Kraftwerk
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Playing time: ca. 320 minutes
EAN CD: 8717662594960
ART. NR. CD: CL94960
Synopsis
Kraftwerk was formed in 1970 and is widely regarded as a pioneer of electronic music. They built custom-made electronic instruments and utilized cuttingedge equipment to create their signature sound. The album “Autobahn,” particularly its title track, brought them
international acclaim. The 22-minute-long title track featured repetitive rhythms and synthesized vocals, mimicking the experience of driving on the German highway.
In 2014, Kraftwerk was honored with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for their contributions to music.
Tracklist
CD 1: Soest 1970
1 Vom Himmel Hoch
2 Ruckzuck
3 Stratovarius
4 Megaherz
CD2: King Biscuit Radio 1975
1 Kometenmelodie
2 Autobahn
3 Morgenspaziergang (Part 1) – Kling-Klang
4 Morgenspaziergang (Part 2) – Tanzmusik
CD 3: BBC Broadcast in Concert 1975
1 Kling-Klang
2 Tongebirge
3 Tanzmusik
4 Ruckzuck
5 Prolog im Himmel / Kometenmelodie 1
6 Die Sonne, Der Monde, Die Sterne
7 Kometenmelodie 2
8 Autobahn
9 Mitternacht
CD 4: Utrecht 1981
1 Introduction
2 Nummern (Numbers)
3 Computerwelt (Computer World)
4 Metropolis
5 Das Model (The Model)
6 Geigerzähler (Geiger Counter) / Radioaktivität (Radioactivity)
7 Computer Liebe (Computer Love)
8 Autobahn
9 Taschenrechner (Pocket Calculator)
Captain Video 81 (part 1)
Live at Captain Video, Paris, France, July 6, 1981″
10 Nummern (Numbers)
11 Computerwelt (Computer World)
12 Heim Computer (Home Computer)
13 Computer Liebe (Computer Love)
14 Das Model (The Model)
CD 5: Captain Video 81 (part 2)
1 Neonlicht (Neon Lights)
2 Geigerzähler (Geiger Counter) / Radioaktivität (Radioactivity)
3 Die Stimme Der Energie (The Voice of Energy) / Uran (Uranium) / Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne / Ohm Sweet Ohm
4 Autobahn
5 Spiegelsaal (The Hall of Mirrors)
6 Mitternacht / Schaufensterpuppen (Showroom Dummies)
7 Trans Europa Express (Trans-Europe Express) / Metall auf Metall (Metal on Metal) / Abzug
8 Taschenrechner (Pocket Calculator)
9 Die Roboter (The Robots)
10 It’s More Fun to Compute