharing it, greetings from Buenos Aires 🙋♂. P.S: I'm going to their concert (my fifth of them) on May 23. Last time, at the end, Ralf gave a little speech telling the stoy of a man from his village named Band that came here and gave his name to the "band"oneón (bandoneón), a true story, the main instrument in argentine tango.
Dude for real. Go watch Black Sabbath play live in Paris in the same year 1970. I can't imagine what it would have been like to be a young 20s late teens dude in the year 1970. A whole new world of music just exploding like the big bang all at once everywhere you look
You could tell some people didn't know what to think. A couple videos of Throbbing Gristle I've seen show people with a similar bewildered look. I love Kraftwerk; their influence is obvious. However, as much as I dislike Throbbing Gristle, it too had its place as a necessary stepping stone for modern electronic music.
Esto es Krautrock...nada similar al Trance. El Trance es y se forma de la EDM concreta (Moroder) y de la electrónica de los productores y desarrolladores más sofisticados y revolucionarios de los 70s. Su desarrollo e inicio se da a finales de los 80s en Belgica como parte de la ramificación de la EDM 80s (2da generación).
I don't know, in a lot of cases it looks like the got hints when to clap etc like in modern TV shows. Some of them look deinterested and confused but when they realize they are in the camera spot they start clapping.
53 years later, i m living in the best time for music ever, in my opinion, hundreds of only electronic-music styles... A never ending tree of culture... Keep on dancing generations, and stay get up your mind to explore new stuff...! Grettings from Germany!
Back when electronic music was almost entirely analogue, we'll never be able to create the same sort of sound with software, it just can't be done. This was an amazing era for computer music :D
I can’t imagine what was going through audiences heads while listening. Such a crazy and experimental sound back then. It’s amazing to have it on CZcams. That’s history being made!
This reminds me of the first Black Sabbath performances, where people were reportedly freaking out because they had no idea what to make of what they were hearing. Both Sabbath and Kraftwerk were many years, in the case of Kraftwerk even decades, ahead of their time in the sounds and concepts they were putting out there. What a delightfully surreal experience that must have been.
@Slulzspot No, these guys were definitely much more mindboggling. Hard Rock and Heavy Psych had already been around for years and the shift from that to Heavy Metal wasn't huge. A mainstream audience hearing this would be much, much more astounding.
No cliche bs.. literally mind blown. I was aware of of these guys and how they were techno pioneers and influential what have you. 1970!!! I am lost for words 🤯
I find it absolutely funny, how young people didn't know they can dance to these strange tunes and they're just clapping hands. Bits of anthropology and microhistory recorded live.
@@slava.meseka I imagine myself dancing to this in this time period and I feel like I would look like an ass clown... Thats all I can picture when I hear this music is a bunch of retarded as mfs just jumping around looking stupid lol.... But I do realize the historical importance of this song...
@@in_vas_por8810 thats because its mostly just the beat to dance to, you pretty much nailed it when you said it would be a bunch of people jumping up and down lol.
I've played a Kraftwerk song to student co workers and they just said "You really listen to that?" They don't know who Kraftwerk is and I felt really old. And I am still young. Strange that some people don't know this band.
And then they ditched it until it was rediscovered in the late 80's. Bit like the Vikings discovering America only for everyone to say that Columbus discovered it hundreds of years later. Wish someone at this concert told them forget everything apart from this track.
You can clearly see that some try to jam, some try to simply process what is happening... never hearing stuff like The Prodigy or Nine Inch Nails ever before. I love how the Rolling Stones where only 8 years old at that time.
I've been listening to Kraftwerk for like 25 years. I Iove em ... but your comment is spit on for this track. Prefer hip hop? Check out their sample ised by Afrika Bambaata in Planet Rock. No quacking in that one.
Jim Morrison predicted this a few years prior - that music performances would become more and more electronically driven and he even foresaw “a single person” performing in front of a crowd using “tapes and electronic setups” to create live music. Even though this performance is very primitive, so many of the elements that are essential of modern EDM are already there.
Somehow i hate the term edm dont know why but i like to keep different kinds of music in their own corner techno , tekno , hardcore, trance , dance , hardbass drumm and base whatever putting a roof over it and giving it one name feels wrong because its very different people at every party
@@danielstokker These are just broad classifications encompassing many sub-classifications. Hard to discuss a diverse topic without them. Do you similarly have a problem with “Rock”? “Hip-hop”? “Classical”? See what I mean? You have to be broad before you can get to the specific.
Yeah especially since electronic music was technically invented many years before kraftwerk in 1929 except it wasn’t really music but just a bunch of weird sounds made with electronics
From this to breakcore and uptempo electronic music has come so far but it’s kinda funny seeing a bunch of hippies enjoying or at least trying to enjoy this 😭
@@cannabiskush9236 most techno isn't lets be honest and that's coming from someone with a channel fan boying over Spanish techno (or as its called makina/maquina)
Some of the crowd are loving it. Some are stoned enough to love anything. Some are taking mental notes. A few are going "WTF?" Nine years later along comes Gary Numan and suddenly electronic music goes mainstream.
@@valley_robot Yes I agree. They laid the way and all featured syth, and a number of other bands used synth and whatnot fairly prominentlty, but it was Numan that really made it the highlight feature of his sound in an obvious way.
@@simulation8083 I don't recall suggesting this was the earliest of synth? You are making assumptions. I made comment on the apparent reactions of the audience. Synth was around well before Kraftwerk but most hadn't been introduced to it yet and it takes a long time for new technology to be embraced, developed and accepted as mainstream. Even the Moog was preceded by Leo Theremin's amazing instrument (I have one here in my workshop BTW). Theremin's story is well worth pursuing and there is a fabulous documentary available on the subject. I'm not a "young man". I get paid to research BTW but music is purely a personal interest and thus not my main focus of research.
Lol just seeing this vid in 2023. Im 56 but I turned some techno loving friends onto Kraftwerk about 16 years back. They couldn’t believe that it wasnt ‘new’ music. *I also love the contrast of the bands look from the Man Machine album compared to the Autobahn album. ** I was 9 or 10 when I first heard We Are The Robots.
I just bought their 'Computerwelt' album and much of it sounds like something which could've come from today. They made it all on really old analogue equipment as well which is incredible.
In 1987 I bought Kraftwerk's vinyl album "The Man-Machine". and I remember at that time I enjoyed bands like Depeche Mode, The Fixx, The Cure etc.. and I felt as if Kraftwerk were just an over simplified version of the bands that I liked. Little did i realize that all those bands had learned from Kraftwerk. and this was almost 40 years ago.
It’s so wild to hear this and to realize how many of these sounds I’ve heard in modern techno, or how many of these same transitions and beats. How cool!
@@OfficalJumperKanal well that's just conjecture considering theres no actual way to prove that since there hasnt been any serious study of the flowers until recently
I was a teenager in the 1970's. I wouldn't listen to this stuff but "Autobahn" by Kraftwerk was good. But the best techno of the 70's was Jean-Michel Jarre "Oxygène".
Indeed most were not ready for this. But Kraftwerk and others prepared them get ready for this. I am always impressed when I see this. People always think techno is something new, and when I did that in the 90tees, I did that to. But the pioneers again were 20years ahead. From todays view, this is nearly 50 years ago!!!
I get the reaction given the year. The funny thing though is that to this very day if this was played live on unsuspecting people they would have similar reactions. The vast majority of "music lovers" today are completely clueless and ignorant to what authentic electronic music sounds like. There will always be a large number of people (I think most people) who will not have the brains to truly appreciate or respect electronic music.
Chris Scopp The thing is there are people who just cannot listen to music like this at all. Even people today, they just wont accept this as "music". Not trying to insult these people but they don't have that ear brain connection that many of us do. People saying it sucks or whatever are generally in the lower iq bracket from my experiences.
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet... But your kids are gonna love it."
Good Quote, Marty Mc Fly :D
Who loves this bullshit?
Lmao
Perfect response!
LOL!!!
I love how few people are really into it and clapping, while others are having an existential crisis about a dystopian future in which this kind of music becomes popular.
Those clapping are probably high, mind you
Those few were able to grab what they were looking for, Rest are still looking around for that friends friend.
THEY’RE ALL HAVING A FUN TIME-THEY MUST HAVE GLEAMED WHAT THEY WERE I. FOR TO SOME DEGREE. ANYWAY, 𝘐 ‘𝘔 HAVING A GOOD TIME
*WHAT THEY WERE IN FOR
That’s deep
This is gold. The clapping people are the first newborn techno lovers.
One of them is probably my dad
“You’re right, we didn’t have it in our time. We invented it.”
- Ronald Reagan
Desde cuando el Krautrock Düsseldorf y el Progressive Rock Alemán es Techno? 🤣
El Techno se forja de la misma Música Electrónica y del EDM Concreto (principalmente de uno de sus géneros matrices del EDM...el Electro).
My name Is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father and pionner of EDM / The Sound Of Future.
@@joezava8257el krautrock (que no es un género definido de por si) fue influencia para las primeras bandas techno, el motorik, groove con sintetizadores y todo eso, esta mal llamar esto "El Primer Techno" pero tampoco se debe negar la influencia que tuvo en el techno y otros generos
@@rolandozarate5570 Primeras bandas Techno? esto es Krautrock Düsseldorf & Progressive Rock Alemán duro y puro, esta es la raíz, linaje y base de los muchachos de Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...esto no es música electrónica clásica ni ning. de sus 4 líneas base (E. Post Concreta, E. Moog, E. Experimental y E. Soundtrack) la cual forja el EDM Concreto (Giorgio Moroder) y de dónde nace el Techno...uno de los muchos géneros electrónicos del EDM 80's desarrollado dentro de la segunda fase de evolución y ramificación de esta escena electrónica / 1981-1989, tanto en su primera fase (Electro Detroit) como en su segunda fase (Techno Europeo post 1987).
More than half a century later many people are still not ready for this.
I am
And you are...???
Im ready only for this
Kraftwerk Master !!
Not in the name of *TechnoViking* please.. 😂LOL
Me: *buying a lot of groceries*
The receipt coming out of the cash register:
Gold
CVS
Mate 🤣
Awesome best comment
LMAO!!!
*Kraftwerk* : we made a thing
*Audience* : ok, but how do you use it
*Kraftwerk* : we haven't quite figured that part out yet
But when we do, look out!
Kraftwerk > deadmau5
(in relative age)
Has Joel Thomas Zimmerman ever made any references to these pioneers in EDM?
@@JohnWasinger Not sure, but deadmau5 has said that he loves Boards of Canada, Tycho, and Aphex Twin, likely among many others of that caliber. Source: czcams.com/video/v_RJtVQ6uag/video.html
Hahahahah gooooood one!+
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29
Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48
My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
Watch closely people, this was electronic music in the making, a concept that didn't quite exist like it does today.
This is something new for them, you can tell because some had absolutely no idea what the hell is going on while some went with it.
This is history
Okay dude, in 1970 the concept of electronic music was around for quite a while. Kraftwerk was just the first electronic music group to get mainstream attention.
@deme9873 This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music.
Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines.
Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and ignorant Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
@@philippbohland2420 Krautrock Düsseldorf...no Música Electrónica Clásica.
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29
Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48
My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
@@j.maxell3030 😁
I grew up on the 80’s listening to Kraftwerk.Never even knew this existed.They were way ahead of their time.Wunderbar! 👍
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music.
Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines.
Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and ignorant Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29
Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48
My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
50 years later, still waiting for the drop
lmao
What’s a drop ?
😂😂😂
this IS the drop
😂😂😂 You make my day
Sounds like he's playing an electrified rubber duck.
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It's like when Tesla cyber truck was unveiled in 2019
😂😂😂😂😂
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Never assume someone not dancing or saying a word at a concert is NOT having a good time. For some, it’s a desire to pay attention, others may be in outer space.
I love how one thing about eletronical music hasn't changed:
The reactions of a broad audience: There are ones who are just vibing, some who don't like it at all and some who have no idea if they enjoy it or not xD
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29
Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48
My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music.
Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines.
Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Two weeks later, ecstasy was invented.
That was around 50 years earlier
Nothing is invented if its not tried
- I can hear the testsubjects right now.
There's always that one guy that takes the joke literally.
Sorry, but it was invented/created in 1912. Those crazy wars!
Was that the fist keytar.
When you realise 1970 was 50 years ago.
😢
No, that's wrong, it can't be, that would mean I'm nearly 40...
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Oh crap...
DodderingOldMan rip😂
No, 50 years ago was 1950....wait
dze zonja what the hell
Grew up in Germany around that time. While I have never seen them live on stage, I still remember being glued to the radio late in the evening to listen to the latest synthesiser music. Tangerine dream, Jean Michelle Jarre, Neu etc
Hellll Yeah... same here. I'm actually more surprised reading your comment naming Tangerine Dream and the others... wow... same I was listening to when growing up back then..😁😁
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😎 Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, YMO, Tangerine Dreams, Schulze, Vangelis, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Decerf...
My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music.
Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines.
Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
No violence, no fighting, no threats...just people having a good time.
This must've been a mind blowing experience for these kids. Remember this was 50+ years ago! Electronica, techno, house music, etc wouldn't make a huge mainstream splash til about 20 yrs or so AFTER this happened. Just blows me away....definitely waaaay ahead of their time. Thank you for posting this !! Much appreciated 🙏
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End That's wonderful.
You sind like in any club you go to a brawl is happening :D
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My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future.
EDM 80's: House, Techno, Synthpop, HI-NRG, Freestyle, Italo, Electro Funk, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat, "ebm"...
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music.
Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines.
Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Sounds like aliens trying to communicate with ducks via polka music
Sounds legit...
Lmao.
That's something you could easily picture while on ecstasy
Underrated comment 🤣
😂hit..
No one:
My printer:
No one:
Me:
give that man an half of the ukraine
Ha ha !!
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@@robertkarol6702 delete dis
This is actually a 16min somg that was edited. The audience applause comes after a 16min jam. This 3min version is an edited down version. Hope everyone gets to hear the original. It's here on youtube.
Which song is this?
@@mrconroy4672 czcams.com/video/vNoFHdlMrtI/video.htmlsi=ZofqtH8MKj5aYzcB
Then where can I listen to it?
"Guess you guys aren't ready for that yet... But your kids are gonna' love it."
Those who expected to hear German Progressive Rock & Dusseldorf Krautrock 0:29
Those who expected to listen to Electronic Music 2:48
My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father, founder and pionner of EDM and the Modern Electronic / The Sound Of The Future...the real Martin MCfly
It had to start somewhere, I respect this.
You're good but it started way before.
@@AlexandreAuCambodge how so?
@@AlexandreAuCambodge I'm sorry, but electronic music was nothing like this before Kraftwerk. The synthesiser was used intermittently throughout compositions, but never as the featured instrument, never as the instrument that created the melody (Autobahn) and the harmony at the same time... (Trans Europe Express, The Man Machine) and we're not even mentioning the fact that they created their own electronic drum beats. That was simply unheard of.
JACK CORBOS even now, a lot of music is exactly like this but with hi hats
Ligeti wrote Musica Ricerta back in 1951 and even though it is technically played on a piano sections sound like nineties dance music. Not the first time stuff from classical music has been rebranded and sold to a different demographic.
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Me : mom can we go to a techno event?
Mom : no we have techno at home
Techno at home :
Freaky 6Tem LOL
😂😂😂😂
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Lolooool
Lmfaoo
German TV was so ahead of every other country when it came to music TV or live music on TV..I first heard several bands on the old grey whistle test as I'm British some amazing music played live by what became Great bands... fantastic upload👌👍🏴🏴🏴.....
I was 9 yrs old at the time but it took me another 6-7 yrs to discover Kraftwerk. 👍🏼
Lmao some of them are like: “Is this cool or not?! I can’t tell...”
All NPCs did not have a program in this early stage of the matrix
Well. It's understanble really. They have never heard anything like this before. It's like some weird alien music.They are listening, slowly noticing the familiar in this new thing: Beats, notes, rhytmical repetition. Slowly understanding that It's not really all that bad.
Like the guy on 2:47 hahaha
Drugs haven't kicked in yet
This is by far, greatest comment under video.
I guess these folks aren’t ready for this yet...But their kids are gonna love it!
-Mcfly
😂😂😂. Well said
Just watched that scene an hour ago.
ENZOtaki .....😂...so true my friend so true!!
That is so fucking true. I thought it was banging (er, I'm over 60 now) but would I have liked it in 1970? Doubtful.
McFly is a slacker!
Ohmeingott, ich war damals 17, meine 2 Brüder jeweils 1 Jahr jünger. Wir hatten einen Partyraum mit Ofen und einem riesigen Lautsprecher. Ab und zu kamen auch Freunde aus der Stadt und musizierten mit meinem Bruder (Bassist). Jedes Wochenende gabs eine Party und natürlich geile Musik: Rock, Soul, natürlich auch die ersten Deutschen: Kraftwerk, Ashratempel, Popolvu usw. usw.
Lautstärke: volle Kanne! Ich danke meinen Eltern noch heute für diese Toleranz in diesen wirklich wilden Jahren! Ich habe heute ca. 1500 Schallplatten und etwa genausoviel Cd's. Was gibt es geileres als Musik!? ((Ich bin jetzt 70)!
It must have been mind blowing then because seeing the visuals with this music now is very surreal.
This is Krautrock Düsseldorf and German progressive rock...it's not techno or classic electronic music.
Techno is an electronic genre of EDM and is forged within the second phase of development and evolution of this electronic scene (EDM 80's 1981-1989), the founding father and pioneer of EDM is Giorgio Moroder and EDM is forged directly from the Classical Electronic Music and its 4 main lines.
Techno is not forged or developed from Progressive Rock & German Krautrock from Düsseldorf from the guys from Conny Plank (Kraftwerk)...I think you've been fooled all this time boy, that's what happens when you listen to Post-Punks and Rockers who don't have an ounce of knowledge about electronic music.
Everyone’s reaction is gold. They are like “if we clap hard enough we can make it better”
Sums up the audience's reception XD
played this at the club last night, got fired
Baahaaaa
Change clubs - You don't need that kind of negativity
Lmao xD
Verbal Vertigo Hahahah
Omg😂
Omg did they ever release this as a song?! How addcitive even 53 years ago wow.
Plus the whole ingenious production with the theater large screen and multiple cameras and flashing direction!!
Even the clapping hands on the screen larger than life perfectly synchronized. In 1970!!!! 😮😅
Lol
I have to laugh yes 50 years is a long time, but for us Boomers, it's yesterday!
I'm 64, so I was 11 in 1970, I loved being that age.
You'll see as you get older that even 50 years really isn't that long ago.
Enjoy every moment, they go by too fast!
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I listened to early Kraftwerk 1970 while my friends & l were enjoying different hallucinogens. Ill turn 70 in 2 weeks and still enjoying. 🐸 Ribbit!
Kraftwerk, the different hallucinogens, or both?! 😵 Lol! Wishing you a spectacular seventy, and then some 💌🎉🎂
* So awesome to see another subscriber to CO. AG music. Alan is so awesome 🖤
I love the mixed reactions from the audience, some are really into it and others are like W.T.F. is this noise...XD
😂
yea was interesting to see
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Like how people view the gecs
Especially 2:48 he look hella mad like someone brought him there & now he regrets it
They are like the cavemen when they first created fire.
Thought the same
Underrated comment
This is such a good analogy. That's that primordial fire.
Indeed
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Can you imagine having been at a rave where there is a band performing?! I would've loved it. The very first time I heard techno i remember all my friends saying "what is THIS?" and me being like
🤯 🤘🤪 👏👏👏🕺🕺🕺
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End well yeah 🤪 of course music groups have concerts but raves always had "live" djs. what are they gonna have dead ones?lol... I've been to too many to count, but the biggest were Deadmaus and Tiesto... but I'm talking about like in the video, an actual band at a Rave. Thats the point, it'd be so different than what I was used to
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End oh I just realized you said trance acts at raves. the thing is I don't know names so that meant not much to my brain. I only recognize music when I hear it. thats cool though, I didn't know that was a thing. must've been awesome... my first rave was in 2000 as a freshman in high-school so I missed the whole 90s scene
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End i like some of the popular and some of the no ones ever hear of but me... one of my first favorite bands that I know the name was a German one called blutengel but o/her then that I don't think I could correctly name maybe 10 djs... and the reason I know deadmaus and Tiesto in particular by name is only because of the raves, they weren't local and we actually had to do roadtrips... although one of my favorite albums was searching for sunrise or something like that by Tiesto... I hate when people don't like popular artists just because their popular though... thats the worst reason to not like someone
@@Only-Memories-In-The-End most of the songs I liked were because I liked dancing to them at the clubs and raves I went to and my best friend would make me cds of all our favorites so I never learned the names of djs or even songs most of the time. It actually really suvks and was stupid of me because now 20 years later its been practically impossible to find most of them except the most popular or ones with specific lyrics I could Google 😕🤷 wish I had a better memory now and I'd spent time learning the names of songs... you must have great playlists
We always hear of pioneers, specially in music, and how they were misunderstood, rejected, ridiculed, booed, ignored... Mozart, Debussy, Ravel, Stravinsky, Satie...to name a few, but we can only imagine how people reacted then; with this, we can almost feel the reaction. Though it's 52 y.o., the nervous strangeness in some faces is relatable with that on some people listening to Aphex Twin today (still). Amazing video, thank you for sharing it, greetings from Buenos Aires 🙋♂.
P.S: I'm going to their concert (my fifth of them) on May 23. Last time, at the end, Ralf gave a little speech telling the stoy of a man from his village named Band that came here and gave his name to the "band"oneón (bandoneón), a true story, the main instrument in argentine tango.
I can't get over the fact that these guys were working on and practicing this music while Hendrix was still alive
I was just thinking to myself " Elvis has left the building'...and then I read your post..
Dude for real. Go watch Black Sabbath play live in Paris in the same year 1970. I can't imagine what it would have been like to be a young 20s late teens dude in the year 1970. A whole new world of music just exploding like the big bang all at once everywhere you look
Imagine a Hendrix x Kraftwerk collab? 🤯
@@bwypich HendWerk? Or KraftDrix?
That was not music no matter how you try to argue it.
Sounds like he's choking an electric duck on top of Polka.
Or like a little cow stuffed into the synth. :DD
😂
This is holy truth.
Fact!
Hahahah thank you Daniel Craig, was wondering what you were doing in between filming James Bond tbh
finally i have found it
the first Techno
your right..this is point 0,0,0,0 x y and z axis are at ZERO and also the time factor.
Can't imagine hearing that without the frame of reference we have now fifty years later. Minds were blown that day.
Robot music
You could tell some people didn't know what to think. A couple videos of Throbbing Gristle I've seen show people with a similar bewildered look. I love Kraftwerk; their influence is obvious. However, as much as I dislike Throbbing Gristle, it too had its place as a necessary stepping stone for modern electronic music.
"What sorcery is this?"
The reference point for both artists and audience would be sounds of working machinery
Led Zeppelin had just come out with their first album, the Beatles were releasing their last album and Kraftwerk... they were inventing techno.
Led Zeppelin had just released their third album
Cada um na sua praia....todos fantásticos!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
If this was in 1970, Black Sabbath would be releasing their first album.
What is this crap?
@@alexantonio8546 this "crap" is the beginning of a musical movement.
👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Ma che spettacolo 🎉❤🔉🔉🔉🔉
Che storia che ha fatto la musica...
Incredibile,,,
Gran video, pelle d oca🙏😳💪
This is amazing thank you for the this early footage
This group is the best
Half the crowd is like WTF did I sign up for.
They looked pretty satisfied to me.
Is the other half on drugs?
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣💩💩💩💩💩🤣😂🤣🤣💩🤣💩🤣💩💩💩💩😂
this was probably a free concert lol
That was really advanced for the time... Something new
They are just clapping, because they have no idea how to dance to this😂
Matúš Haulík people nowadays dont know how to dance to this 😂
They're clapping because they're being held at gunpoint. 😄
It was a little early for german techno back then, no one had tried to dance like they had a cattle prod up their arse.
Alien
😂😂😂😂😂
I would have had tears running down my face from laughter
When the germans found grandpas war pills
@@pj4723 "Pervitin'.
@@xaenon Panzerschokolade
jacktheflipper 🤔🤔🤔. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice one
jacktheflipper "Grandpa...what have you seen!?"
I like to think Techno Viking's parents were in the audience that day.
The Techno Viking has no parents. He just spontaneously appeared about a thousand years ago.
Lmao
Classic!
....I've been here before
:).;).;).
It's crazy, it has some trance/goa sounds
Esto es Krautrock...nada similar al Trance.
El Trance es y se forma de la EDM concreta (Moroder) y de la electrónica de los productores y desarrolladores más sofisticados y revolucionarios de los 70s.
Su desarrollo e inicio se da a finales de los 80s en Belgica como parte de la ramificación de la EDM 80s (2da generación).
My first Kraftwerk album was Radioactivity at 1978, in Budapest then seen them live in Toronto in the 90s. They were excellent.
This is a genuine reaction video.
I don't know, in a lot of cases it looks like the got hints when to clap etc like in modern TV shows. Some of them look deinterested and confused but when they realize they are in the camera spot they start clapping.
Good point!
Then they took a pill and everything makes sense
😂😂
Looks like some at the front could be on something good. Acid did the rounds in that era!
HAHAHAHAH 😂😂😂🙏
Hahahaa yaaaa
this is honestly the only logical explanation of what is happening there.
Crazy. This band has been playing in New York subway stations for 53 years.
53 years later, i m living in the best time for music ever, in my opinion, hundreds of only electronic-music styles... A never ending tree of culture... Keep on dancing generations, and stay get up your mind to explore new stuff...! Grettings from Germany!
Me: "Mom im in a band"
Her: "oh cool what instrument do you play"
Me: "vibes"
Mom: what instrument do you play?
Me: ElectroDuck
@Aiden W get out of my house
This sounds like everyone’s first good song on fruity loops
graham kehoe 🤣🤣🤣
i died
That is pretty accurate, yes :D
Hahahah
Lol sounds bout right!
Thank you for the music Kraftwerk! ❤
Back when electronic music was almost entirely analogue, we'll never be able to create the same sort of sound with software, it just can't be done. This was an amazing era for computer music :D
I can’t imagine what was going through audiences heads while listening. Such a crazy and experimental sound back then. It’s amazing to have it on CZcams. That’s history being made!
@@DutchmanAmsterdam bot be gone
The Seventies Bro... It was all about exactly that.
Sex, Drugs rock and roll
2'48"!!! 😂😂😂
This reminds me of the first Black Sabbath performances, where people were reportedly freaking out because they had no idea what to make of what they were hearing. Both Sabbath and Kraftwerk were many years, in the case of Kraftwerk even decades, ahead of their time in the sounds and concepts they were putting out there. What a delightfully surreal experience that must have been.
@Slulzspot It's obvious you don't know much about who this band is.
This almost sounds... tribal. Really, by the sounds of this particular tune, they may have created the first electronic goa trance track.
@Slulzspot I was about to say the opposite.
@@bioklastik1062 i was aboit day nothing...but you guys shouldnt d ride...im just saying 😈🤡
@Slulzspot No, these guys were definitely much more mindboggling. Hard Rock and Heavy Psych had already been around for years and the shift from that to Heavy Metal wasn't huge. A mainstream audience hearing this would be much, much more astounding.
No cliche bs.. literally mind blown. I was aware of of these guys and how they were techno pioneers and influential what have you. 1970!!!
I am lost for words 🤯
this sounds different from what we know, but me and the small old trance community love it😅
I find it absolutely funny, how young people didn't know they can dance to these strange tunes and they're just clapping hands. Bits of anthropology and microhistory recorded live.
Maciek Trybuszewski Probably none of them knew how to dance, and this was a faster pace than any dancer would have been familiar with.
Must be a degenerate to dance to this shit. Oh btw if the groove does exist - it will tell the human body how to dance don’t worry about that
@@slava.meseka I imagine myself dancing to this in this time period and I feel like I would look like an ass clown...
Thats all I can picture when I hear this music is a bunch of retarded as mfs just jumping around looking stupid lol.... But I do realize the historical importance of this song...
😂🤣😂🤣
@@in_vas_por8810 thats because its mostly just the beat to dance to, you pretty much nailed it when you said it would be a bunch of people jumping up and down lol.
And Kraftwork said "LET THERE BE TECHNO" and there was techno.
and it was good !
I've played a Kraftwerk song to student co workers and they just said "You really listen to that?" They don't know who Kraftwerk is and I felt really old. And I am still young. Strange that some people don't know this band.
LASS ES TEKNO SEIN
And then they ditched it until it was rediscovered in the late 80's. Bit like the Vikings discovering America only for everyone to say that Columbus discovered it hundreds of years later. Wish someone at this concert told them forget everything apart from this track.
All hail Ralf & Florian!!!!
1:17 This part slaps HARD. Headbanging to this.
You can clearly see that some try to jam, some try to simply process what is happening... never hearing stuff like The Prodigy or Nine Inch Nails ever before. I love how the Rolling Stones where only 8 years old at that time.
Kids in 1970: yeah let's hear some new music. Great, it sounds like ducks that are mating.
I've been listening to Kraftwerk for like 25 years. I Iove em ... but your comment is spit on for this track.
Prefer hip hop? Check out their sample ised by Afrika Bambaata in Planet Rock. No quacking in that one.
You win the internet @maartensynth
Makes me wanna flap my wings!!! Yeahhhhh boooyyyy!
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Lol winner winner duck dinner?
Jim Morrison predicted this a few years prior - that music performances would become more and more electronically driven and he even foresaw “a single person” performing in front of a crowd using “tapes and electronic setups” to create live music.
Even though this performance is very primitive, so many of the elements that are essential of modern EDM are already there.
lol Jim Morrison accurately predicted Aphex Twin
Somehow i hate the term edm dont know why but i like to keep different kinds of music in their own corner techno , tekno , hardcore, trance , dance , hardbass drumm and base whatever putting a roof over it and giving it one name feels wrong because its very different people at every party
@@danielstokker
These are just broad classifications encompassing many sub-classifications. Hard to discuss a diverse topic without them. Do you similarly have a problem with “Rock”? “Hip-hop”? “Classical”? See what I mean? You have to be broad before you can get to the specific.
Yeah especially since electronic music was technically invented many years before kraftwerk in 1929 except it wasn’t really music but just a bunch of weird sounds made with electronics
@@zackzallie8735 More accuretely Jean Michel Jarre and Vangelis.
As a person - I agree! This really is the first fucking techno! :D
From this to breakcore and uptempo electronic music has come so far but it’s kinda funny seeing a bunch of hippies enjoying or at least trying to enjoy this 😭
Esto es KRAUTROCK!...no Techno.
The way the audience act reminds me of that "isolated tribe meets white people for the first time" video.
😂😂😂👍
Good call😀
and "the gods must be crazy" with the Coke bottle.
lol
😂😂😂😂
Ok? But like all of you also saw that video
I dedicate this song to those who claim to be OldSchool but they don't know what Kraftwerk is..
Or the song Hocus Pocus by the band Focus
Dude, I hear ya. My nephew asked me about some Old School band called Management
Trans Europe Expressz
Chill out dude... sometimes being different isn't as cool as you think
Yep...i was born in 71,didnt discover kraftwerk until 1980. Still have the record i bought at 13.
Kraftwerk, unos verdaderos Precursores.
Adelantados a su tiempo.
Excelente
Magnífico documento. El comienzo. Es como ver a un niño pequeño dando sus primeros pasos.
1:10 you know you’ve made dope music when a headless dude came back from the death and clapped to the beat
he has his head down.....
Have you never heard the Legend of Sleepy Techno by Washington Irving?
@@willwillwill333 No way. Really?
BRO WTF
how the hell did you notice that😂😂
Even 50 years later this sound is confusing for some ordinary people..
Well it’s not necessarily pleasant
@@cannabiskush9236 most techno isn't lets be honest and that's coming from someone with a channel fan boying over Spanish techno (or as its called makina/maquina)
But this song really *meh*
@@rainy2063 It may not be pleasant, but it was the invention of techno, right? IMO it is definitely significant
@@danielpassigmailcom This does't sound like any techno, actually
Just odd melody
Kraftwerk have ever been ahead of their time. Theyre visionaire.
My 5yo is sitting next to me playing video games as I listen to this. He begins bopping his head. “I like this song, mom. I like it,” he says.
I like how they are trying to figure it out what to do. How slowly they start clapping and bouncing
Imagine introducing cybergoth or dubstep to them at that time period
Lol
@@thomasawylie I think they would've had the same effect as isound
@@trendgil I totally picture a modern cybergoth girl dancing, the look on the hippies faces... Epic
@@thomasawylie now THAT reaction would be epic.
When my moden is connecting to the internet back in the late 90's
True
56k, Kazaa, Winamp.
Modems didn't just exist when you were using them
Us Robotics 56K
This sounds more like my old dot matrix printer trying to print out a picture...
1:23 "I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it."
In 2023 this sounds so ancient lol. I guess back then folks were just amazed
Some of the crowd are loving it. Some are stoned enough to love anything. Some are taking mental notes. A few are going "WTF?"
Nine years later along comes Gary Numan and suddenly electronic music goes mainstream.
OMD , Original line up Ultravox with John fox and the human league were all before tubeway army
@@valley_robot Yes I agree. They laid the way and all featured syth, and a number of other bands used synth and whatnot fairly prominentlty, but it was Numan that really made it the highlight feature of his sound in an obvious way.
1977, “I Feel Love.”
@@martinharris5017 this is way behind verly early synth...its cause they had a following. You need to research young man
@@simulation8083 I don't recall suggesting this was the earliest of synth? You are making assumptions. I made comment on the apparent reactions of the audience. Synth was around well before Kraftwerk but most hadn't been introduced to it yet and it takes a long time for new technology to be embraced, developed and accepted as mainstream.
Even the Moog was preceded by Leo Theremin's amazing instrument (I have one here in my workshop BTW). Theremin's story is well worth pursuing and there is a fabulous documentary available on the subject.
I'm not a "young man". I get paid to research BTW but music is purely a personal interest and thus not my main focus of research.
“I guess you guys aren’t ready for that, yet. But your kids are gonna love it” MM.1955.
Good1 stealing the top comment.
You are the Doc Doc.
This reference will never die
Gold 🥇 😂😂
Pensé exactamente lo mismo 😂
que genial.
Lol just seeing this vid in 2023.
Im 56 but I turned some techno loving friends onto Kraftwerk about 16 years back. They couldn’t believe that it wasnt ‘new’ music.
*I also love the contrast of the bands look from the Man Machine album compared to the Autobahn album.
** I was 9 or 10 when I first heard We Are The Robots.
I just bought their 'Computerwelt' album and much of it sounds like something which could've come from today. They made it all on really old analogue equipment as well which is incredible.
“Guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it.”
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When you're at a party but your parents are there as well.
I get so fed up, when they come to stay, they just won't go to bed the OAPs of today lol
In 1987 I bought Kraftwerk's vinyl album "The Man-Machine". and I remember at that time I enjoyed bands like Depeche Mode, The Fixx, The Cure etc.. and I felt as if Kraftwerk were just an over simplified version of the bands that I liked. Little did i realize that all those bands had learned from Kraftwerk. and this was almost 40 years ago.
When I played this my dog started crying and wanted me to comfort her lol
It’s so wild to hear this and to realize how many of these sounds I’ve heard in modern techno, or how many of these same transitions and beats. How cool!
Everyone is commenting about the audiences confused reactions when the reality is that they’re probably just all stoned.
So true aye
Their weed contained max 1/20 of todays thc, today you would say they only smoked some cbd weed haha😅
@@OfficalJumperKanal Da spricht die Tagesschau aus dir
@@OfficalJumperKanal well that's just conjecture considering theres no actual way to prove that since there hasnt been any serious study of the flowers until recently
@@OfficalJumperKanal todays weed is much stronger my uncles ADMITTED who were 70s teenagers
My brain is having trouble processing people in the 70’s listening to techno 😭 this is so goofy I love it.
Me too, feels like "there was another, unknown period before our time"!
Depending on the time of the year this is - the Beatles where still a band...
High asf
I was a teenager in the 1970's. I wouldn't listen to this stuff but "Autobahn" by Kraftwerk was good. But the best techno of the 70's was Jean-Michel Jarre "Oxygène".
I think this was like one of the first "techno" music, ppl are just confused with this new sounds and beats
if you listen to closely this section 1:27 bass rythm it is nowadays mainly used in every hard techno tracks :D true pioneers
The guy clapping can really see there Vision❤
2:45 Teaching someone to clap. 👏 👏
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Serious lmfao going on here bru. Good1
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Wahahahaha
According to the look on the faces of most of the people in the crowd, they were not ready for that yet
Indeed most were not ready for this. But Kraftwerk and others prepared them get ready for this. I am always impressed when I see this. People always think techno is something new, and when I did that in the 90tees, I did that to. But the pioneers again were 20years ahead. From todays view, this is nearly 50 years ago!!!
Yea, this is some super minimalist techno, too. I can see why they'd all be like WTF?
I get the reaction given the year. The funny thing though is that to this very day if this was played live on unsuspecting people they would have similar reactions. The vast majority of "music lovers" today are completely clueless and ignorant to what authentic electronic music sounds like. There will always be a large number of people (I think most people) who will not have the brains to truly appreciate or respect electronic music.
it was too hard to they...heh
imagine they listen to nowdays hardtechno.....
Chris Scopp The thing is there are people who just cannot listen to music like this at all. Even people today, they just wont accept this as "music". Not trying to insult these people but they don't have that ear brain connection that many of us do. People saying it sucks or whatever are generally in the lower iq bracket from my experiences.
Without Kraftwerk electronic music as we know it would never have been possible
Thank you Kraftwerk for your works
I’m blown away even knowing this existed! I was 9yrs. old in ‘70. I don’t know how I would have reacted! Cool.
2:47 : Everybody's face watching this video
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Nah, Man. He's just a metalhead who hasn't heard metal yet.
Lol, dude the they were so lost
2:31 me watching this video
Dude looks like Oli from BMTH
The crowd was obviously waiting for a bass drop...
Sadly there was no bass drop
The Poltergeist Still a belter though
or an acid drop!!!
Mbc hahahahaha so true
Most of the crowd seems to have thought WTF is this?