NEU! - Hallogallo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2016
- Hallogallo, taken from the album NEU!
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Hallogallo by NEU! (Klaus Dinger, Michael Rother)
Composed and performed by Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother
Engineer: Conny Plank
Co-produced by Conny Plank and NEU!
First release: 1972 - บันเทิง
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Das war für die Zeit so unglaublich weit vorn. Einfach nur großartig!
❤️
Even during the heat death of the universe, the beat in hallogallo will still be going
It alternates with Foggy Notion by the Velvet Underground.
In fact the Universe will die cold and dark when all stars have burnt through their hydrogen
In that case maybe Seeland will play instead.
@@okantichrist Sounds cool, bro.
Legend has it, they are still playing this song.
Stuck in a feedback loop forever
It's true...heard it in a Home Depot bathroom over the weekend@@kozmic4276
Not sure what you mean by "they", as Neu broke up in the 70's and one of the two band members is dead, but if you mean "they" as in the fans, then hell yes, I'm still playing it...!
@@stevendphoto Michael Rother still performs it live, too!
Quite right too...
Bowie was still in his Ziggy phase when they made this. Low happened 5 years later.
Incredible.
You don’t need drugs, or booze to relax and enjoy this. Just close your eyes and listen to all the pretty little sounds playing off each other. Divine and healing.
Just to enhance it.
@@MoontownMoss When your mind, heart and soul are already in the right space, you don't need it. The music is magic on its own.
shutup hippie
@marinazolotic4347 They're right. It's good music to clean house to.
I can't disagree with you but I have to say that after a couple of grams of coke and a bottle of whiskey it slams pretty hard.
this song feels like it exists completely separate from human problems its just like a universe of ethereal, crystalline grooves
Ого! Ну клево сказал👍
You think?
mkay
You too
For 1972 this is unbelievably futuristic, wow!
Agreed
Thank you Iggy Pop for playing this on your Radio 6 show the other day and introducing me to a whole new world.
Super familiar with Iggy from Detroit/A2 times. Wow. Radio 6. Didn't know. Thanks man!
Saw the wonderful Michael Rother at the Barbican last night (03/02/24) and this was the highlight of an amazing performance! Brilliant ❤
I don't think anyone in the comments has used "beautiful" yet, but the guitar tone floating over the top really is.
jackal59 Rother liked to record himself for a while then play the tape backwards and re-record the same thing forward again over it. I think that’s what is going on in Hallogallo.
Oh yes. It is beautiful. And if he is really playing and recording it that way than it is beautifuly amazing or amazingly beautiful.
Finally a song with a nice guitar tone,today is littered with shredded cheese.
Gorgeous, just wish the stereo mix was done better, pretty annoying mix.
Funny, the first neu/kraftwerk album was called tone float
I recently listened to this album while heading west driving across Canada, we were in Saskatchewan driving across some fuckin desolate prairie during a heat wave. Was just me and my bro high out of are minds. Such a memorable experience it was pure bliss.
This is seriously one of the best songs ever made.
It's a tune! Songs have lyrics.
@@trevorgibb1019 Fair enough man.
Great song
It's a great song, and don't reply mug.
@@johnransby8912 Don't reply mug or don't reply?
I just discovered this masterpiece, It feels like driving with a huge car trough on a long road somewhere in the Usa with a wide horizon. Pure fun
It chugs along nicely Peter , welcome aboard!
It's a mile muncher!
The drum beat is described in German as "Die lange gerade" wich means "the long straight/stretch"
It is the never ending road.
Sometimes all you need is some good old fashioned krautrock.
2023 and just got hold of a CD of the album. 50 years on and still selling and still giving my neighbours a joyous sonic experience. Timeless.
I bought it on vinyl. Already had the CD. Just a magical tune.
Das ist eine Musik Kultur wie es sie nicht mehr gibt,ausgestorben,kommt nie wieder. Wir haben die Zeit erlebt und gelebt.Und es war geil.
Bring it back
nothing is ever lost. the spirit lives on, just trust in the process
@bigdiddy25 I would agree it was a moment in time that can't be repeated but Motorik has cast a fairly long shadow nonetheless.
Es war so speziell in dieser Zeit mit dieser Musik leben zu dürfen.
Das kann ich glauben, ja
ive repeated this song like 4 times now because i dont want to leave hallogallo world
Sometime in December of this year will be the 50th anniversary of this song... Unbelievable. Can't imagine what it must've been like listening to it for the first time back then.
Damn. I’m still trying to get over “Life on Mars?” turning fifty. That sounds like nothing that will ever be done again, though many have tried.
err yes we liked it!
The bomb ( good one)
Probably stoned out of their minds with headphones on, ah bliss
@@mister3566 Well that too. But I was more talking about how different it must've sounded at the time and how people react to it.
If I had heard this in 1972, my life would have changed. Timeless. Excellent.
I heard this first in a small record store in my hometown in Germany near Düsseldorf in 1972. I had no money to buy it, but it never left my mind until today. So in a way it changed my life!
Born in 1989, heard it in 2002, it changed my life
Born in 2003, heard it in 2021. Still love it and hope I'm 99 still listening to it one day.
We discovered Neu in 1974 aged 15 at school in London. It felt revolutionary and led us to Can, Tangerine Dream and Kraan. Somehow connected in my mind with Velvet Undergound also, for example -Foggy Notion. I had to buy Neu and Neu '75 again a few years ago as they were 'borrowed' by my son and his friends.
This track is 50 years old and it's still epic!
I came for my NEU fix 😎
I came from Bowie, many thanks
RIP Klaus Dinger
Penis
Who new drum machine had feelings...
This track changed my life. RIP, Klaus.
Was born on this day. Salute to the King of German music!
Klaus ?
@@holyeti3553 Klaus Dinger war Mitglied bei Kraftwerk und Neu und starb am 21. März 2008, drei Tage vor seinem 62. Geburtstag.
The award for creating an immediate escape portal goes to you.
This knocks forever.
This song makes me feel like everything its gonna be alright.
Everything is
Bought this at a record warehouse in Dallas 1973 or 4 and took it home
We called it 'shroom music! Timeless it is!
Legend has it, this song is still playing them. 😎 Extremely influential group. Klaus Dinger lives in us all
I've just shazamed this song thinking it was only released..
1972!!!
I first heard song in the mid 2000's when Billy Idol used it as the last PA system song before he took the stage.
Having travelled to many Idol shows I quickly learned that when this song started, Idol and his band would be onstage in about 10 minutes. I am still listening to this song years later, same driving beat, same vibe, I'm just 40lbs heavier!
I heard this last night for the first time ever. Just before Billy Idol took the stage. 🔥
Perfect simplicity, simple perfection.
This should play all the time, everywhere! Someone posted a 10 hour loop of this on TH-cam.
Outstanding! Simply outstanding!😊
Outstanding from 50 years ago...
Having grown up in the 70s I like this a lot , so many good feels here
Shoutout to Stereolab for bringing me here. Their song "Jenny Ondioline" is pretty much a Hallogallo love letter in how heavily it references this song musically, especially the second section around the 7 minute mark. I can't listen to Hallogallo without "We got to keep the lift hope and struggle" constantly playing in my head lol.
Smashing Pumpkins - Cherub Rock is pretty similar too, but Stereolab was also how I discovered this song as well.
@@internetuser8922 You can now add The Smile to the list, particularly Read the Room and Under our Pillows. But I'm sure as discerning music connoisseurs you already know this ;)
A tune for eternity! Greetings from a town north of Düsseldorf, Germany!
Dusseldorf is one of my favourite words 😁
Manchester
I'm so proud of our music scene here in Düsseldorf. There were or are just so many fantastic artists!
@@realandreah I don't like the term Krautrock but love some of the music
@@mister3566 Thanks for your comment. They are not all Krautrock bands, but Neu! was, of course. BTW, Manchester does have great bands as well.
This is that music many people have heard in documentaries, desperately trying to Shazam it in the little gaps where the narrator isn't talking over it.
This song is pure movement
momentum
I was too young when Neu! entered the scene. It wasn't until 1980-81 that I realized how ahead of their time they were and how influential they were to a number of artists: Bowie, Talking Heads, early Simple Minds, and many, many more. Pure love!
i discovered them in 2006 when i was 21, some Techno dudes played it on a Party, i was blown away realizing the age of it. My dad showed them to me earlier, but i was much too much into british Punk and stuff in my teens haha. I think NEU! is a band that grows on you as you grow.
@@piepflitze788 I feel the same way, I didn't really like them when I heard this album for the first time when I was 18 and looking for some post-punk to listen to. Then, as I grow older I appreciate the beauty of repetitiveness and experimentation more and more, and I can enjoy sitting through a whole 10 minute song that sounds almost the same all the time
Simple Minds?
@@brutallyremastered4255 : Yep! Have a listen to Simple Minds’ two albums Real To Real Cacophony and Empires & Dance. The band even referred to Neu as a major influence on these two albums…
Great music !
Timeless and incredibly unique!!!
Used to listen to this 75 when I was a kid with hair and now the hair has moved down my back.
aight
Driving music for sure.
Are you invoking the Autobahn?
I drive a 2012 Challenger R/T but when I am listening to Neu, it feels like I should be in a BMW 2002.
I couldn't agree with you more.
yess, one of my choice driving jams
@@raleighkirschman2011 If you go on the Autobahn and don't listen to Neu! or Kraftwerk, what are you doing?
@@Jipwell Listening to Grobschnitt?
Great stuff!
Way ahead of its time
Beautiful.
Vielen Dank für dieses großartige Album. Meisterwerk.
the mother of all drum fills
Das ist wunderbar.
ITV4 clearly have a Neu fan in their production department,as this was used, along with 'ISI' as background music during this year's Tour de France coverage.And they were the only artist to be used more than once. Can got a look-in too.
Definitely suits that
Very cooool x
Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother started out in Kraftwerk, who later became famous for their hit "Autobahn". "Autobahn" was meant to be a musical interpretation of what it's like to drive a car but I've always thought this song sounded more like that experience. "Hallogallo" just _sounds_ like driving through a city on the highway late at night to me.
There's a drumbeat that was really made popular by krautrock (German music from this era), called the motorik, which is just a very specific repetitive backbeat. Can used it a lot, and so did Neu! I've heard it described as illustrating the pace and pulse of driving. Autobahn doesn't have it. That's probably what you're hearing.
It always hits me as a day trip. Even morning time, so colorful.
@@ScisaacFisaac Yeah, it's the bass drum on every 8th note except 2 and 4. I used to play it on my drums back before I even knew it had a name. It does have a very propulsive feel.
Hallo. Klaus Dinger \ Kraftwerk - Neu! - La Düsseldorf 👍
its just so good
The drum beat that inspired the entire modern Australian rock scene
really? can you share examples? i love this drum beat. and i have to stop myself from using it on every song i make. (not kidding). so of course i want to head other people that have used it
@@LocalTeen King Gizzard. It's all over their stuff.
@@unknownsoldier452 I know KING GIZ used it on rattlesnake but what other Aussie bands used it?
Jacob Meyer And had huge influence on Joy Division.
Motorik beats first created by Klaus Dinger (NEU!).
@@topspin4456 The earliest example of a motorbike rhythm I can think of is actually from CAN's "Mother Sky" that came out two years prior. Dinger I think was the one that counted the term.
This is one of those songs that you can do almost anything to
Can you sleep to it?
@@okantichrist A most satisfying dump for sure, and at 10 minutes long you get time for the paperwork
@@okantichrist i was actually just about to sleep to it
Driving definitely, but can imagine gardening to it even - and I don't even have a garden.
@@IThinkYouLookLarvely Good one....Greetings from Italy
A truly beautiful piece of music
exceptionnel, j'ai connu ce groupe en 1974, J'ai toujours le vinyl, intemporel !!!
Epic, no doubt.
Absolutely!
If this floats your boat, try 'FOLLAKZOID', a great band from Chile.
Good recommendation, sir. I listened, I dug!
First time I heard this song (album) was in '90 in foreign exchange music program (Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp). I was with host family, and he was playing this album (this particular song was playing as I walked into their house). This totally blew my mind. New and unique to what I've heard (Metallica, AC/DC, etc.)
AC/DC? He ha ha!
Listen to Can, This Heat and The Residents. These are the bands that blew my mind the most I think.
Instantly added to my biking playlist. There's nothing you couldn't do on two wheels to this track.
Fox Sports Cono Sur (Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay) included an excerpt of this song in the announcements of the Grman Bundesliga's games between the seasons 2017-2018 and 2019-2020
Pretty cool genre. I just discovered it and I have to say I am very impressed.
It's hypnotic
Whenever or wherever you listen to this wonderful stuff... it is always so NEU!!! Timeless...-
Musical perfection, or damn well near. I don't think Rother and Dinger even know / knew how many musical ships they set sail with their music. Between this and "Hero", they're arguably the most influential band in history.
Beautifull
Gotta get that 10 minute ad revenue.
good call!!
Don't be so cynical. The song was recorded in 1971.
@@solipsismworld r/woooosh
So true ,the worst is Grammarly, really becoming annoying. 😒
Never heard this before and I'm mightily impressed. The drumming reminds me of Tangerine Dream's Madrigal Meridian.
This is the grandparent of techno and house.
Quel joie de réécouter cette album avec la play liste qui va bien de bon matin, la pêche!! 😅❤😊❤
Intro for the actual Billy Idol Tour 2022. Amazing!!!!🤟🤟🤟
that's why i came here - good thing with smartphone you can ask "what is this song" :-)
One of the best of the best
I love this. It sounds like they were years, decades, ahead of their time. If you're bored listen to JJ Cale's "Durango" and compare. The similarity is remarkable.
That comment made a lot of sense to me, it is spot on !
I tried to write this song 100 different times in 1989-91 and never knew it had already been written.
julian cope managed it.....
So did Billy Corgan (Cherub Rock) and the band Stereolab (Jenny Ondioline)
Not to mention Porcupine tree
And the Verve with Stormy Clouds (reprise)
And Death Cab For Cutie with Doors Unlocked And Open
Really getting into the Kraut rock sound in 2019.This is my fave track at the moment.
Listen to Can Mother Sky
soulminer 1970 you need to check out some CAN, “Vitamin C” is a good start.. it’s hard to believe an actual person could be such a damn amazing drummer
Can you dig it? Mother Sky, Paperhouse, Spoon to name a few of their more "popular" tracks. I would personally recommend the live Beat Club version of, "Paperhouse" on YT as an introduction to Jaki's wonderful, rhythmic drumming.
Or listen to Faust.... The Faust Tapes, or Faust So Far, or their 1st album, which was on clear vinyl....
...of course Autobahn' by Kraftwerk
this transcends to eternity!
It does
❤️ genial. Kommentare nur auf Englisch. In Deutschland wird diese progressive Musik der 1970er leider nicht gewürdigt, obwohl oder weit Jahre voraus.Dafür aber in England und Asien.
These guys were amazing
Está es música no como el reggeton
Boah..wie genial diese Musik ist ..das ich sie jetzt erst entdeckt habe bzw mir bewußt wird...das ist wirklich Musikgeschichte.
Weiß gar nicht was ich sagen soll..Dankeschön Klaus Dinger ❤❤❤
This music gets so little credit but, like many have said, it was groundbreaking and innovative. It has this wonderful "alloverness" that makes it almost impossible to pick one thing out and follow it.
Agreed....Ciao from Italy
Way ahead of its time,,,
This was so far ahead of it's time that we have not yet caught up with it. Or maybe it was just timeless.
Sounds pretty new, doesn't it?
Timeless like love.
@@violet-w-8589 It does sou't pretty... Neu!
Good point, it's used on a lot of British documentaries on technological advances (including very recent ones!)
One of the most sublime
old memories.. in the context of time.. it was all new then.. Neu.. in German.. remembering the evenings spent with friends taking the time to listen to the music.. sharing the joy of these new sounds and creativity.. we had no walkman then.. only our good quality stereo system with the best of loudspeakers..
great album which today has a fresh sound. really excellent!!!
I love the lyrics!
Glad to see, theres still lots of people, with musical taste! Thise tune is immortal! Bless up klaus RIP❤
Thanx... Great Album... more please.
nie werde ich vergessen wie ich dieses Stück das erste mal gehört habe, das klang irgendwie so.... irgendwie so neu 🍬
Lief oft in der kleinen Discothek in Lindern im Hotel Schute! Und natürlich auch in der Scala in Lastrup!
my favorite album
bought Krautrock 3lp set.. early 1974, and this was first track i listened too.. one of the greatest 3lps i ever bought.. put me onto german and euro music and left behind the pop/mainstream forever
the same here, Richard. Bought the 3 LP set in 1974 (as you) and was thrilled by the first song, Hallogallo! The third LP is intesting too, more jazzy...
@@huhnerhai its was such an eye opener.. nearly every song was totally different to what i`d listened too in mainstream etc..
One of the best neu songs alongside CAN, NEU are legend and this is there style
Es ist punk es ist rock n roll , es ist techno, es ist großartig,
Jörn Krahn Genau so
Und nach über 40 Jahren immer noch großartig! 👍
Auf den Punk gebracht!
Danke. Dachte schon ich bin allein mit meinem Geschmack.👍
Jörn, du bist mit Sicherheit nicht der einzige! Schau dir mal die unzähligen Kommentare aus ganz Europa an, wenn es um Kraftwerk, Neu, La Düsseldorf, Harmonia, respektive Klaus und Thomas Dinger und Michael Rother geht. Der Rother hat immer noch unzählige Fans die zu seinen Konzerten gekommen sind. Viele auch mit Hans Lampe, z. B. in England und Schweden etc. Leider findet er in Deutschland nicht so viel Anerkennung wie im Ausland. Also, dein Geschmack ist nicht so schlimm! 👍😃
Ich höre diese Musik seit 50 Jahren! Nicht ausschließlich, andere mach(t)en ja auch gute Mucke. Aber es ist immer wieder ein Genuss, die Jungs zu hören/sehen!
You couldn't imagine anyone else creating a track like this in 2020.
Sei Still
elder covered wessensee and made it into its own beautiful song in 2019 check it out!
Check Mood Taeg 2MR
You clearly haven’t heard of DIIV then haha
See Pharaoh Overlord, especially the 3rd album... predates 2020 by a while but merits a listen.
I'd like to just imagine the drummer having a gun to his head or something that will fire if he pauses
Dinger Don't Fuck Around
I dig the technical proficiency of many a drummer, but sometimes you just can't beat the metronomic perfection of Krautrock! It's like levitation.
Have you ever listended to "Vom Himmel Hoch" by Kraftwerk, dinger at it's max.
the motorik beat at its finest
Perfect to sleep or study to!
Aphex twin!
I only listen to Krautrock while asleep. I just have my friends insert the headphones once I hit REM.
@@killianborman246 I’ll get the Mrs to do that for me 😂
One of the best lisergic music!!
and lisergic state driving on the open highway
Listened to this by accident in 1973 ( I was 16). Love at first hear
Burt472 today same Good feeling at 1974 i 15 years old
it probably sounded like nothing you ever heard before
@@jaceyp.8457 True that
Still sounds like it was made tomorrow.
⚡️Der Song schickt einen auf eine Reise. Geile Abfahrt!😎
Neu favorite. Thank you Xander.
This is just how i like to try to play.
An absolute Krautrock classic.......great drumming...R.I.P Klaus Dinger