Neu! - Super 16 / Super / Super 78

[sooperheep]

how the fuck is this by Neu!? Amazing, way ahead of their time! Didn't Depth Charge sample this?

[jaandrade11]

i feel awesome when i hear this song

[jandradelol]

i smell awesome , fear , blood , death , and super

[TheMrEMeat]

Yea Master of The Flying Guillotine did this first, Tarentino was paying tribute.

[cosmicrider287]

neu!rocks!

[punkrockcol23]

everyone from The Fall - Throbbing Gristle and most modern indie music have done nothing more than copy NEU and don't even think about Bowie and Eno.

NEU deserve to be remembered WORLDWIDE as the most ripped off band in history.

[AvEryBadApPLe]

"I smell blood."

[shotdonkey]

"super 16" was just "super" played at 16 rpm because NEU ran out of material for the lp, i.e. a highly progressive artistic statement, eh?

when we were kids, we would be doing this kind of stuff with our older brother`s singles all the time...only difference is, we never got say warner records to put out our high art version of van halen`s "eruption" at 78 rpm, now did we? ;-)

[thomasanselmi]

Holy fuck you are confused and self aggrandizing smug cunt

[devilgyoza]

I hope you have think skin on your feet...

[devilgyoza]

He wasn't the one armed boxer-he was just a bum!!

[devilgyoza]

I don't care who he was.... I intend to kill every one armed man that I come across here!

[Zeab70]

Wunderschon!

[theewok]

OMG!!! WHERS THE MP3!!! Limewire doesn't even have it...

[TilmanBaumann]

The piratebay at least has some Neu! albums

[knockedupbabe138]

Screw Kill BIll, this is from MASTER OF THE FLYING GUILLOTINE first! Get it right! When I hear this song I think of MASTER FUNG, not Tarantino's tweaked out movie copying ass (if you know as much as he knows about movies his suck)

[skeetmunkee]

Dude, the entire idea behind Kill Bill was to pay homage to martial arts movies, it's why he used so many references IN the movie, Sonny Chiba (Hatori Hanzo), The yellow Game of Death suit, amongst MANY others, it was all to pay homage to the martial arts movies he grew up with, it's why the movie was so good, and won as many awards and nominations as it did.

[knockedupbabe138]

Yeah I know, what makes you think you had to type all that?

[skeetmunkee]

Oh so you were just being a moron for the sake of being a moron, good game....moron

[theewok]

YES! I definitely prefer the "Master of the Flying Guillotine" better, although, I did like how Quentin Tarantino used it in Kill Bill... but they only played, like, 10 seconds of it...

[knockedupbabe138]

more like half a second.

[HellsyeahNZ]

People like you are the reason your mother probably died/dying/will get cancer, bad karma.

[Ethaninja]

Wow, fairly agressive comment.

[GilbertSmith]

What? Was that really called for?

[slvgdvg]

lol these comments are interesting. watching kill bill now and reading the imdb. where is the song?

I had to come here because I thought for a second this song was by the band '2 Nue' haha WRONG!

[knockedupbabe138]

its only like 3 seconds of the song during a small bit during the fight at the end of Vol.1, because it was just throwing in music from Master of The FLying Guillotine, so they can burden people like me having to tell people like you this shit.

[glun]

Faust > Neu! > Can.

[Gwrhkhsh]

Neu! > Faust = Can, as for me.

[swans1997]

Screw this comparison bullshit .CAN + FAUST + NEU! = 3 of the most baddass bands that ever existed.

[Socko973]

this shit is hard as FUCK. flying guillotine steeez

[Anubisxian]

Master of the Flying Guillotine kicks everybody's ass! Immortal Classic!

[asudaev43]

Master of the Flying Guillotine was so over the top that you just can't help but to love it.

[prophetofrage]

This was also in Master Of The Flying Guillotine

[DoomHippie]

Yes, it was in the greatest movie in existance. Kill Bill wanted to pay homage to the guillotine, so it included Neu!

[nicholasjames100]

sounds a lot more sininster at the slow speed i had a japan single i played slow by accident and much prefered it rather than normal speed

[kraftneu]

Sad news indeed RIP Klaus Dinger, legendary Krautrock drummer.

[cianopanza]

Ciao Klaus Dinger... r.i.p. :'(

[feaginmilschool]

2:00 - 3:33

cansomeone tell me what oes pictures meen?

please respond.

[Sleepwalker1977]

2:00 - Michael Rother, guitarist of Neu!

2:39 - Klaus Dinger, drummer of Neu!

[Powerman32]

Everytime I think about Can, I think about the song Mother Upduff.

[BEATADDICT12]

is this all the same song played at different speed?

[kraftneu]

yes, that's what they did on their second album.

[jaandrade11]

@BEATADDICT12 and it was badass!!!

[amalesev]

Funny thing about Krautrock - on one end - Faust - it was about removing blues from rock, on the other - Can - being more funky than James Brown, whereas in the middle, we got industrial, punk, noise, disco... you name it!

[shantiq]

genius to me the greatest band of the seventies with Can

danke schon never heard this track before it is so raw

thank you

shan

[kontarkorz]

I also heard that one of their masterpieces from same album NEU 2 is "Fur immer"

(was wondering if sooner or later someone might post it as well!)

[fatalcze]

Yes, it is surely a masterpiece and I could post but I don't know what pictures to put there. You know, all Neu! videos here are the same :)

[DireCrow]

You would be very familier with this music if you ever saw Master of the Flying Guilliotine. This was basically the Master's walking and striking music.

[Zuranthus]

that movie was the shit!!...the soundtrack was awesome

[DireCrow]

It's such an old movie but still kicks ass! Doesn't the tournement sequence make you think the guys that made Street Fighter II watched this movie?? They even have the Indian with the stretching arms!!!!

[Zuranthus]

heh, i don't know about street fighter, but the mortal kombat guys definitely saw this

[ffzappe]

thnk U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bezgin]

Nice one there again kraftneu. Super 16 and Super 78 were basically B-side fillers an experimental effort to finish the second album because of the financial shortage. I think it would be considered more of a commercial suicide in terms of today's music industry. I don't know how they managed to keep recording back then. Reminds me of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music which is another favorite of mine.