@@rauschgifttv5019 sure ! if you only knew ... I had to make music with him for two years and he was a jealous one with an incredible ego, now I'm alone in control and that's fine
Wait there's more! Holger and the Photo Song. th-cam.com/video/ZZ3oeboZ7ts/w-d-xo.html All of it is about living life relaxed and accepting of yourself.
The drumming on this is incredible. He changes the sound of his kit throughout the song just by absolutely masterful playing. Nothing gives this track away as coming from 1972 instead of 2016. My mind has been blown.
Adam Czubaszek I'm pretty certain he doesn't change to another style of stick, the change in sound is too subtle, although he may change to heavier sticks. I have no idea! Whatever he does works very well.
+Mark Bowyer I first heard a sample of this in the 90's on a group called The KLF's album The White Room. I had no idea it was something from 1972. I freaked when I heard it on the movie because I love it so much.
@@spikemalcolm3436 Ege Bamyasi, Tago Mago and Future Days. This is the holy trinity of the Can catalogue. Listen to them in this order too to see how the band evolved. Future Days is my favourite album of all time just in general
Haha, the old man i am use to listen to CAN long ago, appart the first album, you can listen to all of them, you'll find great track on each... Holger Czukay die few years ago, listen to his work, this guy was incredible !
@UC7erTWc7FZwi8GwB68oGJQg god I hate people like you, so small minded and gatekeepy. No one likes you, shut up. This song is amazing but I could think of 10 songs released after 2010 which are better, instantly. Shut the fuck up
Shout out to all of the kids who were neglected in their childhood that take refuge in aggressive music with consistency like this masterpiece. This kind of anthem triggers all of the parts of our brain we associate with a loud and aggy household whilst trying to sleep without reminding us of the violence directly, thus it's therapeutic and soothing. The power of music
Single United Artists / Liberty 35 304, from the album "Ege Bamyasi (Okraschoten), United Artists / Liberty UAS 29 41 41, 1972. "Vitamin C" was used in the 25th episode of the German crime series "Tatort". The episode was called "Tote Taube In der Beethovenstrasse (Dead Pigeon On Beethoven Street)" and was directed by Samuel Fuller. The singer Kenji "Damo" Suzuki died the day before yesterday, February 9, 2024 at the age of 74. RIP.
Drums here are insanely detailed & yet the fills are improvised. He plays so fast because even though the other musicians are in 4/8 the Drummer is playing in 4/16 - which means he plays double the amount of values as the Guitars. The Portamento on the bass guitar as it slides up is a nice touch, as well as the other guitars Juxtaposed Pan.
@Kito i got virtual insanity, then soft & wet, then killer queen, and i think there was another one but i dont remember Edit: theres also scary monsters (and super creeps) and catch the rainbow
everyone around me has been talking about this show for weeks and I hate the fact that it pushed away all my usual content, no matter how close a friend I've been able to ignore it, thinking it'll disappear soon and I won't have to care anymore, but now that some random dude on youtube said it has CAN and King Crimson on its soundtrack, I'm gonna HAVE to check it out, tonight!
The combination of the haunting impro-like bass drum, hypnotic hi-hats and snare strokes brings me to tears. One of the best drum tracks ever recorded. Bass, singing and keyboards only make the drum play shine even more.
can you hear them? its the sound of sbr fans that run so they can beat the crap out of you because you have diffrent opinion. dont worry im not one of them. im part 3/5 lover
@@aurumofcybereliusdamm this brat! I told tsurugi not to use his stand on random people. Now everyone thinks they see true DIO when its just a stranger. Ill donut him later dont worry.
RIP Damo and Jaki 😞 Thank you for some truly jaw dropping music. Such a thing of wonder. And especially love the outro, as Damo sings 'you're losing your vitamin C' as the strange unhinged synth noises kick in. It's like all the demons pent up in the song were finally let loose.
So how many get down fans we got so far? It's a groovy song by itself but gotta thank the get down for introducing me. Netflix has done good with this one!
Rabbit in the Moon's "FLooRi.D.A.' (Q-Burn's Abstract Message vs Grumptronix mix #2) HalluciNation Recordings 1999 is a direct copy of this song, I played the RITM QBAM's version for years without knowing it was this song. I just found this out today also.
Ever since I first heard it on German TV, It was featured in Samuel Fuller's German television Tatort production Dead Pigeon on Beethoven Street in 1973, I'm in love with the music of CAN. ☮ The magic of CAN was the school of Stockhausen and his influence!
Her daddy got a big aeroplane Her mommy holds all the family cash A beautiful blows, I stay at the corner She is living in and out of tune Hey you You're losing, you're losing You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C Hey you You're losing, you're losing You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C Your vitamin C A monster press machine in on her body While she is stepping on the quicksand A beautiful rose, stay at the corner She is living in and out of tune Hey you You're losing, you're losing You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C Hey you You're losing, you're losing You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C Your vitamin C Hey you You're losing, you're losing You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C Hey you You're losing, you're losing You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Newer movies are being made by my generation - their use of great music is an absolute joy to behold - betters the movie and inspires the younger generation as well - circles round and round - very cool
Can was an avant-garde band founded in Cologne in 1968 that could not be assigned to any particular musical style and refused to be called a rock band. They moved between free jazz and avant-garde jazz, funk and innovative krautrock and psychedelic rock elements and also experimented with electronic music.
This is the first time I have ever heard of the band, "Can". I arrived here by chance while looking up information on Deutchland 83. Well, after 4 minutes of following random links within links, I ended up at this song. It's a great song with classic structure and worth repeat listening. Thanks for the link!
I love this song a lot. The drums are great, the vocals, the structure! It's all so great. Especially now that I'm currently melting down a drain because a dripped-out discord mod attacked me.
The way this music gives Inherent Vice movement trough the first minutes is great. Can was a great band and Liebezeit was a fucking master, rest in peace.
Seriously can't stop listening to this! I think I was 5 yrs old when I first heard it I remember singing hey you over and over. I never knew who it was and how to find this song and at last 30 years later!
My friends played Drums and bass when Damo played a gig in Dublin when he was playing solo gigs round Europe. Damo Suzuki and the European sensoria band.
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Farewell Damo. This series of recordings is an amazing legacy to leave behind
This song is great
Anyone here from Eric after searching "you're losing you're losing you're losing"? 😂
ABSOLUTELY
Was going crazy looking for this 🤣🤣
Yasssss
SoundCloud! Just ask your phone what the name of the song is. It listens and tells you! 🤘🏼
Omggg yesss😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man... This drummer... What a genius!
i know a drummer who said that this man cannot play correctly !!!
If you wanna see him at full pelt, listen to 'Mother Sky'! He's passed now sadly...
Jaki was a funky drummer. He hit ‘em hard!!!
@@kinexkinex971 this drummer clearly didnt have working ears
@@rauschgifttv5019 sure ! if you only knew ... I had to make music with him for two years and he was a jealous one with an incredible ego, now I'm alone in control and that's fine
This song is actually calming that it literal melts my mind and bod......
Can was always about making the listener feel confident and good. How can you think when you are stressed?
Wait there's more! Holger and the Photo Song.
th-cam.com/video/ZZ3oeboZ7ts/w-d-xo.html
All of it is about living life relaxed and accepting of yourself.
hahaha the reference
@@NormAppleton Don't look down the sink drain.
The drumming on this is incredible. He changes the sound of his kit throughout the song just by absolutely masterful playing. Nothing gives this track away as coming from 1972 instead of 2016. My mind has been blown.
+Neuro Demonio it's amazing combined with the guitar
+Mark Bowyer Buuut are you sure he doesn't actually change the sticks at one point? Like brushes to regular ones? Just asking
Adam Czubaszek I'm pretty certain he doesn't change to another style of stick, the change in sound is too subtle, although he may change to heavier sticks. I have no idea! Whatever he does works very well.
+oylatle
+Mark Bowyer I first heard a sample of this in the 90's on a group called The KLF's album The White Room. I had no idea it was something from 1972. I freaked when I heard it on the movie because I love it so much.
This song makes me feel soft
+Leland Palmer It gets me wet
odd, this song makes me feel like a rock... :\
Definitly not a Spy Maybe even an island?
I was more thinking about going to the "heels"
Anybody else losing vitamin c
Anyone after Eric? Thanks for bringing me back here
I discovered this song from eric .. and loved it
Same!!! Flashbacks 100%
Haha yes! Listen to this in my teens!
Yep Eric it is 👍 Always keep your Shazam ready when watching series/movies ❤️
@@davidmajersdorf5449 Good series/movies*
RIP Damo, and thanks for being part of two of the greatest albums of all time.
just two? make that three or four!
@@DTheAustralianido him but lol ur funny so I agree with ya
What Are the 2 ? I want to study this amazing band thnx
@@spikemalcolm3436 Ege Bamyasi, Tago Mago and Future Days. This is the holy trinity of the Can catalogue. Listen to them in this order too to see how the band evolved. Future Days is my favourite album of all time just in general
@@Snitsie ok thank you✌🏿
this drummer is a machine..he dont use loops he plays loops
"Jaki does not play like a machine : a machine always have a "humanize" function, Jaki hasn't got one" Irmin Schmidt
He IS the loop
JAKI, the machine
Holy shit, I've been listening to this song on Spotify and literally thought it was new. I cannot believe it's from 1972...insane.
SAME
Tago Mago is better than this album.
Same
omg its from the year i was fucking born holy shit!!!!
Haha, the old man i am use to listen to CAN long ago, appart the first album, you can listen to all of them, you'll find great track on each... Holger Czukay die few years ago, listen to his work, this guy was incredible !
I still can’t believe this song was made like 50 years ago. Amazing. The production sounds so clean and modern
Jaki Liebezeit (born Hans Liebezeit; 26 May 1938 - 22 January 2017), the drummer! Perhaps, the greatest drummer ever!
Still sounds contemporary after 45 years!
This is hotter than anything made since. So ahead if its time. Shits on most new music
@UC7erTWc7FZwi8GwB68oGJQg god I hate people like you, so small minded and gatekeepy. No one likes you, shut up. This song is amazing but I could think of 10 songs released after 2010 which are better, instantly. Shut the fuck up
@@carnictus23 Name them and I'll tell you you're wrong on all counts.
It sounds futuristic 49 years after
that's cause music doesn't get old, just a little bit... dusty
this song makes me feel so relaxed almost like I'm... melting
Vitamin c already touch you
@@kochengoren1526 JOOOOOSUKEEEEEE(8)
Try dern kala, maria tambien by khurangbin
Me too
"What a world , what a world......."
ah yes my favorite character
*f a t m a n t r i s h*
More like *Pesci 2.0 with Semi- Spice Girl*
CMCynic The real Soft and Wet Stand
So trish is damo, buccarati, mista, narancia, pesci, doppio, diavolo now?
More like a boomer peschi,looking like an uncircumcised penis with some clay doh on top.
VITAMIN CEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
perfect song to introduce bf/gf to your family
before being softened
Did your folks walk in on you while you’re boning to this song lol?
@@Salamander676 Nah mate it's a reference to JoJolion, this song in particular is used as namesake.
Ben Hajioff bonor
HEY YOU
Aha
I lost my Vitamin A, my Vitamin D and E, but I sure as hell ain't gonna lose my Vitamin C (I cannot describe in words how much I love this song).
😂😂😂
You aren’t getting scurvy
@@Lemocci Hah! Yeah, just nyctalopia, rickets, and spinocerebellar ataxia.
I might be soft but the drums on this track hit rock hard
im not
Veiny rock solid throbbing wet hard concrete stiff erection
fuck is you talkin about dawg
Nah, I wouldn't call you soft for it. I introduced my GF to my family while we listened to this song, and they all agreed.
Vitamin C has already touched you!!!
I don’t know what’s better. The drumming or the base guitar.
Every time I hear this, it amazes me this came out in 1971
May Mr. Jaki Liebezeit rest in peace... One of the most influential drummers ever.
TheRealMc101 Nietzsche 😎
RIP Jaki Liebezeit (1938-2017)
i just now knew that musician made great work with Burnt Friedman was Can member.
Hi is great for me.
Juan Hernández He was great
Shout out to all of the kids who were neglected in their childhood that take refuge in aggressive music with consistency like this masterpiece. This kind of anthem triggers all of the parts of our brain we associate with a loud and aggy household whilst trying to sleep without reminding us of the violence directly, thus it's therapeutic and soothing.
The power of music
This song was created completely improvised. The most authentic song I've heard in my life.
Single United Artists / Liberty 35 304, from the album "Ege Bamyasi (Okraschoten), United Artists / Liberty UAS 29 41 41, 1972. "Vitamin C" was used in the 25th episode of the German crime series "Tatort". The episode was called "Tote Taube In der Beethovenstrasse (Dead Pigeon On Beethoven Street)" and was directed by Samuel Fuller.
The singer Kenji "Damo" Suzuki died the day before yesterday, February 9, 2024 at the age of 74. RIP.
RIP Jaki. Thanks for some great music. The drumming on this track is sublime.
Jaki Liebezeit is the greatest drummer in rock history that 1% or less of rock fans could even name.
That drumming is absolutely extraordinary. I'm no drumming expert but I could not wipe the grin off my face throughout that whole groove
Definitely one of the greatest songs ever made. The drumming on this track transports me to a different dimension.
for me it makes me feel like im melting into my chair
Thank you to Lisa and Celine.. Now I'm addicted to this song
Thomas Pynchon + Inherent Vice + Joaquin Phoenix + Can = you gotta love this.
Drums here are insanely detailed & yet the fills are improvised. He plays so fast because even though the other musicians are in 4/8 the Drummer is playing in 4/16 - which means he plays double the amount of values as the Guitars. The Portamento on the bass guitar as it slides up is a nice touch, as well as the other guitars Juxtaposed Pan.
how to ruin the vibe.
Impecable yet disgusting drumming.
One of the best drum performances i have ever heard.
Jaki Liebezeit (RIP) was probably one of the greatest drummers ever, in any genre of music.
@@el_mal_de_ojo jon bonham be like:
woah, I was blown when I first heard this today in a Celine show. damn, so good. gonna listen to this from now on
Lisa
Same after watching the Celine show , this song keeps on repeating in my mind
Same dude
1972, though? really. I'm flabbergasted. I've never heard of them, and this is what I was in to in the late '70's and early '80's.
Which Celine show
It’s incredible that this tune is from 1972. It sounds really really fresh.
>next suggestion is Soft and Wet
this fandom has successfully damaged the algorithm forever
I have Tusk ...
@Kito i got virtual insanity, then soft & wet, then killer queen, and i think there was another one but i dont remember
Edit: theres also scary monsters (and super creeps) and catch the rainbow
Mine is tusk folks.
i got epitph
Burning down the house here
Thanks to freaking Hirohiko Araki and his rock humans I discovered the band that changed my life forever.
"Do not understimate me."
Care to elaborate ?
Jojo's bizzare adventure take huge inspiration from songs and bands
@@thelastoutcast9266 The manga JoJolion has a villain with a superpower named Vitamin C; the author, Araki, is a big fan of western music
@@jaysonrasoanantoandro8260JJBA is probably the only anime to use musical references for the openings, endings and stands names
The hell? THIS was in Jojo too? Clearly Araki and I have similar tastes cause these connections are always only by coincidence.
I mean, dude has good taste
That moment when you discover King Crimson and Can in the same week
G R A V I T Y !
everyone around me has been talking about this show for weeks and I hate the fact that it pushed away all my usual content, no matter how close a friend I've been able to ignore it, thinking it'll disappear soon and I won't have to care anymore, but now that some random dude on youtube said it has CAN and King Crimson on its soundtrack, I'm gonna HAVE to check it out, tonight!
Do you believe in gravity ?
Wouldn't exactly be out of place on a trip hop album from the 90s, to be honest. CAN really were ahead of their time!
The combination of the haunting impro-like bass drum, hypnotic hi-hats and snare strokes brings me to tears. One of the best drum tracks ever recorded. Bass, singing and keyboards only make the drum play shine even more.
Brings you to tears? Maybe you should get out of the house
Maybe you should get off the internet
@@matts5247
The first Can tune I ever heard. I was astounded by their different take on 'making a tune', incredible band!
I'm 76 years old and been listening to all kinds of music my whole life. This is my new All-Time favorite Rock 'N Roll record. Germankraut, you say?
Krautrock
Very cool and nice taste
gay of homofobic
KRAUTROCK
But yeah, enjoy
Search terms: CAN, damo suzuki, Holger Czukay
🙌🏾
That snare sounds soooo goooood ... The drummer did a perfect job on this one.
WE MELTING WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
Just heard this on Radio 6 and....wow I genuinely thought this was a contemporary release! Incredible!
RIP The Great Drummer Jaki Liebezeit.
Drum beat makes me go insane. ❤❤
I love how Bizarre The musical references are in jojolion, Best part
Yeah steel ball run is overated but stills good
Jojolion has the best musical references song wise imo as well as part 5 and 7
can you hear them?
its the sound of sbr fans that run so they can beat the crap out of you because you have diffrent opinion.
dont worry im not one of them. im part 3/5 lover
@@totallynotdio1311 bruv i see you everywhere lmao
@@aurumofcybereliusdamm this brat! I told tsurugi not to use his stand on random people. Now everyone thinks they see true DIO when its just a stranger. Ill donut him later dont worry.
The Get Down brought me here. Thanks Nas et all. The killer drum and bass line is light years ahead of its time.
Holger and Jaki!!!!
Eric dizisi izliyorum ve karşıma çıkan şarkı inanılmazsınız
No joke... There's nothing like finding your favorite song in your favorite series
Just a few drummers can play that with such level of accuracy.
Awesome band... Great musicians .. Love the drummer ( and all)....RIP Jaki Liebezeit
y x
Jojo reference
@@paolohyde6821 x y
*folds 1000 yen bill*
Chris Mic
Don't touch the finger prints!
*Soft and wetto!*
*Menacingly*
*this is your liver.*
*puts live fish in people*
Here just because this song is always amazing.
RIP Damo and Jaki 😞 Thank you for some truly jaw dropping music. Such a thing of wonder. And especially love the outro, as Damo sings 'you're losing your vitamin C' as the strange unhinged synth noises kick in. It's like all the demons pent up in the song were finally let loose.
So how many get down fans we got so far? It's a groovy song by itself but gotta thank the get down for introducing me. Netflix has done good with this one!
Jojolion brought me here
RIP Jaki thanks for the music.
I see the concert in AB in Brussels in 1974, 4 hours, wonderful!
we are making into the Higashikatas Mansion with this one🔥🔥🔥🔥
one of the reasons i love films and tv shows is because it introduces me to great music
Damn you Damo Tamaki!
Great to see this featured on euphoria CAN are amazing one of my favourite bands ever
This song was on Euphoria too? She Brings the Rain was the reason I looked these guys up, which was also in Euphoria.
lol i'm here because of jjl. great song tho i love it
It all works so well - the keyboard, the bass, the rhythm guitar, the vocals. Masterful. And my god, the drums, the drums. So technical.
I just discovered this band and my mind is blown.
WAY ahead of its time. A bridge to modern dance music before stage one even really started.
Yeah totally agree with that
Rabbit in the Moon's "FLooRi.D.A.' (Q-Burn's Abstract Message vs Grumptronix mix #2) HalluciNation Recordings 1999 is a direct copy of this song, I played the RITM QBAM's version for years without knowing it was this song. I just found this out today also.
Ever since I first heard it on German TV,
It was featured in Samuel Fuller's German television Tatort production Dead Pigeon on Beethoven Street in 1973,
I'm in love with the music of CAN. ☮
The magic of CAN was the school of Stockhausen and his influence!
this goes so hard for no reason
Jaki Liebezeit R.I.P You and Can changed my life, thank you ...
I play this every morning so I remember to drink my orange juice.🍊
This slaps.HARDDD
drummer gifted right on beat
Thank you Araki for showing me this amazing song and band.
If you touch the goddamn walls you are going to lose more than your Vitamin C
I love when the organ/synth comes in. Sounds so cool against the bass line and very classical
Who's here after watching the Netflix series Eric? ✋️😁🫢
thanks araki.
Hot Summer Nights!
YES
Sim
Thank u!! I was wondering where I heard it.
have you ever dropped epsom salt on a slug before?
Yessss
Her daddy got a big aeroplane
Her mommy holds all the family cash
A beautiful blows, I stay at the corner
She is living in and out of tune
Hey you
You're losing, you're losing
You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Hey you
You're losing, you're losing
You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Your vitamin C
A monster press machine in on her body
While she is stepping on the quicksand
A beautiful rose, stay at the corner
She is living in and out of tune
Hey you
You're losing, you're losing
You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Hey you
You're losing, you're losing
You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Your vitamin C
Hey you
You're losing, you're losing
You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Hey you
You're losing, you're losing
You're losing, you're losing your vitamin C
Thanks for the help.
Thank u 🙏🏽
Think you'll find Can are highly trained musicians just simply playing what they want to and sharing their enjoyment of that. Thanks.
And to think this song was written in 1972! It sounds like it was written in the last 20 years...
Wasn't it ? Feels like it was ..... Gawd don't let me get old
Someone will say the same thing in 40 years time, if the earth is still here.... Can were beautiful... RIP Michael,Holger & Jaki.
The drumming, the synths...So perfect.
Newer movies are being made by my generation - their use of great music is an absolute joy to behold - betters the movie and inspires the younger generation as well - circles round and round - very cool
Can was an avant-garde band founded in Cologne in 1968 that could not be assigned to any particular musical style and refused to be called a rock band. They moved between free jazz and avant-garde jazz, funk and innovative krautrock and psychedelic rock elements and also experimented with electronic music.
This is the first time I have ever heard of the band, "Can". I arrived here by chance while looking up information on Deutchland 83. Well, after 4 minutes of following random links within links, I ended up at this song. It's a great song with classic structure and worth repeat listening. Thanks for the link!
The Drum Player was not F***ing Around on the Track!!!
RIP Mr. Liebezeit
100%
No doubt, have you heard 'Pinch'?
Ah man gotta be one of the best/most underrated drummers imo
Jaki Liebezeit
This song is so good it feels like I'm melting
*No for real I'm melting hel-*
amogus
Haha orange (vitamin c) goes brrrrrrr
You're not funny
I love this song a lot. The drums are great, the vocals, the structure! It's all so great. Especially now that I'm currently melting down a drain because a dripped-out discord mod attacked me.
poor kira yoshikage, lost his vitamin C
+Gio Gio Hato fucked him up real good
@@juandacharroninja You mean Demo, right? :3
which one?
Juniel the gamer part 8 Kira
Only anime Jojo fans be like : WTF?
this fucking groove its amazing
+Ulises Rodriguez you read my mind! although technically you thought it first so this comment is kinda redundant.
The way this music gives Inherent Vice movement trough the first minutes is great. Can was a great band and Liebezeit was a fucking master, rest in peace.
All the needle drops in Inherent Vice were god tier! That movie is so underrated
The graphics is crazy❤️❤️💯
Those drums...
Amazing:Jaki Liebezeit.
Seriously can't stop listening to this! I think I was 5 yrs old when I first heard it I remember singing hey you over and over. I never knew who it was and how to find this song and at last 30 years later!
I love this Band R.I.P. DAMO SUZUKI ❤❤❤Finkenbach 90ziger Festival ❤❤
Euphoria brought me back to this song ,thanks
came here because I love fucking Can
The Damo Suzuki Can albums are essential.
SynthJohn I'd add Monster Movie.
I like just about every Can album. But yeah "Ege Bamyasi" will always be #1 for me
Same with Damo Tamaki
RIP Damo Suzuki
My friends played Drums and bass when Damo played a gig in Dublin when he was playing solo gigs round Europe. Damo Suzuki and the European sensoria band.