Schade, das Ende fehlt. Das war das erste Lied, dass ich von den Neubauten gehört habe und war sofort begeistert. Das Video ist klasse. Auch von mir... Thanks for uploading.
I first heard this back when I was 12 in eighties. It blew me away. Halber Mensch was still one of their best albums. This video really captures the extent of their creativity as an industrial sound system with a stunning visual medium. Thanks for uploading.
thats right!!!!!!!!!!!!i don't use any drugs but understand the atmosphere very well.........maybe i'm crazy...........but what's the definition of the word"CRAZY"
@MrBrianSlade only idiots think that a crazy or drugged person would be the only one that could 'understand' this. Fans of industrial music aren't all mentally-challenged freaks or drug users.
You may also want to consider the thought that this may not have any concrete meaning, only an atmosphere, two very different things.
Ummmm, you may also consider that you simply fail to comprehend it. Moreover, labeling a mentally challenged person as a freak, doesn't make you sane, right? As for myself, I never said that that Industrial is a music genre only for a specific group of people, only that this song talks about substance abuse. Express your stereotypical ideas somewhere else. Au revoir!
@MrBrianSlade To speak of comprehension, you have no idea what my comment was about. I was making fun of you for referring drugs to this music. You can't go to almost any Industrial/experimental/noise music video on youtube without some half-wit saying 'lololol drugs' or some dumb shit like that. The song may be about drugs, but a person can understand a drug song without having to have used drugs, right? I'm a fan of Lou Reed, and I can understand his drug songs without the drugs.
@darkRoyalty You were the one not minding your own business. Since you failed to notice I was not insulting EN or trying to spread my ego, I was only saying that I hate people who make drug-references on Industrial music videos, because people fucking do it all the time.
And how the hell do you get off so high and mighty without even saying anything concrete or interesting, 'no you can't; good god, shut up', yeah, you're such an intellectual.
@KingOfUm Actually, this song is not about drugs but rather the result of an experiment Blixa practiced on himself. If I remember correctly, he wanted to know how sleeplessness would affect his Central Nervous System (which is what ZNS stands for) so he went something like 4 days without sleep and wrote the song.
@SoNickPick That's something of what I had read in the Strategies Against Archetecture 2 booklet, but I couldn't remember. It just pisses me off straight when I read these idiotic comments, not to mention the type of jackasses, li MrBrianSlade, who think they're hilarious.
@KingOfUm You're exactly right! That's where I read it... But don't get to worked up about trolls and let haters hate; I'm just glad somebody posted that awesome video on YT.
¿industrial? Thats not exist, (es una banda que le da prioridad a la percusión con objetos desechables, ya se habia hecho y aun se hace de nuevas maneras), people find this thing of stuff by youtube and star to post stupid coments (like this maybe too) about music, this and nin and blablablabla sorry my caca english.
Throbbing Gristle quite literally invented the term "industrial music" in the 70s. They started a label called Factory Records with the slogan "Industrial music for industrial people." Industrial music at its start was not dance music, it was a sort of anti-music experimental movement. Einsturzende Neubauten is an amazing band and in many ways evokes the experimental and transgressive impulses that inspired the early industrial music genre.
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Thank you so much for the video link! I think that seeing this movie yesterday just changed my life, though I still have yet to know how. As for the arguments regarding Industrial music, though, I think the concept of Collapsing New Buildings is illustrated here as the pivotal cornerstone of the movement. That, and Blixa's screaming still gives me raging orgasms. But the art-meets-philosophy thing is still there. :D
This is the ever first time that I see EN´svideo, I´ll check the german text, maybe so i can understand what the fuck this video means. Their crazy surreal so called music piece is awesomely impressive and quite shocking at times, but like this one, this is a blast. Well done..!!
trent who what now? reznor is a dirty dirty name never spoken in the midst of this level artistry. and keep austin weird? fuck you. that city wouldn't know creativity if it spawned a universe wide revolution within it's supposedly liberal city limits. we can only hope that one of us or at best or something we come in contact with at worst makes strides that make this much sense in the scheme of it all in the next 5 years. somebody get to werk!!
YES !! traveling from Dublin to Amsterdam to see them in October. Went to London to see them once, but they canceled on the day. Hopefully this time it works out better.
@rotedrachen - as great as EN are, bands like SPK and Severed Heads (Australia) and Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire (UK), were making similar music in the late 70s, several years before EN formed... though EN took it further.
Don't like the label "Industrial" for this music. I have been into electronic and experimental music a long time and most of my favorite groups don't like the label either. Newer Metropolis artist can use that term because most of the music put out under that label is regurgitated thin crap anyway. Einsturzende Neubauten ARE fantastic in every way please don't cheapen or dumb down there status by calling them "industrial".
@idm808 Agreed. I really cant put a label on them. They have some songs that are as far away from the term "industrial" as can be, but then some like this.
¿industrial? Thats not exist, (es una banda que le da prioridad a la percusión con objetos desechables, ya se habia hecho y aun se hace de nuevas maneras), people find this thing of stuff by youtube and star to post stupid coments (like this maybe too) about music, this and nin and blablablabla sorry my caca english.
@rotedrachen Throbbing Gristle invented industrial music. Nice try, fanboy. To be fair, though, E.N. were early on the scene and incredibly important pioneers.
i just read the history of this band and i think this guys are genius... i mean this is the spirit of the music... like they doesn't need do nothing to like to you 'cause what they do are passionately. fuck comercial shit... fuck mtv fuck the radio... long live to the under music ! ! !
Comparing Einsturzende Neubauten is really pointless as well. All of what I have heard and seen has more emphasis on performance than music. Einsturzende Neubauten is obviously great. But to say that NIN (and whomever else you want to degrade) isn't as good as Einsturzende Neubauten is like talking about different types of ice cream and saying that turkey is good.
It will never become better than this.. crazy German musicians together with crazy Japanese dancers.. One of the most industrial tracks in history.. and a bloody good one. I can only say one thing to mr Reznor: "Look, listen, kneel.. pray"
@azynkron little weird fact, Henry Rollins has their logo tattooed on him. I saw it in sons of anarchy. Reznor knows nothing compared to these guys. I hear some influence in Mike Patton's projects at times.
hm.. I'd suggest you try to check upp some videos on some different places. Its kinda tricky to show how its pronounced with the english sounds on the letters.
yea dude, im soo into rammstein, NIN, all those industrial works. My dad introduced me to these guys and wow, ppl whom are fans of the fore mentioned sould pay mad respects to this band.
Of course, ZNS is my favorite song from Halber Mensch. But I know of others just as great from O.T, Kollaps, and Stahlmusik, check the other albums out if you haven't already.
Although, Halber Mensch should be such a credit to Industrial music.
Geeze, Blixa Bargeld would hate us calling his music Industrial, haha.
I always thought of them as the type of band that would comeout of the ashes of the apocalypse. Like they knew they should be playing music but they didn't know what music is.
its funny how the neubauten crew actually looks somewhat "normal" in comparison to the japanese butoh dancers! i didn't even know this video existed until i saw a clip of it featured on the "listen with pain" documentary. excellent collaboration! deliciously eccentric and creepy!
But when you think about it, EN DO look very "normal", with the exception of Blixa back in the day. Oftentimes, the most amazing and unusual music is created by the most ordinary and rather bland looking people.
No ijustsigneduptobagu this is nothing like Birthday Party, this is the birth of industrial music. Einsturzende Neubauten are the greatest! What a fantastic clip. Check out Muslim Gauze, Skinny Puppy, Diamanda Galas, John Zorn...
Hm, I'm a big fan of EN and all the rest of HM I really like but this didn't impress me too much I must say. It sounds like they're using an electric drum kit
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Sorry (I am no internet expert) but my comment has dissapeared apparently. What it said was that no, I dont "Know EN" and that I wish I could better. I maintain that I dont like this video/song too much.
The beginning scares the shit outta me
23cornchip 2 weeks ago
I had a dream like this once. It was the worst dream BTW.
nermalnermal 3 weeks ago
I heard an interview with Blixa once and he referred to their music as folk music. Fell off my chair.
Blixa for World President!! :)
jgg017 1 month ago
I don't get it. That was wierd.
dogdirts 1 month ago
Makes so many others look like dillettantes of their avowed committments.
Lieu3C4 1 month ago
long live cropped t-shirts! long live die under-booben !
AJtheory 1 month ago in playlist My Vlog
Can't wait to hear Nouvelle Vague do a cover of this, lol
AJtheory 1 month ago in playlist My Vlog
xodarap: "Throbbing Gristle invented Industrial!!!!"
rotedrachen: "Einstürzende Neubauten invented industrial!!!"
fritzo: "Genesis P. Orridge, Dave Ball and E. Neubauten gave a fuck and recorded Decoder together" :P
fritzo62 2 months ago in playlist EBM // Wave // Industrial
mindfuck...
XXmello42 2 months ago
only Residents come close..
Torsti2003z 3 months ago
damn this is crazy dont remember ever laughing as much :D
Torsti2003z 3 months ago
Schade, das Ende fehlt. Das war das erste Lied, dass ich von den Neubauten gehört habe und war sofort begeistert. Das Video ist klasse. Auch von mir... Thanks for uploading.
allizorp 6 months ago
I first heard this back when I was 12 in eighties. It blew me away. Halber Mensch was still one of their best albums. This video really captures the extent of their creativity as an industrial sound system with a stunning visual medium. Thanks for uploading.
moonsafari200 7 months ago
thats right!!!!!!!!!!!!i don't use any drugs but understand the atmosphere very well.........maybe i'm crazy...........but what's the definition of the word"CRAZY"
zusannaable 8 months ago
so this is where anna varney cantodea took her look from, thats actually pretty rad
1787dude 9 months ago
FUCKING GOOD !!!
godarkVIDEOS 10 months ago
this video is what started it all for me.
I knew nothing about these people before, (except one of guys is from the Bad Seeds)
and I still haven't managed to memorize how to spell this band's name.
SubliminalMinded2011 10 months ago
only a schizophrenic person would know the true meaning of this.
1787dude 11 months ago
@1787dude
or an amphetamine user
MrBrianSlade 10 months ago
@MrBrianSlade luuuuulllzzzzzz
1787dude 10 months ago
@MrBrianSlade only idiots think that a crazy or drugged person would be the only one that could 'understand' this. Fans of industrial music aren't all mentally-challenged freaks or drug users.
You may also want to consider the thought that this may not have any concrete meaning, only an atmosphere, two very different things.
KingOfUm 10 months ago
@KingOfUm
Ummmm, you may also consider that you simply fail to comprehend it. Moreover, labeling a mentally challenged person as a freak, doesn't make you sane, right? As for myself, I never said that that Industrial is a music genre only for a specific group of people, only that this song talks about substance abuse. Express your stereotypical ideas somewhere else. Au revoir!
MrBrianSlade 10 months ago
@MrBrianSlade To speak of comprehension, you have no idea what my comment was about. I was making fun of you for referring drugs to this music. You can't go to almost any Industrial/experimental/noise music video on youtube without some half-wit saying 'lololol drugs' or some dumb shit like that. The song may be about drugs, but a person can understand a drug song without having to have used drugs, right? I'm a fan of Lou Reed, and I can understand his drug songs without the drugs.
KingOfUm 9 months ago
@KingOfUm no, you can't.
darkRoyalty 9 months ago
@darkRoyalty Good god, I really hate pretentious people.
KingOfUm 9 months ago
@KingOfUm good god, shut up.
darkRoyalty 9 months ago
@darkRoyalty You were the one not minding your own business. Since you failed to notice I was not insulting EN or trying to spread my ego, I was only saying that I hate people who make drug-references on Industrial music videos, because people fucking do it all the time.
And how the hell do you get off so high and mighty without even saying anything concrete or interesting, 'no you can't; good god, shut up', yeah, you're such an intellectual.
KingOfUm 9 months ago
@KingOfUm Actually, this song is not about drugs but rather the result of an experiment Blixa practiced on himself. If I remember correctly, he wanted to know how sleeplessness would affect his Central Nervous System (which is what ZNS stands for) so he went something like 4 days without sleep and wrote the song.
SoNickPick 3 months ago
@SoNickPick That's something of what I had read in the Strategies Against Archetecture 2 booklet, but I couldn't remember. It just pisses me off straight when I read these idiotic comments, not to mention the type of jackasses, li MrBrianSlade, who think they're hilarious.
KingOfUm 3 months ago
@KingOfUm You're exactly right! That's where I read it... But don't get to worked up about trolls and let haters hate; I'm just glad somebody posted that awesome video on YT.
SoNickPick 3 months ago
@SoNickPick Me too, I love the whole film. Did you know that they just recently released it on DVD? I have it only on VHS.
You're right, people really shouldn't raise their blood pressure over internet quarrels.
KingOfUm 3 months ago
entyre poésie, rock experimentale et theatre.. (meme si les neuibauten n'ont jamaos font du theatre en vrai) j'adore!!!!!!!!!!
punkartpunkart 1 year ago
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¿industrial? Thats not exist, (es una banda que le da prioridad a la percusión con objetos desechables, ya se habia hecho y aun se hace de nuevas maneras), people find this thing of stuff by youtube and star to post stupid coments (like this maybe too) about music, this and nin and blablablabla sorry my caca english.
zeitok8 1 year ago
there was never something like it before and there will not ever be something like that again
xenospap1 1 year ago
Throbbing Gristle quite literally invented the term "industrial music" in the 70s. They started a label called Factory Records with the slogan "Industrial music for industrial people." Industrial music at its start was not dance music, it was a sort of anti-music experimental movement. Einsturzende Neubauten is an amazing band and in many ways evokes the experimental and transgressive impulses that inspired the early industrial music genre.
NyxNoughtNothing 1 year ago 6
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NyxNoughtNothing 1 year ago
I can hardly write their name, but they are oh so zehr zehr good. I am moving to Berlin. Who wants to join me?
Check out Blume, if you haven't already.
UTubeGoFuckYourself 1 year ago
I can hardly write their name, but they are oh so zehr zehr good. I am moving to Berlin. Who wants to join me?
UTubeGoFuckYourself 1 year ago
i do believe he actually coined the term 'industrial' due to their use of no musical instruments at this time, grinders and 45 gallon drums instead
chuckm66 1 year ago
..das Zimmer hat Seegang.
Jogelheino 1 year ago
If this song is industrial, than Nick Cave is industrial too... You are really talking nonsense...
anagezi 1 year ago
whoa this is the crazyest shit ever!
MrMRfabul0us 1 year ago
amazing!.. look like some sort of tribal dance...futuristic and archaic at the same time!
Coui0112358 1 year ago
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Good, I can´t see the full video =(
laizek 1 year ago
Thank you so much for the video link! I think that seeing this movie yesterday just changed my life, though I still have yet to know how. As for the arguments regarding Industrial music, though, I think the concept of Collapsing New Buildings is illustrated here as the pivotal cornerstone of the movement. That, and Blixa's screaming still gives me raging orgasms. But the art-meets-philosophy thing is still there. :D
CrazyJoAgain 1 year ago
This is the ever first time that I see EN´svideo, I´ll check the german text, maybe so i can understand what the fuck this video means. Their crazy surreal so called music piece is awesomely impressive and quite shocking at times, but like this one, this is a blast. Well done..!!
Malencars 1 year ago
A Perfect Circle totally ripped this off, like ICP stealing their song "Miracles" from Chris and Cosey.
cm2dude 1 year ago
wtf is this video supposed to mean
lameduckg 1 year ago
Reznor had his place but this isn't it. This is the holy ground.
7hac 1 year ago
trent who what now? reznor is a dirty dirty name never spoken in the midst of this level artistry. and keep austin weird? fuck you. that city wouldn't know creativity if it spawned a universe wide revolution within it's supposedly liberal city limits. we can only hope that one of us or at best or something we come in contact with at worst makes strides that make this much sense in the scheme of it all in the next 5 years. somebody get to werk!!
skidotcom1 1 year ago 2
these guys got a great imagination
lameduckg 1 year ago
YES !! traveling from Dublin to Amsterdam to see them in October. Went to London to see them once, but they canceled on the day. Hopefully this time it works out better.
trollfinger 1 year ago
Yes yes yes! Thanks a million for posting this. This is the sorce! Without E.N. and Skinny puppy....well,....SUCK IT REZNOR! yea.
XRISSX77 1 year ago
ESN...Yum!
awellfedbottomfeeder 1 year ago
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bardotrs 1 year ago
WOW, The waking nightmares of a crystal meth addict !!!! This is Fun WEEEEEE !!!!!!
DrFrankLee 1 year ago
Einsturzende Neubauten + Japanese butoh dancers - way to go!
MagickTemple 1 year ago
hell realm.
annemarie326 1 year ago
Einstürzende Neubauten INVENTED Industrial music!!!
rotedrachen 1 year ago 26
@rotedrachen No.
Klowpapier 1 year ago
@rotedrachen - as great as EN are, bands like SPK and Severed Heads (Australia) and Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire (UK), were making similar music in the late 70s, several years before EN formed... though EN took it further.
EYEmusique 1 year ago
@EYEmusique I always found SPK Boring, personally.
Glowb0t 1 year ago
@rotedrachen well, they didn't Throbbing Gristle did... but that doesn't stop Neubauten being fantastic.
edgeeffect 1 year ago
@rotedrachen
Don't like the label "Industrial" for this music. I have been into electronic and experimental music a long time and most of my favorite groups don't like the label either. Newer Metropolis artist can use that term because most of the music put out under that label is regurgitated thin crap anyway. Einsturzende Neubauten ARE fantastic in every way please don't cheapen or dumb down there status by calling them "industrial".
idm808 1 year ago
@idm808
THANK YOU
Glowb0t 1 year ago
@idm808 Agreed. I really cant put a label on them. They have some songs that are as far away from the term "industrial" as can be, but then some like this.
deannadeadly 1 year ago
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idm808 1 year ago
@rotedrachen
Throbbing Gristle existed before though.
But they might be the best industrial band I would agree with that!
Psychoska777 1 year ago
¿industrial? Thats not exist, (es una banda que le da prioridad a la percusión con objetos desechables, ya se habia hecho y aun se hace de nuevas maneras), people find this thing of stuff by youtube and star to post stupid coments (like this maybe too) about music, this and nin and blablablabla sorry my caca english.
zeitok8 1 year ago
@rotedrachen I don't want to split hairs but I think that honour belongs to Throbbing Gristle.
SoNickPick 3 months ago
@rotedrachen Throbbing Gristle invented industrial music. Nice try, fanboy. To be fair, though, E.N. were early on the scene and incredibly important pioneers.
Xodarap777 3 months ago
@rotedrachen no, ni ahi. Throbbing Gristle creó el sello industrial
nebardooo 2 months ago
@rotedrachen Pretty sure Throbbing Gristle did. TG was from 1975 and Einstürzende Neubauten was from 1980. Both great bands.
coolguy00442 2 months ago
O_O I'm in love.
loversxplague 1 year ago
i just read the history of this band and i think this guys are genius... i mean this is the spirit of the music... like they doesn't need do nothing to like to you 'cause what they do are passionately. fuck comercial shit... fuck mtv fuck the radio... long live to the under music ! ! !
WhereThereDude 1 year ago 4
y que mierda hago yo tirando blipis y clickis desde un pc,??????
cuando pierdo el amor por la musica siempre vuelvo a E.N.
strunk100 1 year ago 2
i think this song is about hte central nervous system
swatyrbirdies 1 year ago
Comparing Einsturzende Neubauten is really pointless as well. All of what I have heard and seen has more emphasis on performance than music. Einsturzende Neubauten is obviously great. But to say that NIN (and whomever else you want to degrade) isn't as good as Einsturzende Neubauten is like talking about different types of ice cream and saying that turkey is good.
tracycj2001 1 year ago 2
I want my 80s back
fabianfanfar 1 year ago
"OUR" 80´s!!!!
CerberusvonOz 1 year ago
that´s the real 80´s ...the industrial music! the underground! not the copy´s of sinth pop, and bad versions of real music!!
alafiestaenllamas 1 year ago
It was the spirit of the age,inkognito!!!
CerberusvonOz 1 year ago
i used to have a hard time spelling this guy's name lol
HeroinBleeds 1 year ago
krass krass krass...!
TheLovett42 1 year ago
That's Brent Treznor to you, mister!
But yeah, EN makes him look like Justin Timberlake. Some of the more dissonant stuff off The Downward Spiral was pretty good though.
superfatty3000 1 year ago 3
when i first heard this song I was so caught up with the rhythm..oh I just loooove it!!!
FragileLittleAngel 1 year ago
Was passiert, wenn man japanischen Exzentrismus und musikalisches Gedankengut ala Einstürzende Neubauten miteinander kombiniert?
Außergewöhnliches, Kunsvolles, Verrücktes, Krachiges, Makaberes, Rockiges.....
einfach nur schön zuzusehen!
Tichy1384 2 years ago
dancers in video for stinkfist are Osseus Labyrint
NoDozBukowski 2 years ago
bitchin
faceofjesusinmysoup 2 years ago
日本語に突っ込みを･･･
harrypon 2 years ago
This is NiN and Tools grandfather.Old school shit.
waderp 2 years ago 6
totally agree with you!
matijash 2 years ago
When I got this DVD I thought the exact same thing.
trollfinger 2 years ago
What does tool have to do with anything
45009234 2 years ago
@45009234 i think this song is about the central nervous system
swatyrbirdies 1 year ago
bla bla bla geld
cash
ihave the shirt on at this minitelook to my videoresponse on that peace staggersu
staggersu 2 years ago
Did any members of DaiRakudokan ever do anything with the band Tool (i.e. the video for "Stinkfist") ?
AJtheory 2 years ago
just i have eheh!!! with buto great!!!!!!!
elettradevice 2 years ago
Crack.
choreforthelost 2 years ago 2
It will never become better than this.. crazy German musicians together with crazy Japanese dancers.. One of the most industrial tracks in history.. and a bloody good one. I can only say one thing to mr Reznor: "Look, listen, kneel.. pray"
azynkron 2 years ago 82
nin and einsturzende neubauten are both good
subhumanmaster 2 years ago 7
I'm pretty sure Einsturzende is WAY better...
AJtheory 2 years ago 3
@azynkron
He's not allowed look
trollfinger 1 year ago
@azynkron hahahhaah nevermind
sickolinokio 1 year ago
@azynkron just because someone uses a drum machine it doesn't make it "Industrial." honestly lacks any depth.
tvlies2you 1 year ago 3
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@azynkron just because someone uses a drum machine it doesn't make it "Industrial." honestly lacks any depth.
tvlies2you 1 year ago
@azynkron Trent Reznor is a hack.
NovemberSong28th 1 year ago
@azynkron little weird fact, Henry Rollins has their logo tattooed on him. I saw it in sons of anarchy. Reznor knows nothing compared to these guys. I hear some influence in Mike Patton's projects at times.
trollfinger 9 months ago
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dinroev 2 years ago
dance... the central nervous system..it dances..
antissimo 2 years ago
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dinroev 2 years ago
this song makes me feel alive. it´s so muck engegy and... Art. Einsturzende Neubauten is phenomenal and Blixa is a hero.
kissbajja 2 years ago 2
dei geni blixa è un grande! bellissimo video bel pz
claudissima71 2 years ago
I fuckin love this devilish killer sound and beat of this song and band. Can't get enough of it.
RussX5Z 2 years ago 2
Bocc
Merluzz 2 years ago
EN meet Sogo Ishii! I love this. And as a matter of fact I love the entire Halber Mensch film.
earx23 2 years ago
Bocc
Merluzz 2 years ago
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elbachelor19 2 years ago
Les destructeurs de nouveaux bâtiments...
elbachelor19 2 years ago
When I first heard this, I thought it was:
'Tanz of/the sick(en)ness'
I suppose that is appropriate for butoh
Exitof99 2 years ago
Zentralnervensystem
KsiezniczkaZima 2 years ago
tremendo!!!
chafulnifornio 2 years ago
Bellissimo, vorrai dire
Merluzz 2 years ago
where cna i learn how to pronunce their name?
DevilJins 2 years ago 2
@ DevilJins: for an english speaker, the phonetic transscription would be something like "iyn-shtyrtzen-deh noy-bouten"
nexialist 2 years ago
hm.. I'd suggest you try to check upp some videos on some different places. Its kinda tricky to show how its pronounced with the english sounds on the letters.
W4RW017 2 years ago
Its pronounce is "TONNO"
Merluzz 2 years ago
I love EN, but this video is sincerely disturbing. i like it.
Glowb0t 2 years ago
*****remenber , 1998 CLUB cine opera mEXICO CITY huauuuuu
carlosstm1 2 years ago
The ' nervous system dances'
deepbluehue3 2 years ago
grotesque performances always go well with neubauten's music
Salatta666 2 years ago 2
Genial!
kaaaytube 2 years ago
i do love it
too great
too wunderful
thanks for uploading
bkasipavicius3 2 years ago
it´s not wunderful but wonderful
I would write wunderbar
bkasipavicius3 2 years ago
That is so fucking weird.
Saibot216 2 years ago 2
This does wonderful things for my meninges.
Placement93 2 years ago
ke fottuti!! stupendo
lanciasassi17 2 years ago
It's not the red of cabernet sauvignon..No,No No..It's Not that red
absurdaSie 2 years ago 2
Stellare!
8432Sx 2 years ago
EN + butoh = <3
clarerh 2 years ago
4:05-4:08 shes a gonna eat ya!!!!
koblegard 2 years ago
Es tanzt das ZNS !
idiotsontape 2 years ago
_0_
SurdZillah 2 years ago
//I don't this ''music'' at first
but i can't stop watch it now
Deepgreen0611 2 years ago
!!!
GiacomoArtud 2 years ago
Throw in some crazy japanese and some crazy germans.. what do you get?
One of the best industrial songs made.. Somehow this song has always defined the genre for me allthough EN perhaps would call them selves Avantgarde.
azynkron 2 years ago
yea dude, im soo into rammstein, NIN, all those industrial works. My dad introduced me to these guys and wow, ppl whom are fans of the fore mentioned sould pay mad respects to this band.
xMisterBlakex 2 years ago
Of course, ZNS is my favorite song from Halber Mensch. But I know of others just as great from O.T, Kollaps, and Stahlmusik, check the other albums out if you haven't already.
Although, Halber Mensch should be such a credit to Industrial music.
Geeze, Blixa Bargeld would hate us calling his music Industrial, haha.
Rowenx6 2 years ago 2
I always thought of them as the type of band that would comeout of the ashes of the apocalypse. Like they knew they should be playing music but they didn't know what music is.
trollfinger 2 years ago 3
oh yes it's great:-) But really funny (for me) is 4:58;-)
letztesBiestamHimmel 3 years ago
Wow, great music!!!
2:57 is so funny XD
MipKouta 3 years ago
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NEUBAUTEN SUCKS!
stitchwitchd 3 years ago
No they don't.
trollfinger 3 years ago 2
wicked...I like the primitive camera work, and am glad my ZNS no longer tantzt.
katjohannsen 3 years ago
It's awsome...no, not awsome...I can't find the right words I can't believe that someone could do something like that Only EN were able
love it till the end of the world
letztesBiestamHimmel 3 years ago 3
It looks like a musical-version of "Tetsuo - The Iron Man" :)
HisIroIsGone 3 years ago 3
first I associated on Tetsuo too... glad to see it's not only me!
ffvicomte 2 years ago
tja da war Blixa noch kreativ... ;-)
vevaxx 3 years ago 5
this is pure art !!
Coui0112358 3 years ago 6
i love this so much
koblegard 3 years ago
a matter of artistic creativity. brilliant!
andziula666 3 years ago 3
I won't be able to sleep tonight but...
great art
MrsOscarWilde 3 years ago
The Butoh Dancers are a fine piece of work! I love the video, pure originality and Industrial likeliness :]
Rowenx6 3 years ago
what up ammutbite. ES TANZT DER ZET EN ES
aberkman23 3 years ago 2
its funny how the neubauten crew actually looks somewhat "normal" in comparison to the japanese butoh dancers! i didn't even know this video existed until i saw a clip of it featured on the "listen with pain" documentary. excellent collaboration! deliciously eccentric and creepy!
signalinstatic 3 years ago 12
But when you think about it, EN DO look very "normal", with the exception of Blixa back in the day. Oftentimes, the most amazing and unusual music is created by the most ordinary and rather bland looking people.
electronicbrainpan 3 years ago 3
H.Bosch meet E.Neubatan. Demonic.
damnbeavers84 3 years ago 2
No ijustsigneduptobagu this is nothing like Birthday Party, this is the birth of industrial music. Einsturzende Neubauten are the greatest! What a fantastic clip. Check out Muslim Gauze, Skinny Puppy, Diamanda Galas, John Zorn...
JamesBasilisk 3 years ago
Run Blixa, ruuuuuuuuuunnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MaliMacaklin 3 years ago 2
Hm, I'm a big fan of EN and all the rest of HM I really like but this didn't impress me too much I must say. It sounds like they're using an electric drum kit
FlinnMilligan 3 years ago
Then you don't know EN.
Rowenx6 3 years ago
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an afterthought: I am surprised that you could be bothered to reply to this in such a... boring way.
FlinnMilligan 3 years ago
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Sorry (I am no internet expert) but my comment has dissapeared apparently. What it said was that no, I dont "Know EN" and that I wish I could better. I maintain that I dont like this video/song too much.
FlinnMilligan 3 years ago
Did you just post 3 comments regarding mine?
Err...
Rowenx6 3 years ago
Yeah, sorry man, I'm really not great at this whole "internet" malarky; I shall desist presently.
FlinnMilligan 3 years ago
i love it!:-)
MaelDasha 3 years ago 2
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what the fuck is this
gleixfeelspenis 3 years ago
It's Einsturzende Neubauten. It says it on the top.
trollfinger 3 years ago 9
art
fishbrot 3 years ago
Fantastic to see that this band is known in the U.S.
Are their records available in the States?
Do you have english versions of the lyrics?
YouTube is about to change my way of seeing the world... Neubauten known in the U.S........
Rohhaut 3 years ago 2