NEU! - Hero live 74

NEU! en directo en 1974 con la formacion del tercer disco( Klaus Dinger,Michael Rother,Hans Lampe y Thomas Dinger) tocando una version "en construccion" de Hero.



NEU! live in 1974 playing an early version of "hero" with the line-up of their third record (Klaus Dinger,Michael Rother,Hans Lampe and Thomas Dinger)

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• Dinger
• Michael
• Rother
• Hans
• Lampe
• Thomas
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[jmummot]

Thank you very, very, very much indeed for uploading this!!!!

[logonazo]

@jmummot thanks to you for watch it!!!

[mrrubbish]

When Neu! split in 72/73 Klaus Dinger formed La Dusseldorf with his brother Thomas and Hans Lampe, when Neu! reformed for Neu! 75 he brought them along with him to complete his side of that LP (the La Dusseldorf LP came out after Neu! split again in 75). Just check the credits on any Neu! record and you will see that Klaus is credited with playing guitar on them all.  He may have been the drummer on the first 2 LPs but he contributed very much more than just the beats.

[logonazo]

@mrrubbish yes and no, NEU! never split they returned to record together cos they have a recording deal with the"metronome" label, the concept of La DÜsseldorf was a round klaus's head that time (74 aprox) and much more than that, he founded a record company to promote new bands and give a chance to people like " Lilac engels" but all the rest of strong companies fucked his plans, of free concerts etc,...this and the end of his relationship with his girlfriend ended to be the lyrics of "hero"

[logonazo]

@mrrubbish and yes both of them were multi-instrumentalist, both played drums too,guitars and so on,...but michael was more a guitar player and Klaus was more a drummer and that doesn't mean nothing in particular,Klaus himself said in his short autobiography (you can found it on "dingerland" on the web) says that began to take guitar lessons in 1975-76, and i think that their style of playing guitar on their solo albums (rother-la düsseldorf) are very similar and i love both

[thankGodforDavidG]

Michael Rother Rocks, I mean the guy done Kraftwerk, Neu, Harmonia, cluster, all the electronic rock stuff and it all started in Hamburg, Germany, where in the 60s the Beatles, Pink Floyd did clubs there. There was incredible History in those days !!!

[flagrantsake]

some cool MFs there

[carianoff]

Is there a full length of this, these edits are killing me!

[emilyoshiro]

SUPERNATURAL!! TANX 4 POSTING THIS GEM

[DrugStabbingTime]

I saw a performance MGMT did recently on a late night program, I think David Letterman, and they used a bubble machine on stage. The B-52's have used one too. But to use one so early on and be so unique, and with such solidarity in a small scene is something else. Very cool and innovative band. They sort of saw the art rock, alternative and indie scene that was to come. NEU! are legends for that.

[neuaims07]

Hey...these could really be my ancestors....same last name...and they open up the concert with bubbles...OHH YEAHH....thats my family right here...

[PeregrineTrousers]

That drummer reminds me of my dog before I got it to stop pulling at the lead.

[periurban]

Wow.

[GolliwoggMusic]

Golliwogg APPROVES of this song.

[CRAIGANJOS]

@Davis752 I distinctly remember a longer version as my girlfriend would laugh at Klaus and say that he sounded like Cartman from southpark..also this has been spliced/edited around 1.12 and I clearly remember it having a caption under each member with there name..the german tv company WDR probably have it. but I can assure you even if it isn't from the 'Kraut&Ruben' doc . I know that it was on youtube..don't wanna argue about it as I beleive that we would both love it back on youtube..