@fgagne08 Everyone's entitled to an opinion, I just don't rate them. Pioneers they maybe, but to me they're dull. I happen to like this one"Franz Schubert", but not most of their other stuff.
this is art real art ..this is not regular music it is art on high level yuo can hate kraftwer you can love kraftwerk but if you know music and like music this is real music art .
It's not supposed to grab your attention. It's supposed to make you relax. Or think. Or stir something inside you depending on how this piece affects you individually. And it's supposed to be repetitive; it gives you time to recollect on that specific emotion that it brings.
I don't get it. It's like 6 to 10 chords repeated over and over and over and over again, with the last minute or so adding some desperately needed creativity, but still falling far short of my base level of enjoyment needed to 'like'. About to click on another Kraftwerk song, God don't disappoint me now....
Makes a great lullaby. Can't wait to play this for my future children. There are so many beautiful songs that Kraftwerk have made that you could make a great playlist for baby. They're not "some techno group that makes oom-sih, oom-sih, oom-sih, oom-sih music".
it's pretty clear that this weird game console guy don't have the minimum knowledge. in school, at the music class, you get the basics about the world's greatest composers.
now you tell him about wikipedia.
it's obviously that he doesn't even know how to do a google search.
how stupid! disactivating the embedded view! (you always get hits through FB; Now that this piece of acustic art will be deleted from the blog you will get nothing (hits) in return.. Cheers!
I have only paraphrased what Karl Bartos and Wolfgang have said about this song in an interview with the German issue of the "Keyboards-Magazine" (09/98).
In the end only Ralf Hütter knows for sure why he named this song after Franz Schubert.
But I guess it has really something to do with the composing technique (resp. the melodies) of Mr. Franz "Unfinished Symphony" Schubert and the concept of endlessness in music.
All cultures have good and bad, there is truth in any culture. This is glorious music - like poetmaurice said, maybe only Germans could have made it. Kraftwerk say they were inspired by pre-war German culture.
I think of the album cover as the most perfect Art Deco image. And this song is like a dying man remembering some Schubert.
@iluvagothkenny I never said they were gay anyways man, all I'm saying is what difference would it make if they were gay? How would that make music worse?
Why bring it up anyways? It's like suddenly going "it wouldn't make a difference if they were Jewish" when no one said they were Jewish, or said it would make a difference.
Actually, same thing happened to me once. Someone called them "nazi synthasizer", I replied, got flamed, and yet I never saw that comment again...Weird!
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Speaking of nazi and queer, Dobsondale, Oscar Wilde said that "If you could aford an american holiday, you would not go to America". And then again, filthy rednecks raping their cousin-wife in the trailor would be the first to burn in Auschwitz, so SOMETHING was good about Adolf and his entourage. (speaking of sexuality, the nearest guess is more of asexuality meets asbergers concerning Ralf and the ruhr brothers)
Your grammar and spelling make it extremely hard to pull insults from your paragraph. It's not only that that makes your comment ironic, but the fact that you talk like a right wing nut job. You may be wondering what's ironic about your comment. Well it's that you sound like a raging redneck!
If kraftwerk ever had any political leanings it would be to the LEFT. The man-machine album in its image is inspired by the russian lenin-days futurist El Lissitski and the russian constructivism painet Malevitj, and deals with the sad anonymity of modern society, eg the tribute to Fritz Langs Metropolis.
are they German ..... then they are nazis dont tell me they dont look like fucking queers even a crowt nazi can tell their queers !!!!! now fuck off back to alsace and loraine oh oh oh no you had to give them back oops !!! 2 world wars and 1 world cup!!!! now fuc off back to hitlers bunker you stupid ss nazi
Fuck you, you ignorant ass. Unless you've met these people in person your hardly the person to judge. Everyone that came out of Germany must be nazis right? Just like everyone from the UK is a stuck up ass hole with shitty teeth. Please, take your head out of your own ass long enough to slit your throat.
what really ? what p[art of post modernism is it that you see ? do you realluy think there is romance in post modernism if so why and how ? i suspect another pretenshiuos person here ! I mean rerally an age of culture what the hell does that mean? what age doesnt hasve a culture >? fucking hell man go be a music critic or something else just as useless and self ego filling pehaps you are a post modernist yyoiur pretenshiuos enough and ignorant enough
I tear up for some reason listening to this. I love the juxtaposition of organic, wooden instruments w/o electricity mixed in with electronica. It's humanity in the depths of technology, an aspiration for an age of culture and romance in a post-modern world. It's sublime and touching.
you pretenshious wanker ! you dont really nearly cry do you if you do you have cycological promblems ! post modern ? in what way does this music resemble post modernism ? do you know what it is ? romance and post modernism probably dont go anyway ! you do realize that post modernism rejects classic culture ! in fact it probably rejects it all ! as i say pretenswhious wanker !
Me too... what genius it takes to put such simple notes together so beautifully. No wonder it took them so long between albums - they had to get it JUST right :)
OMG!! I LOVE, LOVE this song!! How hip and brilliant!! They were SO ahead of their time. I never get sick of hearing their music and I think this is very inspired and it inspires me to look at life in a more open and creative way. Thank you Kraftwerk.....
This is the only song ever that makes me cry just for the sole reason of being absolutely beautiful music... Then, the albums ends with Endloss, endloss which gives rise to the silent happiness coming from within you. Why aren't Kraftwerk medaled as biggest musicians of 20th/21st century? So many musical awards worldwide but none for them...?
These so-called "music awards" have long lost their meaning. Today it's the popular vote that counts, and a lot of those awarded "artists" have long since passed into obscurity. I won't bother with examples.
There's plenty of highly influental musicians, Devo for instance, who were very influental but never got much of a public recognition.
Anyway it's not just in the music industry a lot of innovative pioneers go un-noticed and without some awards.
@ivanarsenijevic because awarads go to some pop-shit-one-season-wannabies who get forgotten soon after recording studios make their profit off them and dump the expendable talent-less trash to create another "best-selling superstar of the summer 20XX".
Good question. I know his symphonies 1-8, but, maybe I`m wrong, can´t recognise it here. However, the early Kraftwerk of the mid 70s (and before) was deeply inspired of the
19th century german romantic (Schubert)period. Examples for their romanticism are:
@Nagelbrett Arguably Schubert wrote those famou,s beautiful, lenghty movements, yet the term "Unendliche Melodie" was coined by Richard Wagner to describe his own music.
@2glenside - thanks for posting this, it's years since I played this album. I also like the Neu! tracks you have posted too - I will have to buy a vinyl copy of Neu! 75. Cheers, Paul
БОГИ!!!
ess472 1 week ago
tobat best!!!!!!!!!!
meonmelon 1 month ago
Whoa, i kinda missed this song from em. Thx for uploading.
nethead4223 1 month ago in playlist Kraftwerk
its the "same" as the intro to Europe Endless. Thus, the whole album is circular in its composition and thus "endless endless"....
alexnordh 1 month ago
This is good, I actually find Kraftwerk rubbish, but this shows they can do something interesting.
ElectronicMusicUK 2 months ago
@ElectronicMusicUK
rubbish?!?!... what do YOU do ?
fgagne08 1 week ago
@fgagne08 A very well known Trance DJ and, no, I wont reveal myself to you.
ElectronicMusicUK 1 week ago
@ElectronicMusicUK
anonymously, courageously well known? haha. I suppose you also have an eight-night performance at the MoMa in April?
fgagne08 1 week ago
@ElectronicMusicUK
anyway, just prove yourself with what you do, there's no need to badmouth other artists. good luck.
fgagne08 1 week ago
@fgagne08 Everyone's entitled to an opinion, I just don't rate them. Pioneers they maybe, but to me they're dull. I happen to like this one"Franz Schubert", but not most of their other stuff.
ElectronicMusicUK 1 week ago
this is art real art ..this is not regular music it is art on high level yuo can hate kraftwer you can love kraftwerk but if you know music and like music this is real music art .
gladehenke 2 months ago
so miss understood. i am no pretentious cunt used to listening to classical music but this as near perfect as music gets
MrPblower 4 months ago
these guys were pioneers.
DutchPetriot 4 months ago 2
...masterpiece...
cherthan 4 months ago
Always loved this...
silverstartrucker 4 months ago
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Nazi propaganda
Potatious 5 months ago
@Potatious fuck you
gogolplex74 4 months ago
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@gogolplex74 Im sorry you feel that way. But Jesus died for your sins.
Potatious 4 months ago
Misfits brought me here. <3
TheCuriousBee 5 months ago 45
@TheCuriousBee i've been searching all over youtube for misfits soundtracks, i've loved them all cause they remind me of the show (:
allyandabbey 5 months ago 2
everybody talk this is repetitive..so what?
ColdOasisU2 6 months ago
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@gubbbies Why do you say that?
Potatious 6 months ago
esas miradas son increibles ,donde miren se iluminara!!!!!!
paulaenjaulada 6 months ago in playlist Kraftwerk
if you "get it" then it is one of the most beautiful pieces of music, period. I "get it". If you don't then I feel sorry for you.
lgcybernetics 7 months ago
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Nazi propaganda
Potatious 7 months ago
I love Kraftwerk :D!
littleflower2012 7 months ago
this is endless europe
BellaMarieSwan1000 8 months ago in playlist misfits soundtrack
This was boring and repetitive. Not very attention-grabbing.
redshark618 8 months ago
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It's not supposed to grab your attention. It's supposed to make you relax. Or think. Or stir something inside you depending on how this piece affects you individually. And it's supposed to be repetitive; it gives you time to recollect on that specific emotion that it brings.
E123Brawler 6 months ago
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chrlisvidea 6 months ago in playlist Kraftwerk
I am going to play this for my children.
MoonBarrett 9 months ago
its a lovely rusty kind of lovely - the europe of the imagination
maximpetergriffin 9 months ago
I don't get it. It's like 6 to 10 chords repeated over and over and over and over again, with the last minute or so adding some desperately needed creativity, but still falling far short of my base level of enjoyment needed to 'like'. About to click on another Kraftwerk song, God don't disappoint me now....
Illumiplasty 9 months ago
@Illumiplasty
i will say something but i know it will be useless
karoloandria 8 months ago 8
@karoloandria try
MrPblower 4 months ago
Simply sublime! :o) Timeless!
SimonRaahauge1973 9 months ago
one word for this: sublime
razvanlp 10 months ago
SIMON BELLAMY
ladyofsorrows24 10 months ago 4
M I S F I T S
loz3vi 10 months ago 2
@loz3vi :)
MrBloodbunny 10 months ago
Makes a great lullaby. Can't wait to play this for my future children. There are so many beautiful songs that Kraftwerk have made that you could make a great playlist for baby. They're not "some techno group that makes oom-sih, oom-sih, oom-sih, oom-sih music".
electrokinesis 1 year ago 3
Was Franz Schubert someone Kraftwerk named this song after?
NintendoSegaSonyGuy 1 year ago
@NintendoSegaSonyGuy Franz Schubert was a composer look on wikipedia
wwfsmackdown11 1 year ago
@wwfsmackdown11
ooooooooh, come on, dude.
it's pretty clear that this weird game console guy don't have the minimum knowledge. in school, at the music class, you get the basics about the world's greatest composers.
now you tell him about wikipedia.
it's obviously that he doesn't even know how to do a google search.
razvanlp 10 months ago
@razvanlp haha
wwfsmackdown11 10 months ago
how stupid! disactivating the embedded view! (you always get hits through FB; Now that this piece of acustic art will be deleted from the blog you will get nothing (hits) in return.. Cheers!
BestThing2 1 year ago
this melody sounds like recently made, but its from the late 70s! 30 years and still up to the beat, like a game soundtrack :P
JJAstley 1 year ago
continues with "europa endlos"
Insaneronald 1 year ago
The foremost example that this group more has its roots in german classic romanticism than Stockhausen.
alexnordh 1 year ago 3
@leomulder
I have only paraphrased what Karl Bartos and Wolfgang have said about this song in an interview with the German issue of the "Keyboards-Magazine" (09/98).
In the end only Ralf Hütter knows for sure why he named this song after Franz Schubert.
But I guess it has really something to do with the composing technique (resp. the melodies) of Mr. Franz "Unfinished Symphony" Schubert and the concept of endlessness in music.
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All cultures have good and bad, there is truth in any culture. This is glorious music - like poetmaurice said, maybe only Germans could have made it. Kraftwerk say they were inspired by pre-war German culture.
I think of the album cover as the most perfect Art Deco image. And this song is like a dying man remembering some Schubert.
grands1am 1 year ago
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grands1am 1 year ago
Even if the band members were gay, would it even matter? I mean, listen!
elanmak 1 year ago
Even if they were gay, does it matter?
elanmak 1 year ago
@elanmak
You're words are those of an ass, yet that conflicts with my perception you are also complimenting them, therefore I cannot argue >w<
iluvagothkenny 1 year ago
@iluvagothkenny your*
elanmak 1 year ago
@elanmak
oh lawd thanks <:3 I was originally gonna say "You're an ass" and forgot to edit.
iluvagothkenny 1 year ago
@iluvagothkenny I never said they were gay anyways man, all I'm saying is what difference would it make if they were gay? How would that make music worse?
elanmak 1 year ago
@elanmak
Why bring it up anyways? It's like suddenly going "it wouldn't make a difference if they were Jewish" when no one said they were Jewish, or said it would make a difference.
iluvagothkenny 1 year ago
@iluvagothkenny Maybe I fudged up and commented on the wrong clip, somewhere somebody was calling Kraftwerk a bunch of gay nazis
elanmak 1 year ago
@elanmak
Actually, same thing happened to me once. Someone called them "nazi synthasizer", I replied, got flamed, and yet I never saw that comment again...Weird!
iluvagothkenny 1 year ago
@iluvagothkenny I love Kraftwerk.
elanmak 1 year ago
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@iluvagothkenny
Yeah, why has mine been flagged as spam too?
grands1am 1 year ago
endless less less less
kennytrip 1 year ago
...want to hear it on my funeral...!!!
Schnuff40 1 year ago 2
@svrfsvp
what do you mean by "real" ?
Gary190tube 2 years ago
I have always loved this track. kraftwerk at their best.
silverstartrucker 2 years ago
Simply AMAZING!
€ndlesss Quality ♫
PAULLONDEN 2 years ago
muyy bacana..... sublime, arte...
jorgemecanicaud 2 years ago
love this song.this for my mother and my sisters may they rest in peace
elilove6 2 years ago 63
@elilove6 i wish somebody dedicated postume kraftwerk to me :)
ElFlakoRompanTodo 1 year ago
@elilove6 god bless
MrPblower 4 months ago
superb music!!!!!!
aalanwilder37 2 years ago 4
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i dont get what u find great about this :s ?
Bosnian519 2 years ago
WTF r u all fucking mental or sumin stop being so ignorant and judging people from stereo types ffs this is 2009 grow up
331299 2 years ago 4
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Speaking of nazi and queer, Dobsondale, Oscar Wilde said that "If you could aford an american holiday, you would not go to America". And then again, filthy rednecks raping their cousin-wife in the trailor would be the first to burn in Auschwitz, so SOMETHING was good about Adolf and his entourage. (speaking of sexuality, the nearest guess is more of asexuality meets asbergers concerning Ralf and the ruhr brothers)
alexnordh 2 years ago
Your grammar and spelling make it extremely hard to pull insults from your paragraph. It's not only that that makes your comment ironic, but the fact that you talk like a right wing nut job. You may be wondering what's ironic about your comment. Well it's that you sound like a raging redneck!
Just enjoy the fucking music!
mikeyskywalker 2 years ago 6
If kraftwerk ever had any political leanings it would be to the LEFT. The man-machine album in its image is inspired by the russian lenin-days futurist El Lissitski and the russian constructivism painet Malevitj, and deals with the sad anonymity of modern society, eg the tribute to Fritz Langs Metropolis.
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are they German ..... then they are nazis dont tell me they dont look like fucking queers even a crowt nazi can tell their queers !!!!! now fuck off back to alsace and loraine oh oh oh no you had to give them back oops !!! 2 world wars and 1 world cup!!!! now fuc off back to hitlers bunker you stupid ss nazi
dobsondale 2 years ago
Fuck you, you ignorant ass. Unless you've met these people in person your hardly the person to judge. Everyone that came out of Germany must be nazis right? Just like everyone from the UK is a stuck up ass hole with shitty teeth. Please, take your head out of your own ass long enough to slit your throat.
NoahCr 2 years ago 6
There is a way dobsondale's rant can be made almost bearable. Imagine those words in the mouth of Basil Fawlty. (Though I would underline "almost.")
Julian9ehp 2 years ago
@NoahCr hahaha shitty teeth, that tickled me.
MrKazz1 1 year ago
What did I say?
NoahCr 1 year ago
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whod have thought a bunch of nazi queers could make such a nice song !
dobsondale 2 years ago
Spacey stuff.....I like it!
discokiller2007 2 years ago
the synth who wanted to be a violin
the violin who wanted to be a synth
karoloandria 2 years ago 8
Beautiful , very eloquent take on it.
Encapsulates the song and Kraftwerk's innovative and sublime homage to Franz Schubert.
tigerxl5 2 years ago 4
well thanks,
karoloandria 2 years ago
may thay live foever
elilove6 2 years ago 3
I seriously could not agree more with classifiedwaste71's post. Brilliantly put.
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what really ? what p[art of post modernism is it that you see ? do you realluy think there is romance in post modernism if so why and how ? i suspect another pretenshiuos person here ! I mean rerally an age of culture what the hell does that mean? what age doesnt hasve a culture >? fucking hell man go be a music critic or something else just as useless and self ego filling pehaps you are a post modernist yyoiur pretenshiuos enough and ignorant enough
dobsondale 2 years ago
@dobsondale - ha ha ha - Basil Fawlty re-born :-)
silverstartrucker 2 years ago
im doing what the info says!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EvaIuationCopy 2 years ago 5
I tear up for some reason listening to this. I love the juxtaposition of organic, wooden instruments w/o electricity mixed in with electronica. It's humanity in the depths of technology, an aspiration for an age of culture and romance in a post-modern world. It's sublime and touching.
classifiedwaste71 2 years ago 6
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you pretenshious wanker ! you dont really nearly cry do you if you do you have cycological promblems ! post modern ? in what way does this music resemble post modernism ? do you know what it is ? romance and post modernism probably dont go anyway ! you do realize that post modernism rejects classic culture ! in fact it probably rejects it all ! as i say pretenswhious wanker !
dobsondale 2 years ago
I used to love Europe Endless, This my fav though!!!
777collie 2 years ago
this is my favorite track off of Trans-Europe Express!
crocodilewerewolf 2 years ago 3
My brother got me onto kraftwerk in late seventies,he was is a great fan too.they are perfectionists i think!!!
carolynan 2 years ago
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yeah. the only band I love like Kraftwerk actually, is one hiting strong in Italy. Search SWAVE IN THE FUTURE. is very different
TheMRious 2 years ago
I am a big New Order fan - you can tell that tracks like this were a huge influence - brilliant.
ady10001 2 years ago
...i.e.: Your Silent Face from Power, Corruption & Lies...
"...a thought that never changes remains a stupid lie..."
damagedlemon 2 years ago
I have this on vinyl too,its just Great THANKS I havent heard it for so long, Its my favourite from the album.Although i think ive worn it out now!!
carolynan 2 years ago
Me too... what genius it takes to put such simple notes together so beautifully. No wonder it took them so long between albums - they had to get it JUST right :)
kiwijohn01 2 years ago
awwhhhhh!!!
how electronic sounds and robots such kraftwerk can make you cry!
doesn't matter if their music is about technology or people
is always GREAT!!
THANKS FOR POSTING :'D
jecbandyk 3 years ago 3
OMG!! I LOVE, LOVE this song!! How hip and brilliant!! They were SO ahead of their time. I never get sick of hearing their music and I think this is very inspired and it inspires me to look at life in a more open and creative way. Thank you Kraftwerk.....
1492oceanblue2 3 years ago 4
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1492oceanblue2 3 years ago
Pure magnificence..! Kraftwerk are all time musicians and innovators! =)))
CleoDK 3 years ago
where can i get this tune? it's apparently not available thru amazon
BsstBlau 3 years ago
I refuse to get rid of my vinyl copy of this album!
SEDGIS 3 years ago 9
This music is from Heaven. It's celestial.
rtms1988 3 years ago 8
This is the only song ever that makes me cry just for the sole reason of being absolutely beautiful music... Then, the albums ends with Endloss, endloss which gives rise to the silent happiness coming from within you. Why aren't Kraftwerk medaled as biggest musicians of 20th/21st century? So many musical awards worldwide but none for them...?
ivanarsenijevic 3 years ago 21
@ivanarsenijevic
These so-called "music awards" have long lost their meaning. Today it's the popular vote that counts, and a lot of those awarded "artists" have long since passed into obscurity. I won't bother with examples.
There's plenty of highly influental musicians, Devo for instance, who were very influental but never got much of a public recognition.
Anyway it's not just in the music industry a lot of innovative pioneers go un-noticed and without some awards.
McLarenMercedes 1 year ago 3
@ivanarsenijevic because awarads go to some pop-shit-one-season-wannabies who get forgotten soon after recording studios make their profit off them and dump the expendable talent-less trash to create another "best-selling superstar of the summer 20XX".
mefpazur 9 months ago
All of Kraftwerk's music is elegant.
ekimshield 3 years ago 9
Truly beautiful.
kosalet 3 years ago 5
Vielen Dank - gibt es sonst ein Land, daß man so lieben kann, trotz allem?
Guedingen 3 years ago 4
I have one question: Is Kraftwerk's "Franz Schubert" original song by Kraftwerk - or is inspirated by some Franz Schubert's symphony...
Eremita68 3 years ago 3
Good question. I know his symphonies 1-8, but, maybe I`m wrong, can´t recognise it here. However, the early Kraftwerk of the mid 70s (and before) was deeply inspired of the
19th century german romantic (Schubert)period. Examples for their romanticism are:
Mitternacht..Morgenspaziergang..Tongebirge..
..Kometenmelodie (All here on YT)
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Nagelbrett 3 years ago 19
Hmmm, I`m afraid I`ve edited my post a bit too much ( because of the 500 character limit ) I hope it`s still somehow understandable.
Anyway. I´ve tried my best. ;o)
Nagelbrett 3 years ago 4
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nettalkman 2 years ago
@Nagelbrett at last a real intellectual profound remark of this gods.
alexnordh 1 year ago
@Nagelbrett
an Kraftwerk
iluvagothkenny 1 year ago
@Nagelbrett Arguably Schubert wrote those famou,s beautiful, lenghty movements, yet the term "Unendliche Melodie" was coined by Richard Wagner to describe his own music.
slowmovement 1 year ago
Yes the music is full of emotion. Im so glad I found them.
flowerlove79 3 years ago 3
great
pastrykingdom 3 years ago
This music-piece is SO beautiful. I am happy for all the people that have heard it.
The genius of this piece is the hypnotic combination of the repeating synth-sequence and the distorted sounding classical music.
Together with Europe Endless the best pieces by Kraftwerk. Thank you guys...
pollewop3 3 years ago 23
I totally agree with you - those two tracks have always been in my personal top 10, which varies greatly from time to time.
2glenside 3 years ago 5
@2glenside - thanks for posting this, it's years since I played this album. I also like the Neu! tracks you have posted too - I will have to buy a vinyl copy of Neu! 75. Cheers, Paul
JDsmiffy1 1 year ago
@2glenside Care to tell us your personal top 10? You seem to be a man of refined music taste.
guichoflo2 11 months ago
So beautiful.
kfrausto 3 years ago 3
Sublime song! Thank you, Kraftwerk! Thank you, 2glenside! I wait one year in Youtube for this moment!
ALCIDAO 3 years ago 2
"We few, we few and happy,we a rank of brothers..."
franciscodetoledo 4 years ago 3
This is the song of my life.
Deep and hypnotic.
I am this song.
Thank you, Kraftwerk, thank you very much, and sorry for my very bad english!!
Ciao!
gerardo
gerripozzi 4 years ago 3
This is the song of my life.
Deep and hypnotic.
I am this song.
Thank you, Kraftwerk, and sorry for my very bad english!
gerardo
gerripozzi 4 years ago 2
Franz Krafwerk Europa Endless Endless Dream...
Just perfect...
GruithuisenCityMan 4 years ago 4
Believe it or not but I guess this tiny piece is my favorite on the entire TEE album
Nagelbrett 4 years ago 8
I love this track so much.
SufjanStevens420 4 years ago 7