Krokus - Rock me, rock you, all night long - 1978

[@beatlehmann3424]

I love the Beginnings of Krokus with Tommy Kiefer !!! Ich mag die Anfänge von Krokus !!!

[@Whatever_fu]

love that song

[@TheWolfe666]

That's Chris Von Rohr on vocals, First the band's drummer, then singer and then bassist. As a vocalist he's not quite in the league of Marc Storace, but then Storace is truly one of the best rock vocalists ever. Von Rohr is still in the band and Krokus is still kicking ass, coming back with a three-guitar lineup!

[@1alexkeeper]

wow thanks for sharing this video, did not know Marc Storace came second in this band, greetings from down under,,,,,,,,,,,california.

[@dogus.utoopia]

Si desapareciera AC⚡DC, todavía nos quedaría Krokus.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Flagg1991]

Like a young AC/DC. Krokus is the only band that I have as of yet discovered, that I like as much as AC/DC

[@ioannisdospatis6826]

Foreverock,Krokus,Krokus, for,everockrokus!

[@pillermaik]

This sounds like it was something like the first try to write "Bedside radio"... "Pay it in metal" was released with 3 different covers, but originally the Record-title was "Pain killer", released also 1978.

[@tfmg1990]

thank you

[@RockJim72]

Classic and rather hillarious :-) Don't get me wrong, I dig Krokus ..

[@pillermaik]

Chris war nie bei Montezuma. Montezuma waren Fernando und Freddy (und Jörg Nägeli - hier am Bass). Die erste Krokus Scheibe von 1976 war noch ohne Fernando und ohne Freddy und Chris war hinter den Drums. Erst nach der Fusion 1977 spielten Fernando und Freddy mit und Chris ging hinter's Mikro, zu hören auf "To you all" 1977. Dieser Song hier ist vom "Pain killer"/"Pay it in Metal" Album 1978.

[@cheapeach]

* Chris von Rohr * Fernando von Arb * Freddy Frutig (Freddy Steady) * Jürg Naegeli * Tommy Kiefer

[@Flagg1991]

Shut up...It hurts becasue it is true. But I still love Krokus pre-1980, and this happens to be my 2nd favorite promo clip (behind Krokus' Highway Song, from TO YOU ALL).

[@ioannisdospatis487]

Σκέτη λατρεία!

[@efrainmendieta5015]

Good music

[@masterjake731]

Is there any others videos

[@TheWolfe666]

It's a different Krokus than what I'm used to, but this song still kicks ass!

[@Flagg1991]

How can you say some shit like that? This is pure classic rock gold!

[@ttfozgreen]

its a great fun song , but i laughed my arse off lol lol lol , BRILLIANT !!!!!!!!!

[@lancelo96]

WOW classic

[@6672rock]

I didn't know Krokus was around back then. I thought they didn't hit the scene until the early 80's.

[@agre1969]

The Riff is pretty similar to "High Voltage" from AC/DC

[@rockrabbitt]

Didn't know they used to be like T.Rex or Slade.This is nice,though.

[@StardiCH]

am Chuck Berry ond em Dylan chont halt niemmer verbie ;-) saugeils Video

[@xyz8655]

HIGH vOLTAGE Rock n Roll ripp off!

[@joshuaricketts4847]

yes and you have made it so far in life

[@TuXHunt3R]

Jürg Nägeli ist der Vater meines ehemaligen Sportlehrers an der Technischen Berufschule Zürich

[@TheThomasmoon]

Mark Storace sounds like Bon Scott

[@MorbidReligion]

The introduction sounds like Diamond Dogs.

[@siiwy]

chris sieht hier aus wie eine pupertierende häkel-susi aus dem kloster-internat... doch auf diese band sollte kurz darauf welt-weiter erfolg warten.. voll geil die geschichte der jungs aus solothurn. long life rocknroll!!

[@zejtunguitarist10]

THE singer is maltese if you know that!..and im maltese xD

[@pmay222]

we had front row tickets to see these in 1980....but it was cancelled...THANK FUCK..!

[@yanr0ckets]

Flagg tebe v ruki lol hey dude i'm glad for ya

[@livewirevirginia]

@agre1969 as is the chorus

[@tfmg1990]

Does anyone know this line up?

[@masterjake731]

Cris von rhor vocals Tommy Kiefer-Guitar Frenardo von arb Guitar Jürg Naegeli-Bass Freddy steady-Drums

[@manny667]

@agre1969 one copy

[@ojibway69]

thank god Storace came along!!

[@aargoviauhu]

Das ist doch noch Monte Zuma??? Chris Von röhr hat später den Song noch mals auf seine Scheibe kopiert!!!

[@Flagg1991]

The lead guitarist, Tommy Kiefer, looks like a total European snob in his little sweater, hat, and scarf; I never thought I'd say this, but that style's alright. Too bad he's dead

[@masterjake731]

I like his style in 1980 and he's very talented

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

uhhhh, this is embarrassing when you consider marc storache's talent, isn't it?

[@wolfgangronacher1956]

sooo an scheisssss