Kraftwerk
Author of Trans-Europe Express
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Works by Kraftwerk
Concert Classics 4 copies
3-D The Catalogue [Blu-ray] [2017] 3 copies
Expo Remix 3 copies
Showroom Dummies 3 copies
Expo Mixes 2 copies
1981 07 03 - Hammersmith Palais, London, UK - Computerwelt (3 LP) [sound recording] 2 copies, 1 review
Organisation: Tone Float 2 copies
Remixes 2 copies
Exceller 8 - 1st 2 copies
Kraftwerk (Compilation) 2 copies
The Fairfield Four 1 copy
Autobahn-Remastered 1 copy
Computer Love 1 copy
3-D [Video] 1 copy
Das Model 1 copy
Die Mensch-Maschine (de) 1 copy
Machine 1 copy
Autobahn / Kometenmelodie 2 1 copy
item_name 1 copy
Kraftwerk - The Telephone Call - Warner Bros. Records - 0-20627, Warner Bros. Records - 9 20627-0 A 1 copy
KRAFTWERK - Radio-Aktivität 1 copy
[No title] 1 copy
Radioactivity / Computerwelt 1 copy
Arbeiten/Works/Oeuvres 1 copy
Musique Non Stop 1 copy
Photokina Koeln 1971-06-12 1 copy
Computer Symphonies 1 copy
Pocket Calculator 1 copy
Tribal Gathering 1 copy
Aerodynamik / La Forme 1 copy
Autobahn [single] 1 copy
Kraftwerk: Pop Art 1 copy
Associated Works
Tagged
Common Knowledge
- Birthdate
- 1970
- Gender
- n/a
- Relationships
- Hütter, Ralf (founding member, 1970-1971, 1972-)
Schneider, Florian (founding member, 1970-2008)
Bartos, Karl (member 1974-1990)
Flür, Wolfgang (member 1973-1987) - Nationality
- Germany
- Birthplace
- Düsseldorf, West Germany
- Associated Place (for map)
- Düsseldorf, West Germany
Members
Reviews
Kraftwerk Fairfield Halls, Croydon, UK September 21, 1975 01. Kling Klang (10:38) 02. Tongebirge (02:06) 03. Tanzmusik (05:35) 04. Ruckzuck (08:31) 05. Prolog Im Himmel / Kometenmelodie 1 (04:53) 06. Die Sonne, Der Monde, Die Sterne (02:56) 07. Kometenmelodie 2 (07:32) 08. Mitternacht / Showroom Dummies (11:15) 09. Autobahn (17:29) SBD -> ? -> CDR(X) -> EAC -> FLAC 1.1.2 -> FLAC (level 8) Sound quality: A, SBD, stereo Ripped & seeded by humanoidboogie, May 29, 2005. Enjoy!
Kraftwerk ZKM, Karlsrule, Germany 10.18.97 (+ filler 09.07.81, Tokyo) Disc 1 1/ Intro 2/ Nummern 3/ Computerwelt 4/ It's More Fun To Compute/Heimcomputer 5/ Die Mensch Machine 6/ Tour De France 7/ Autobahn 8/ Atherwellen 9/ Instrumental (ZKM Song) 10/ Radioaktivitat 11/ Lichthof disc 2 1/ Trans Europa Express/Abzug/Metall Auf Metall 2/ Taschenrechner 3/ Die Roboter 4/ Nummweltverschmutzung 5/ Musique Non Stop 09.07.81, Tokyo 6/ Computerliebe 7/ Neonlicht 8/ Showroom Dummies Received as a show more trade cdr > EAC > FLAC No artwork--can anyone help out? show less
Product Details
* Audio CD (June 7, 2005)
* Format: Live
* Label: Astralwerks / Emd
* ASIN: B0009H9NE8
* Average Customer Review: based on 44 reviews. (Write a review.)
* Amazon.com Sales Rank: #4,286 in Music (See Top Sellers in Music)
Yesterday: #2,749 in Music
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Disc: 1
1. The Man-Machine Listen Listen
2. Planet Of Visions Listen Listen
3. Tour De France Etape 1 Listen show more Listen
4. Chrono Listen Listen
5. Tour De France Etape 2 Listen Listen
6. Vitamin Listen Listen
7. Tour De France Listen Listen
8. Autobahn Listen Listen
9. The Model Listen Listen
10. Neon Lights Listen Listen
Disc: 2
1. Radioactivity Listen Listen
2. Trans Europe Express Listen Listen
3. Metal On Metal Listen Listen
4. Numbers Listen Listen
5. Computer World Listen Listen
6. Home Computer Listen Listen
7. Pocket Calculator Listen Listen
8. Dentaku Listen Listen
9. The Robots Listen Listen
10. Elektro Kardiogramm Listen Listen
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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
The Godfathers of Glitch and the Kings of Kling-Klang come out of seclusion with a double live CD culled from various concerts on their 2004 tour. Minimum-Maximum is essentially a greatest-hits album with an audience applauding and occasionally shouting. Without them, of course, you'd never know the album was live, since Kraftwerk is the band that put the programming in pop music. Not much has changed with them since the 1980s. They're still wired to the same sonic circuitry as on Electric Café in 1986, sculpting glistening electro-soundscapes that pulse but never quite groove. And they still sing in that flat, German-accented English and French with Speak and Spell electro-voices. But rather than sound dated, this has a timeless charm, especially since Kraftwerk are among the few Kraut rock groups with a sense of humor. With only two studio albums in the last 20 years, you have to give them credit for not caving in to current electronica and techno trends--Kraftwerk remain resolutely electronic. Even their samples sound synthesized. But also give them credit for some of the most relentlessly glistening electronic music ever crafted, and a sound that remains surprisingly pure. All the hits are here, from "Autobahn" to "Tour de France," but nicely buffed to a high chrome finish. --John Diliberto
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KRAFTWERK LIVE!!!, June 7, 2005
Reviewer: Louie Bourland (garden grove, ca United States) - See all my reviews
(TOP 500 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
After more than 35 years of pioneering the genre of electronic music, the legendary German band Kraftwerk has conquered another first in their long career - a live album and what an album it is!!!
"Minimum-Maximum" is a double-CD recorded during Kraftwerk's 2004 tour and contains music from nearly every era of the group's career (except for their very early experimental period). It is essentially a greatest hits album performed live. For those who may fear that a Kraftwerk live album will sound identical to a studio release, fear not. The music performed here is full of fresh approaches and energy not apparent in their studio albums. The rhythms and sequences are heavier and have more of a punch. Also, the sound of a live audience heard over the course of the entire album adds even more excitement to the musical atmosphere. On "Dentaku", you can hear the enthusiastic Japanese crowd singing along while on "Music Non Stop", you can hear people clapping along with the song's relentless rhythm.
Indeed, all of the music on "Minimum-Maximum" is very well performed and proves that Kraftwerk is definitely an established live band and not just reclusive studio perfectionists. Besides containing great music, the CD booklet also includes several color photos of the band onstage during the concerts standing behind their workstations while images of the music's lyric content is projected on the large screens behind them.
"Minimum-Maximum" is Kraftwerk at their very best. Since they are a band who doesn't tour regularly, this double-live CD defnitely serves as the next best thing to being at one of their concerts.
Buy this disc, put it on, sit back and enjoy the ride!!! show less
* Audio CD (June 7, 2005)
* Format: Live
* Label: Astralwerks / Emd
* ASIN: B0009H9NE8
* Average Customer Review: based on 44 reviews. (Write a review.)
* Amazon.com Sales Rank: #4,286 in Music (See Top Sellers in Music)
Yesterday: #2,749 in Music
Listen to Samples
To hear a song sample, click on "Listen" by that sample. Visit our audio help page for more information.
Disc: 1
1. The Man-Machine Listen Listen
2. Planet Of Visions Listen Listen
3. Tour De France Etape 1 Listen show more Listen
4. Chrono Listen Listen
5. Tour De France Etape 2 Listen Listen
6. Vitamin Listen Listen
7. Tour De France Listen Listen
8. Autobahn Listen Listen
9. The Model Listen Listen
10. Neon Lights Listen Listen
Disc: 2
1. Radioactivity Listen Listen
2. Trans Europe Express Listen Listen
3. Metal On Metal Listen Listen
4. Numbers Listen Listen
5. Computer World Listen Listen
6. Home Computer Listen Listen
7. Pocket Calculator Listen Listen
8. Dentaku Listen Listen
9. The Robots Listen Listen
10. Elektro Kardiogramm Listen Listen
See all 12 tracks on this disc
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
The Godfathers of Glitch and the Kings of Kling-Klang come out of seclusion with a double live CD culled from various concerts on their 2004 tour. Minimum-Maximum is essentially a greatest-hits album with an audience applauding and occasionally shouting. Without them, of course, you'd never know the album was live, since Kraftwerk is the band that put the programming in pop music. Not much has changed with them since the 1980s. They're still wired to the same sonic circuitry as on Electric Café in 1986, sculpting glistening electro-soundscapes that pulse but never quite groove. And they still sing in that flat, German-accented English and French with Speak and Spell electro-voices. But rather than sound dated, this has a timeless charm, especially since Kraftwerk are among the few Kraut rock groups with a sense of humor. With only two studio albums in the last 20 years, you have to give them credit for not caving in to current electronica and techno trends--Kraftwerk remain resolutely electronic. Even their samples sound synthesized. But also give them credit for some of the most relentlessly glistening electronic music ever crafted, and a sound that remains surprisingly pure. All the hits are here, from "Autobahn" to "Tour de France," but nicely buffed to a high chrome finish. --John Diliberto
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
KRAFTWERK LIVE!!!, June 7, 2005
Reviewer: Louie Bourland (garden grove, ca United States) - See all my reviews
(TOP 500 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
After more than 35 years of pioneering the genre of electronic music, the legendary German band Kraftwerk has conquered another first in their long career - a live album and what an album it is!!!
"Minimum-Maximum" is a double-CD recorded during Kraftwerk's 2004 tour and contains music from nearly every era of the group's career (except for their very early experimental period). It is essentially a greatest hits album performed live. For those who may fear that a Kraftwerk live album will sound identical to a studio release, fear not. The music performed here is full of fresh approaches and energy not apparent in their studio albums. The rhythms and sequences are heavier and have more of a punch. Also, the sound of a live audience heard over the course of the entire album adds even more excitement to the musical atmosphere. On "Dentaku", you can hear the enthusiastic Japanese crowd singing along while on "Music Non Stop", you can hear people clapping along with the song's relentless rhythm.
Indeed, all of the music on "Minimum-Maximum" is very well performed and proves that Kraftwerk is definitely an established live band and not just reclusive studio perfectionists. Besides containing great music, the CD booklet also includes several color photos of the band onstage during the concerts standing behind their workstations while images of the music's lyric content is projected on the large screens behind them.
"Minimum-Maximum" is Kraftwerk at their very best. Since they are a band who doesn't tour regularly, this double-live CD defnitely serves as the next best thing to being at one of their concerts.
Buy this disc, put it on, sit back and enjoy the ride!!! show less
twingo presents:
Kraftwerk - Computerwelt (3LP) - 19810703 - UK London Hammersmith
Tracklisting of the 3LP:
A1 Intro, Numbers, Computer World, Computer Love, Homecomputer
A2 The Model, Neonlights, Radioactivity
B1 The Voice of Energy, Ohm Sweet Ohm, Autobahn
B2 Autobahn Part 2 (*), Looking Glass, Showroom Dummies
C1 Trans-Europe Express, Pocket calculator
C2 The Robots, It's more Fun to Compute.
(*) Autobahn part 2 was attached to part 1 (non-noticable)
Ripped from 3LP to CD by John "Keep Werking" show more target="_top">http://www.keepwerking.co.uk
Concert and recording source are identical to the 2CD "Complete Computer Tour Live", but according to John this 3LP has more "warmth". Compare for yourselves.
Artwork & additional info: refer to http://twingokraftwerk.com/bootlegs
/twingo @ http://twingokraftwerk.com
largest list of kraftwerk concerts and bootlegs show less
Kraftwerk - Computerwelt (3LP) - 19810703 - UK London Hammersmith
Tracklisting of the 3LP:
A1 Intro, Numbers, Computer World, Computer Love, Homecomputer
A2 The Model, Neonlights, Radioactivity
B1 The Voice of Energy, Ohm Sweet Ohm, Autobahn
B2 Autobahn Part 2 (*), Looking Glass, Showroom Dummies
C1 Trans-Europe Express, Pocket calculator
C2 The Robots, It's more Fun to Compute.
(*) Autobahn part 2 was attached to part 1 (non-noticable)
Ripped from 3LP to CD by John "Keep Werking" show more target="_top">http://www.keepwerking.co.uk
Concert and recording source are identical to the 2CD "Complete Computer Tour Live", but according to John this 3LP has more "warmth". Compare for yourselves.
Artwork & additional info: refer to http://twingokraftwerk.com/bootlegs
/twingo @ http://twingokraftwerk.com
largest list of kraftwerk concerts and bootlegs show less
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