un morceau de fou .... ça restera dans mon top 10 à vie !!!!! la belgique a connu l'âge d'or de la musique electronique avec toutes ses boites de fou.... toute ma jeunesse.
At that time, in 1984… most of the others being busy playing ballads, orchestral music, 80’s pop music began and look at these guys: they took another direction!
On se sert toujours des parachutes de cette vidéo sur le stand de merchandising à chaque concert, en deco de fond, ils sentent les fumigènes de centaines de concerts!
Et dire que j avais que 14 ans... Grand fan colle aujourd'hui des jeunes qui écoutes du rap... No shuffle me renvoi au livres de issac asimov, 'foundation
Anos 80 e 90 nas danceterias...salões do Brasil, os telões, o vinil. Agradeço aos DJ de São Paulo q traziam o mundo inteiro..para a felicidade de todos!!!
Qui peut douter, à la revue de ces images d'archives, des moments d'extrême bravoure insufflée par Front 242 dans le visuel accompagnant la musique électronique du 20ème siècle (et au-delà) ?
Ce qui est assez dingue, c'est de voir comment tous ces groupes précurseurs de toute la musique electronique, ont été oubliés et "snobés". Demande à un DJ s'il connait F242, NITZER EBB, CABARET VOLTAIRE, ect... NON. Il ne connaitra même pas l'histoire de sa propre musique. AU mieux il va te dire "KRAFTWERK" sans même avoir écouté, juste pour faire bien. Lamentable & Pitoyable. Le reflet de nos sociétés amnésiques et consuméristes.
J'ai abandonné après un long combat de plus de 15 ans... Ceci dit il y a encore des résistants, un des DJ les plus influents de BERLIN : ANCIENT METHOD est un ancient de l'ère EBM/Indus, tu sens à fond les références et lui au moins il le dit avec fierté.
Oh non, Cabaret Voltaire? Cest non plus de votre Denkungsweise? - Das geht ja mal gar nicht. Auch Nitzer Ebb ist die völlig andere Schiene... Wo bist Du denn da verortet? Soll ich mal was zu Cabaret Voltaire erzählen...? Wie Du sozialistisch schon anmerkst... Es ist Musi. und gut ist. - bitte um Enschuldigung
On peut éduquer autrement... (excusez, je débarque seulement)... mes trois fils (22 ans, 8 ans et 6 ans) connaissent Front 242 et Nitzer, connaissent Cure ou Siouxsie, adorent les Stones et les Ramones, mais ne connaissent pas Maître Gims et consorts.... A la maison, pas de radio contact, mais Classic 21... je pense que c'est ainsi que perdurent les choses, en transmettant.
When I was 16 years old, a YOUTH-CLUB !! This was 1 of my FAVS !!!!! you must set the VOLUME VERY LOUD !! OR It has NONE EFFECT !!!! I'm a FULL RETRO OLD GUY !!!! Even I'm YOUNG !!
Ca fait plaisir à entendre ! J'y étais aussi. Grand fan de 242 déjà à l'époque j'avais eu le sentiment que le public en majorité ne comprenait pas trop ce qui ce jouait devant eux.
30 years ago, Belgium act FRONT 242 coined the term “EBM - Electronic Body Music - to describe the musical of their second album “No Comment” (Another Side/1984), inspired by a variety of artists such as Suicide, Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire, Kratwerk, Wire or Joy Division. In a similar fashion to the germano-hispanic combo Liaisons Dangereuses or D.A.F., the band distilled a blend of disjointed electronic bass lines, steep minimalist rhythms and mechanical vocals chanted with a martial attitude, perfectly succeeding at the time to encompass and blend icy cold wave with disco groove on an industrial background. The original EBM (which, when I was a teenager, was called “Techno Music”) raged all over the 80’s indie clubs. Chrislo Haas's productions made the genre evolve towards more hard and rhythmic sounds. But it started to lose its appeal with the arrival of the more commercial sounding New Beat (1988) and the more aggressive “Aggrepo” (1990). Although, around 1987, English duo “Nitzer Ebb” carried the torch with panache, signing its album “That Total Age” on Mute Record and, just like Front 242 had done before them, landing a spot as opening act for a Depeche Mode tour. At the same time when electronic music reached the masses in the mid 90’s rave parties, the domination of machines in FRONT 242 music started to wane with the introduction of guitars and drum kits as early as 1993. Disappointed, the bulk of their fans felt betrayed by those changes and the arrival of US crossover bands from Chicago and Wax Trax label (Ministry, Revolting Cocks, NIN) or Vancouver/Canada (Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly). Totally hackneyed since the end of the 90’s following the appropriation of the EBM name by unscrupulous German record labels which flooded the market with increasingly mediocre bands producing cliché dark-techno-trance soup (VNV Nation, Suicide Commando, Combichrist...), the genre was eventually totally discredited in the eyes of purists. Like me, many of them turned to french producers such as Thomas P. Heckmann, The Hacker, Terence Fixmer, David Carretta, Millimetric, Gesaffelstein, Maelstrom, all emerging from the Techno scene and who remained faithful to the European roots of electronic music in general and EBM in particular. Now totally ruined by thousands of retarded bands eructing stupid onomatopoeia over bass lines heard thousands of times, the EBM genre has wilted over the first decade of the century, losing both its futurist and visionary aspects to turn into some low-end electro-punk for beer drinkers in Doc Martens. At the dawn of yet another revival from deep USA (Youth Code, High Functioning Flesh, //Tense//) let’s render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's: EBM is essentially Front 242, DAF, early Neon Judgement, Absolute Body Control and Nitzer Ebb! All the others bands are just pale imitations or pure plagiarism of their aforementioned elders. Pedro (Unknown Pleasures Records) hivmusic1.bandcamp.com/album/suicide-tribute-to-iconic-new-york-legends-cd-upr010
Interesting reaction. In my opinion there is such as 'Old Skool EBM' and (nowadays) EBM. And for the record: Altough Suicide Commando is under contract at Berlin based Out of Line records, they are a genuine Belgian band from Leopoldsburg. Their frontman Johan van Roy is befriended with the guys from Front 242, especially Jean Luc Demeyer. And the same for Dive & Absolute Body Control, the projects of Dirk Ivens (The Klinik) from Antwerp, also on Out of Line and befreinded with the guys from Front 242. Notice also that some genuine 'old' and nowadays EBM like Underviewer, Dive, Absolute Body Control,, Crash Course in Science, The Juggernauts, A Split Second, Paradeground are managed by Bodybeats from Antwerp (Belgium). And (some of) the best EBM bands today are in my opinion and who i like very much: Hocico, Suicide Commando and Cephalgy, all not surprisingly from Out of Line. And if you want to now what Front 242, the founders of the name EBM, thinks about this, i recommend 2 big samplers on the Brussels based record label Alfa Matrix where Front 242 is involved: Electronic Body Matrix volumes 1 & 2. The two main record labels today for EBM, Old Skool & nowadays are Out of Line and Alfa Matrix and probably in North America Wax Trax and Metropolis records.
Lo estoy escuchando por primera vez en mi vida, vine al mundo el mismo año del vídeo y no sé cómo se llamaría entonces este estilo pero yo diría que me suena a psychodance.
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un morceau de fou .... ça restera dans mon top 10 à vie !!!!! la belgique a connu l'âge d'or de la musique electronique avec toutes ses boites de fou.... toute ma jeunesse.
Idem😂
♥️👍
@@farou3339 ;)
oui, avec Wlcome to paradise
oui et les bonbons etaient excellent !
ils sont passés à la salle de Thonex à Genève en 1986 ou 87 ... mais quel live !! merci les gars c'est un précieux souvenir de mes 20 ans...!
53 ans great band of Belgique je suis toujours autant fan you re amazing f 242 ma jeunesse thanks and respect
Belgian legends. That bassline....woah!
Amazing
J'ai été les voir 86... GÉANT !!! j'aime tjrs. J'ai 53 ans !
Je les ai vu vers 1987 dans un festival à kortrijk. J'ai 58. Salut à toi 🙂
Moi 58 et j'adore tjs ,vraiment leurs débuts au centre culturel de chênee
2023..... still loving this
2024.... and still loving....
@@martinjordebrandt8731 YES!
My favorite Front 242 song.............. greetings of Peru...
2020 ( the year) and this sounds just as good as ( back in the day ).
Those were good times and I'm grateful we had this music ,and no smartphones.
Souvenir le meilleur moment de rts merci la télé 🇨🇭
CAN'T BELIEVE THEY WILL NOT TOUR ANYMORE. THANK YOU FRONT 242.
Excellent performance, listend to it 1000 times and more ! Thanks guys! Front rulez forever!
Best band ever!!! 1985!!! In the Netherlands the house movement was not even there! Acid parties etc. Was later!
We had Industrial & Neue Welle & all that good stuff, and it was all about something.
Le talent belge 😊 .pierre
If I didn't play this 1.000 times a day I never played it at all.......Memories
Me too.. It is addictive
Hello Marie how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Will be seeing them here in Los Angeles in September 2021. Can Not Wait.
Amazing live! Saw them in Miami this year! They killed it 🔥⛓
Salut vu la première fois en concert 1985 à Charleroi
Bravo à ce groupe que j écoutais à 15 ans je kif toujours à 47 ans
J'écoutais et dansais sur ce groupe au Silver dans les années 80. Que de souvenirs 💟💟. J'ai aujourd'hui 53ans.
Idem, ai 48 ans et je kiff tjjrs autant
Idemd frérot moi c'est mon grand frère qui m'a fait écouter ça j'avais le même âge 15 ans j'en ai 45 ont a vécu une époque mythique 👍🍻
@@soniafontaine1026 moi aussi
Idem à 49 ans
Toujours le même plaisir à écouter 35 ans plus tard
At that time, in 1984… most of the others being busy playing ballads, orchestral music, 80’s pop music began and look at these guys: they took another direction!
DAF were the OGs
DAF were the OGs
Loved these guys. Drive my parents crazy.
On se sert toujours des parachutes de cette vidéo sur le stand de merchandising à chaque concert, en deco de fond, ils sentent les fumigènes de centaines de concerts!
Belgian EBM! I love it!
Et dire que j avais que 14 ans... Grand fan colle aujourd'hui des jeunes qui écoutes du rap... No shuffle me renvoi au livres de issac asimov, 'foundation
So,... I finally catch up to some REAL legends, after 40 years!
Magnifique ❤️🎼🎼❤️🇧🇪
Front 242 for ever❤️❤️
J'étais à leur premier concert 😍
Anos 80 e 90 nas danceterias...salões do Brasil, os telões, o vinil. Agradeço aos DJ de São Paulo q traziam o mundo inteiro..para a felicidade de todos!!!
Never Stop 242!!
That's right never stop
Never STOP!
Puissant ! toujours en 2018
Et merci la TSR 🇨🇭 qui avait des couilles pour la prog' 🙏🙏 Et comme d'hab' nos amis 🇧🇪 pour leurs Talents 👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😊
Concert à la gaieté bxl , un bon souvenir ......😉🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪
Best belgian band 100%
An amazing group!
Seit über 35 Jahren für mich immer noch eine geile Band !!! Nun will ich sie endlich mal Live sehen 😊...... Zwei Vier Zwei....
Oh I love their accent
Hello Cynthia how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Cold in their head, warm in the heart..😂
..fantastic !!! I love this song.. 🙏💕
J'adore. Je les avais vu en concert vers 1987.
Это просто охренительно, товарищи!
The Outfit..........AWESOME!
Woww esto si que era una gran banda que buenos tiempos no nacía pero se el talento
Long live 242!
Fantastici!
Qui peut douter, à la revue de ces images d'archives, des moments d'extrême bravoure insufflée par Front 242 dans le visuel accompagnant la musique électronique du 20ème siècle (et au-delà) ?
Ce qui est assez dingue, c'est de voir comment tous ces groupes précurseurs de toute la musique electronique, ont été oubliés et "snobés". Demande à un DJ s'il connait F242, NITZER EBB, CABARET VOLTAIRE, ect... NON. Il ne connaitra même pas l'histoire de sa propre musique. AU mieux il va te dire "KRAFTWERK" sans même avoir écouté, juste pour faire bien. Lamentable & Pitoyable. Le reflet de nos sociétés amnésiques et consuméristes.
A nous d'éduquer les masses au corps à corps ("body to body") et (r)animer la flamme des racines. Car le souvenir est aussi l'avenir.
J'ai abandonné après un long combat de plus de 15 ans... Ceci dit il y a encore des résistants, un des DJ les plus influents de BERLIN : ANCIENT METHOD est un ancient de l'ère EBM/Indus, tu sens à fond les références et lui au moins il le dit avec fierté.
Oh non, Cabaret Voltaire? Cest non plus de votre Denkungsweise? - Das geht ja mal gar nicht. Auch Nitzer Ebb ist die völlig andere Schiene...
Wo bist Du denn da verortet?
Soll ich mal was zu Cabaret Voltaire erzählen...?
Wie Du sozialistisch schon anmerkst... Es ist Musi. und gut ist. - bitte um Enschuldigung
On peut éduquer autrement... (excusez, je débarque seulement)... mes trois fils (22 ans, 8 ans et 6 ans) connaissent Front 242 et Nitzer, connaissent Cure ou Siouxsie, adorent les Stones et les Ramones, mais ne connaissent pas Maître Gims et consorts.... A la maison, pas de radio contact, mais Classic 21... je pense que c'est ainsi que perdurent les choses, en transmettant.
Que de belles années
Great stuff , after all these years
The best! Legendary
great live !!!
Excellent Track ...
When I was 16 years old, a YOUTH-CLUB !! This was 1 of my FAVS !!!!!
you must set the VOLUME VERY LOUD !! OR It has NONE EFFECT !!!!
I'm a FULL RETRO OLD GUY !!!! Even I'm YOUNG !!
J'adore
Et je kif encore plus de les retrouver en
Moi aussi ça me fait plaisir dany dan
2 fois en concert le pied du pur belge
Vus au POPB en 1ère partie de Depeche mode le siècle dernier :-) Impressionnants en concert !
Ca fait plaisir à entendre ! J'y étais aussi. Grand fan de 242 déjà à l'époque j'avais eu le sentiment que le public en majorité ne comprenait pas trop ce qui ce jouait devant eux.
Ko Ala , Nitzerb ebb sur Lille pour la même tournée je pense ;-)
@@BERU59SNAKE pareil!
Thank you
Thanks!!!
A lot of strength and power
The best!
Belgium Rules!!!
Jep
London December 2024, bring it on
Merci . La PAC, pour les anciens
Fuckin angry fashion!! Great Front 242
Amazing
30 years ago, Belgium act FRONT 242 coined the term “EBM -
Electronic Body Music - to describe the musical of their second album
“No Comment” (Another Side/1984), inspired by a variety of artists such
as Suicide, Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire, Kratwerk, Wire or Joy
Division. In a similar fashion to the germano-hispanic combo Liaisons
Dangereuses or D.A.F., the band distilled a blend of disjointed
electronic bass lines, steep minimalist rhythms and mechanical vocals
chanted with a martial attitude, perfectly succeeding at the time to
encompass and blend icy cold wave with disco groove on an industrial
background. The original EBM (which, when I was a teenager, was
called “Techno Music”) raged all over the 80’s indie clubs. Chrislo
Haas's productions made the genre evolve towards more hard and rhythmic
sounds. But it started to lose its appeal with the arrival of the more
commercial sounding New Beat (1988) and the more aggressive “Aggrepo”
(1990). Although, around 1987, English duo “Nitzer Ebb” carried the
torch with panache, signing its album “That Total Age” on Mute Record
and, just like Front 242 had done before them, landing a spot as opening
act for a Depeche Mode tour. At the same time when electronic music reached the masses in the mid 90’s rave parties, the domination of machines in FRONT 242 music started to wane with the introduction of guitars and drum kits as early as 1993. Disappointed, the bulk of their
fans felt betrayed by those changes and the arrival of US crossover
bands from Chicago and Wax Trax label (Ministry, Revolting Cocks, NIN)
or Vancouver/Canada (Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly). Totally
hackneyed since the end of the 90’s following the appropriation of the
EBM name by unscrupulous German record labels which flooded the market
with increasingly mediocre bands producing cliché dark-techno-trance
soup (VNV Nation, Suicide Commando, Combichrist...), the genre was
eventually totally discredited in the eyes of purists. Like me, many of them turned to french producers such as Thomas P. Heckmann, The Hacker, Terence Fixmer, David Carretta, Millimetric, Gesaffelstein,
Maelstrom, all emerging from the Techno scene and who remained faithful
to the European roots of electronic music in general and EBM in
particular. Now totally ruined by thousands of retarded bands eructing
stupid onomatopoeia over bass lines heard thousands of times, the EBM
genre has wilted over the first decade of the century, losing both its
futurist and visionary aspects to turn into some low-end electro-punk
for beer drinkers in Doc Martens. At the dawn of yet another revival from deep USA (Youth Code, High Functioning Flesh, //Tense//) let’s render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's: EBM is
essentially Front 242, DAF, early Neon Judgement, Absolute Body Control
and Nitzer Ebb! All the others bands are just pale imitations or pure plagiarism of their aforementioned elders.
Pedro (Unknown Pleasures Records)
hivmusic1.bandcamp.com/album/suicide-tribute-to-iconic-new-york-legends-cd-upr010
Interesting reaction. In my opinion there is such as 'Old Skool EBM' and (nowadays) EBM. And for the record: Altough Suicide Commando is under contract at Berlin based Out of Line records, they are a genuine Belgian band from Leopoldsburg. Their frontman Johan van Roy is befriended with the guys from Front 242, especially Jean Luc Demeyer. And the same for Dive & Absolute Body Control, the projects of Dirk Ivens (The Klinik) from Antwerp, also on Out of Line and befreinded with the guys from Front 242. Notice also that some genuine 'old' and nowadays EBM like Underviewer, Dive, Absolute Body Control,, Crash Course in Science, The Juggernauts, A Split Second, Paradeground are managed by Bodybeats from Antwerp (Belgium). And (some of) the best EBM bands today are in my opinion and who i like very much: Hocico, Suicide Commando and Cephalgy, all not surprisingly from Out of Line.
And if you want to now what Front 242, the founders of the name EBM, thinks about this, i recommend 2 big samplers on the Brussels based record label Alfa Matrix where Front 242 is involved:
Electronic Body Matrix volumes 1 & 2. The two main record labels today for EBM, Old Skool & nowadays are Out of Line and Alfa Matrix and probably in North America Wax Trax and Metropolis records.
Electronic Belgium Music
And today it was the international ebm day 24/2.
Wow, so much bs in one post.
@@nfn35 exactly. Pure horseshit.
remember the cold war shaped a lot of the imagery and music
The First Band i saw live in Geilenkirchen near Aachen
I can see why Suicide Commando frontman Johan van Roy lists these guys as major inspiration for his music.
these guys lol
This beat, omg
La legende👌
Wonderful. 🎶💖
The mark of a genius
Je les ai vu au Skyline côté Mouscron Belgique
On y etait ensemble alors !
@@fredericgillant1001 Content de croiser l'un des survivants ;-)
Perfecto!
Perfekt
classic !!! Love this video since +- 1987
❤❤❤❤
Vivement vous revoir ce 7 février à liège Belgique
best best the best!
Die Erfindung von EBM
This took me back to H.S
Heroes
Awesome!!
MA JEUNESSE
Un bon groupe belge, hé he
Brutal F242 !!!
Along with Malaria's "You You", great goth electro song !!
Actually I like VNV Nation, I am going to listen to some now.
Humanus beringen Forever!!!
C'était du "géant"......
Thx :)
🖤🖤🖤
Moi à 50 aussi...les ancêtres de l électro avec kraftwerk bien évidemment..et f autres..Wouai..
SUPER od Lat !
Lo mejor de la música industrial ghotic
Lo estoy escuchando por primera vez en mi vida, vine al mundo el mismo año del vídeo y no sé cómo se llamaría entonces este estilo pero yo diría que me suena a psychodance.
Hall Polyvalent, Arlon
31 Octobre 1985
I want this music Back.
Today only fucking music
Wow, so it is NOT "Off with her head"!
🖤🤗❤️