I got this album when living in Seattle in the 1990s as a college student. Someone suggested it. Had my kids listen to it and they were under 10 years of age. Gave them a first hand experience to alternate music and they love listening to all kinds of music like I do. Early learning is important!
De tijd van mijn vader als kind zijnde...jaren nu later na zijn overlijden luister ik dit weer voor het eerst en ja toen was toen vergeten doe ik mijn jeugd niet en mis hem thanks.. drive the Duitse autoban and you will know how it's feeds.. drive with no limed... and go... it's like have no limits thanks Germany to have no speed limits
ecouter et aprecier se megat hit /KRAFTWERK /vous are les king de la musique electronique /sa nous coute pas une crisse de cent et ont roule sur autoroute virtuel .
The Art Of Noise reached what this band was striving to reach one day. I see this Autobahn album as the new born and The Art Of Noise albums (especially the Below The Waste album) as the adult version of incredible industrial music. This Autobahn album was released just 7 years after the first ever synthesizer had been invented (in 1967) by Robert Moog.
What can be considered the first synthesizer was invented in 1895 and used additive synthesis (where each generator produced a frequency & is why it took six train cars to move this instrument around). Robert Moog took the opposite approach to this principle by having oscillators create a "wall of sound" and using filters to eliminate the part of the sound unwanted (thereby allowing for the first time that a synthesizer could be portable). Both are amazing minds in making what we have today.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telharmonium
@hemidodge1637 I know! My dad used to play this for me when I was a kid in the 80's. I instaly fell in love with Kraftwerk. Also moog music from Isao Tomita.
Unbelievable! My dad and his brother (Same Age) only ever listened to opera and classical music - they were from the Eastern Block. But they totally loved Isao Tomita, and Kraftwerk....How does that work????
@@JahJahBruh If one had to provide a source on every occasion then original thought would be impossible. Fun, fun, fun on the autobahn, in cars powered by oil, but for nuclear power: Chain reaction and mutation Contaminated population Stop radioactivity.
@@thelastwheel you know the original text ? they sing: wir fahren, fahren, fahren auf der Autobahn, wich means, we drive, drive, drive on the Autobahn …. even though "fahren auf der Autobahn" in the 70s really was fun :-) … if you had the right car. My brother had a 3.0 Ford Capri which made 220 Km/h, which I tried once. Fast driving: no Problem ! Gas consumption: Horror :-) probably close to 20 l/100 KM
I found this great album cover and fidelity of Kraftwerk around three years ago. Now there are at least two more lovely, "fuzzy" renditions of the cover uploaded, and am not sure about whether I'd call the variations in sonic Kraftwerk. Well, I guess it's convenient, if one likes the music, to have the adapted scenery and sound right in one's own TH-cam account.
quoi de mieux que decouter et aprecier se megat hitt /KRAFTWERK/ vous aitent les meilleures/petite auto vat loin sur lautoroute de la musique electronique
Who's listening to this in 2021? As I write this, it's 11/1. 47 years to the date this was released. Along with artists like James Brown, the most sampled or used music for tumes for the last 30 years.
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I got this album when living in Seattle in the 1990s as a college student. Someone suggested it. Had my kids listen to it and they were under 10 years of age. Gave them a first hand experience to alternate music and they love listening to all kinds of music like I do. Early learning is important!
used to play this a lot when i ran a hf pirate station back in the day
synth music does not get any better than this masterpiece
my dad has this album this sounds great on vinyl
they're like the beach boys of the upside down world
Best comment ever
😅
HA HA yea I guess they are
R.I.P Florian Schneider-Esleben . It was a really great ride
He was a master at his Kraft.😢
Master piece no one can do it how kraftwerk did it Legends
De tijd van mijn vader als kind zijnde...jaren nu later na zijn overlijden luister ik dit weer voor het eerst en ja toen was toen vergeten doe ik mijn jeugd niet en mis hem thanks.. drive the Duitse autoban and you will know how it's feeds.. drive with no limed... and go... it's like have no limits thanks Germany to have no speed limits
I wish they can complete up please !!!!!!!
50 Jahre Genial! Kostbarer als 5 Milliarden aber wir müssen es so nehmen wie entschieden wird!
ecouter et aprecier se megat hit /KRAFTWERK /vous are les king de la musique electronique /sa nous coute pas une crisse de cent et ont roule sur autoroute virtuel .
I first heard this in 1983 I still love it
The Art Of Noise reached what this band was striving to reach one day. I see this Autobahn album as the new born and The Art Of Noise albums (especially the Below The Waste album) as the adult version of incredible industrial music. This Autobahn album was released just 7 years after the first ever synthesizer had been invented (in 1967) by Robert Moog.
What can be considered the first synthesizer was invented in 1895 and used additive synthesis (where each generator produced a frequency & is why it took six train cars to move this instrument around). Robert Moog took the opposite approach to this principle by having oscillators create a "wall of sound" and using filters to eliminate the part of the sound unwanted (thereby allowing for the first time that a synthesizer could be portable). Both are amazing minds in making what we have today....
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telharmonium
@hemidodge1637 I know! My dad used to play this for me when I was a kid in the 80's. I instaly fell in love with Kraftwerk. Also moog music from Isao Tomita.
Unbelievable! My dad and his brother (Same Age) only ever listened to opera and classical music - they were from the Eastern Block. But they totally loved Isao Tomita, and Kraftwerk....How does that work????
Who on earth could come up with this kind of music in the 70s? ha.
Kratfwerk
People who wanted to sell the idea that cars were the future and wanted government spending on roads.
@@thelastwheel haha Source? It's 2020 and ofcourse I believe this without doing a quick search. Makes sense ha.
@@JahJahBruh If one had to provide a source on every occasion then original thought would be impossible. Fun, fun, fun on the autobahn, in cars powered by oil, but for nuclear power: Chain reaction and mutation Contaminated population
Stop radioactivity.
@@thelastwheel you know the original text ? they sing: wir fahren, fahren, fahren auf der Autobahn, wich means, we drive, drive, drive on the Autobahn …. even though "fahren auf der Autobahn" in the 70s really was fun :-) … if you had the right car. My brother had a 3.0 Ford Capri which made 220 Km/h, which I tried once. Fast driving: no Problem ! Gas consumption: Horror :-) probably close to 20 l/100 KM
KRAFTWERK de KING de autoroute virtuelle .
The Godfather of Krautrock; he was a master at his Kraft.😢🤘🏻
Rest in power Florian
I found this great album cover and fidelity of Kraftwerk around three years ago. Now there are at least two more lovely, "fuzzy" renditions of the cover uploaded, and am not sure about whether I'd call the variations in sonic Kraftwerk. Well, I guess it's convenient, if one likes the music, to have the adapted scenery and sound right in one's own TH-cam account.
Welcome electronic music!
Not bad,eh ?
I have an original LP. Now I have plug in the turntable, Mac and light up the altecs.
quoi de mieux que decouter et aprecier se megat hitt /KRAFTWERK/ vous aitent les meilleures/petite auto vat loin sur lautoroute de la musique electronique
carlos do brasil musica muito legal valeu
R.i. p.
RIP Florian.
Makes you want to get a motorized armordillo !
Or armoured dildo
R.I.P Florian
Autobahn!
R.i.p
Genius!
Who's listening to this in 2021? As I write this, it's 11/1. 47 years to the date this was released. Along with artists like James Brown, the most sampled or used music for tumes for the last 30 years.
I think you mean Transeurope Express
@@CarolineMartin yes. apologies!
Let's face it: this actually sounds fresher than the crap released nowadays...
Ganz gut mein Freund 🙂
Good album
It is the 1st time when a debut album is better than the subsequently works!
Arnold Sturm from Romania
Autobahn was their fourth album.
@@mehitabelgill6711 well they don't want remember about ralf und florian etc.
@@mehitabelgill6711 Besides, that happens A LOT. Some bands just have one good one in them and fade away in uninspired attempts to carry it on.
Debut?????😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 This is their fourth as Kraftwerk and their fifth overall with their original name, Organization
Wow
Imagine'''
.our ''People"
My acid days band
beach boys
In a way it is jazz
Nitido para tripear con hongos...
One of the most sampled and copied bands ever
R.i.p.