There is more than one artist with the name "Neu".
1) Neu! (the Germ… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with the name "Neu".
1) Neu! (the German word for "new", pronounced "noy") a band from Germany, were probably the archetypal example of what the UK music press at the time dubbed krautrock. The band had minimal commercial success when active, but are credited with being a huge influence on a diverse group of artists, including The Sex Pistols, Public Image Ltd., David Bowie, Gary Numan, Ultravox, Simple Minds, DEVO, Sonic Youth, Radiohead, Stereolab, Wilco as well as the current electronic music scene.
The group were formally a duo consisting of Klaus Dinger (1946-2008; drums) and Michael Rother (*1950; guitar). Both played a variety of other instruments, notably Dinger sang and played guitar on 'Hero' and 'After Eight' from the third album "Neu! 75", his brother Thomas Dinger and Hans Lampe both played drums for this version of the line up. All three of the group's official albums were produced by the famous Krautrock producer Conny Plank.
After Neu!, Klaus Dinger would form La Düsseldorf and La! Neu?. Michael Rother performed as a solo artist and between "Neu! 2" and "Neu! 75" performed as part of a supergroup called Harmonia with members of Cluster, and occasionally Brian Eno.
2) Neu is a Japanese Visual Kei band which debutted in the Omnibus album Shock Edge '07, 10/10/2007. The correct tag for the Japanese band is ν
1) Neu! (the Germ… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with the name "Neu".
1) Neu! (the German word for "new", pronounced "noy") a band from Germany, were probably the archetypal example of what the UK music press at the time dubbed krautrock. The band had minimal commercial success when active, but are credited with being a huge influence on a diverse group of artists, including The Sex Pistols, Public Image Ltd., David Bowie, Gary Numan, Ultravox, Simple Minds, DEVO, Sonic Youth, Radiohead, Stereolab, Wilco as well as the current electronic music scene.
The group were formally a duo consisting of Klaus Dinger (1946-2008; drums) and Michael Rother (*1950; guitar). Both played a variety of other instruments, notably Dinger sang and played guitar on 'Hero' and 'After Eight' from the third album "Neu! 75", his brother Thomas Dinger and Hans Lampe both played drums for this version of the line up. All three of the group's official albums were produced by the famous Krautrock producer Conny Plank.
After Neu!, Klaus Dinger would form La Düsseldorf and La! Neu?. Michael Rother performed as a solo artist and between "Neu! 2" and "Neu! 75" performed as part of a supergroup called Harmonia with members of Cluster, and occasionally Brian Eno.
2) Neu is a Japanese Visual Kei band which debutted in the Omnibus album Shock Edge '07, 10/10/2007. The correct tag for the Japanese band is ν
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@brunobailly7013
Probably one of the best avant-garde sounding track to come out of the 70's, and certainly one of my favorite Neu songs. I love it !
@hpaul1506
Best song to listen to during quarantine. something about these repetitive drums and the driven vocals makes me foregt about time and isolation. It centers me within myself and calms me down like nothing else.
@winilula
I really appreciate that. Thank you. Neu speaks to us and inspires us so differently. I love this. Hope you have made it to the other side, Friend.
@martinhodges2738
Bought the album in the 1970's and still the light never diminishes
@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms
Early 70s to maybe even mid 70s was really the 60s for a lot of people I think.
@donmiknelli6808
Some things are getting older, but BETTER and BETTER! Who cares about wine, this is NEU!!!
@Rshields388
Yesssss love this song!
@logonazo
This is Iggy pop's NEU! favourite song (i just discovered that on a new Arte channel documentary)
@parasatc8183
You actually hear his take on it on his song "Funtime" from his 1977 release The Idiot :D
@markrago7217
@@parasatc8183 Let's not forget that David Bowie was responsible for most of the music on Iggy's debut solo album.