Music that goes deeper than music itself.

R.I.P. Damo!!

Jaki Liebezeit RIP.......stunning ace drummer.....

one music organism rather than individual musicians. I learnt so much back then from their approach.

If any band is going to be discussed on these videos that isn't Can, it should be The Fall.

Beautiful to see this very late clip with Damo & possible the last with the band ;-D

Holger was ahead of his time...great drumming and keyboards as well

Can are so good, it drives me crazy.

This is my cup of tea....

they do it like true blue artisans. incredible sound engineering. the lead is gold.

I love can, its amazing grove in this

we love can...

Wow i've been looking for this. Thanks

Genius, playing the PercussionOrgan

Future Days might have been released in 1974, but was recorded in 1973.

Love CAN forever

Nice clip, good song - relaxed and funky. Probably one of Damo's last performances with them. How come these clips on youtube weren't on the DVD? Still, brilliant that it's here.

That was around 1972 or 1973, but definitely NOT in 1974... Damo left in September of 1973 around the release of Future Days, and jaki had really shorter hair in 1974... actually, the group started to tour and record as a four-piece in late 1973. But anyway, it's a great clup, and phantastic grooves!

some sweet keyboard percussion

die "tip-top" Kopfhörer sind klasse!

@cheeezdooodle This was never technically released on an LP but a different version can be found on "Unlimited Edition" from 1976.

Battle of the Network Stars brought me here!

You can just tell that Irmin was classically trained

OOOOOO!!!!! increible , nunca escuche una cagada como esta....

❤❤❤

I think the dates on the videos refer to when the record was released not the date of the video.

Before shortening their name to Can, they were called The Wackadoodle VonGoobsticks.

waoo

La mejor puta banda de todos los tiempos

@1:32 when assignment is due tomorroe

@orangefunk no this must have been recorded in 74, otherwise Damo Suzuki wouldn't be there (video zooms in on him at 3:10) as he left the band in late 1974 and retired from music until 1983.

Has anyone got this with a more audible soundtrack?

The best cars and sauerkraut, women and krautrock! Deustschland! Well okay, maybe women are great no matter from where they come...hahaha I have 15 Can albums and every one is a must have if you like prog or krautrock! Check out Neu, Amon Duuhl, Ash Ra Temple, Beak and Guru Guru to get a wider perspective on Krautrock.

oh no. holger is wearing his white gloves and damo's cut his hair. the beginning of the end.

Damo left in 74, but it wasn't right at the beginning. I know he was on Future Days, and that was in 74.

The song's title is "I am too leise" - I am too quiet. If you can't correct it, take it off. Peter Kroll, Singapur

I guess... although Mark Smith proved himself rather ignorant about Can in interviews while proclaiming to be a huge fan (for example, he said that "The Empress and the Ukraine King" has Damo Suzuki on vocals when in fact the song features Malcolm Mooney).

Not heard this before. Did it surface in any form on any album?

People really need to stop going to these Can videos and starting arguments about Radiohead. 90% of the comments on Can videos allude to Radiohead. Can influenced EVERYONE. They're as influential to modern music as The Velvet Underground, and Radiohead is only one out of hundreds of bands who've taken cues from Can.

alguém sabe onde consigo com um som melhor?

what is this taken from?

I would say that 1973 would be more like it since there was no Damo in 1974 and Jaki had short hair.

0:25 Do Michael's headphones say 'hip hop' on the side?

01:16 ... irmin's fly seems to be open.

hey you got the Titel wrong: I'm to Leise not Liese.Leise means quiet(german word) (info)

could very well be... I just took the date from the actual titling in the video clip.

@mcmike100 i guess it's a farfisa professional piano

IS that a Yamaha YC-series organ he's beating on?

can definetly tell how can influenced radiohead. especially the singing style. it sounds like thom could be singing the vocals. and radiohead did a cover of can's "the thief" song.

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Damo left Can in September 1973. By 1974 he had become Jehovah's Witness and was long gone.

the key to this debate is in the rhythm section,radiohead are masters of catchy hooks and song writing but the can rhythm section just destroys all that,that mantric repetition business and, oh yeah leave the bass drum dampners at home..

Damo seems rather aloof from the proceedings....

Can are The Beatles 2

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