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Afrika Bambaataa (born April 19, 1960) is an American DJ from the South Bronx, New York who was instrumental in the early development of hip hop throughout the 1980s. Afrika Bambaataa is one of the three originators of break-beat deejaying, and is respectfully known as the "Grandfather" and "Godfather" and The Amen Ra of Universal Hip Hop Culture as well as The Father of The Electro Funk Sound. Through his co-opting of the street gang the Black Spades into the music and culture-oriented Universal Zulu Nation, he is responsible for spreading hip hop culture throughout the world. On September 27, 2007, he was nominated for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Can was an experimental rock band formed in Cologne, West Germany in 1968. Later labeled as one of the first "krautrock" groups, they transcended mainstream influences and incorporated strong minimalist and world music elements into their often psychedelic music.
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Cluster is a German experimental musical group who influenced the development of contemporary popular electronic and ambient music. They have recorded albums in a wide variety of styles ranging from experimental music to progressive rock, all of which had an avant-garde edge. Cluster has been active since 1971, releasing a total of 13 albums. Musician, writer and rock historian Julian Cope places three Cluster albums in his Krautrock Top 50 and "The Wire" places Cluster's self-titled debut album in their "One Hundred Records That Set The World On Fire".
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Edward (Ed) Clancy MBE (born 12 March 1985, Barnsley) is an English professional track and road bicycle racer who rides for the Motorpoint-Marshalls Pasta team.. On the track his specialist discipline is the pursuit. He won the first stage of the 2005 Tour of Berlin. He also won 2007 team pursuit world championship. At the 2008 track championships in Manchester he was again part of the winning team pursuit squad.
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MC Frontalot
Damian Hess (born December 3, 1973), better known by stage name MC Frontalot, is a San Franciscan hip hop musician and self-proclaimed "world's 579th greatest rapper". He is best known in nerdcore hip hop and video game culture, for naming the nerdcore subgenre, and performing at Penny Arcade's annual Penny Arcade Expo. Hess graduated from Wesleyan University in 1996 with degrees in English and Electronic Music.
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Neu!
Neu! (trademarked NEU! in block capitals, , ) was a German band formed by Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother after their split from Kraftwerk in the early 1970s. Though the band had minimal commercial success during its existence, Neu! are retrospectively considered one of the founding fathers of Krautrock and a significant influence on artists including David Bowie, Brian Eno, Iggy Pop, PiL, Joy Division, Gary Numan, Ultravox, Simple Minds, Negativland, Stereolab, Radiohead, The Horrors, and much of the current electronic music scene.
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Paul Humphreys
:''For the philosopher, see Paul Humphreys (philosopher).
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The Orb are an English electronic music group known for spawning the genre of ambient house. Founded in 1988 by Alex Paterson and KLF member Jimmy Cauty, The Orb began as ambient and dub DJs in London. Its early performances were inspired by ambient and electronic artists of the 1970s and 1980s, most notably Brian Eno and Kraftwerk. Because of its trippy sound, the Orb developed a cult following among clubbers "coming down" from drug-induced highs. The Orb has maintained its drug-related and science fiction themes despite personnel changes including the departure of Cauty and other Orb members Kris Weston, Andy Falconer, Simon Phillips, and Andy Hughes. Paterson has been the only permanent member, continuing to work as the Orb with the Swiss-German producer Thomas Fehlmann and, later, with Killing Joke's Martin "Youth" Glover and Tim Bran of Dreadzone.
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Ultravox
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Uwe Schmidt
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Vegetarians
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Vince Clarke
Vince Clarke (born Vincent John Martin, 3 July 1960, South Woodford, London) is an English pop musician and songwriter, who has been involved with a number of successful groups, including Depeche Mode, Yazoo, The Assembly and Erasure.
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Visage
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Wolfgang Flür
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Yazoo (band)
Yazoo (Also known as Yaz in the US) are an English synthpop duo from Basildon, Essex. They had a number of Top 10 hits in the UK charts in the early 1980s. Formed in late 1981 by former Depeche Mode songwriter Vince Clarke (synthesizer) and English singer Alison Moyet (vocals), Yazoo were signed to Mute Records in the United Kingdom and (as "Yaz") to Sire Records in the United States.
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- Vitamin
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- The Model
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- Radioaktivität (single edit)
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- Europa Endlos (edit)
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- Das Modell
- Neonlicht (single edit)
- Die Mensch-Maschine (edit)
- Computerwelt (edit)
- Taschenrechner (edit)
- Computer Liebe (single version)
- Heimcomputer (edit)
- Tour de France (radio version)
- Music Non-Stop (single edit)
- Der Telefon-Anruf (edit)
- Trans Europa Express '91
- Expo 2000 (radio mix)
- Elektro Kardiogramm (radio mix)
- Aerodynamik (Kling Klang radio mix)
- Vitamin (edit)
- Theme Music- Vocoder intro
- The Man-Machine
- Expo 2000
- Tour de France 2003
- Tour de France
- Autobahn (short)
- Radioactivity (with slow intro - )
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- The Robots
- Aero Dynamik
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- Expo2000 (radio mix)
- Expo2000 (Kling Klang mix 2002)
- Expo2000 (Kling Klang mix 2000)
- Expo2000 (Orbital mix)
- Expo2000 (Kling Klang mix 2001)
- Expo2000 (Francois K & Rob Rives mix)
- Expo2000 (DJ Rolando mix)
- Expo2000 (Underground Resistance mix)
- Expo2000 (UR Infiltrated mix)
- Expo2000 (UR Thought 3 mix)
- Expo 2000 (DJ Rolando mix)
- Expo 2000 (Underground Resistance Thought 3 mix)
- Expo 2000 (Underground Resistance mix)
- Expo 2000 (Underground Resistance Infiltrated mix)
- The Robots (Space Strings mix)
- The Model (German Model mix)
- Spacelab (Shuttle mix)
- Metropolis (Lost Town mix)
- Neonlights (Stratosphear mix)
- The Man Machine (Forward March! mix)
- Tour De France (Arrivée mix)
- Intro
- Nummern / Numbers
- Computerwelt
- It's More Fun to Compute / Heimcomputer
- Die Mensch-Maschine / The Man-Machine
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Ätherwellen / Innovation I
- Radioaktivität
- Innovation II
- Elektrisches Roulette
- Tongebirge
- Kristallo
- Heimatklänge
- Tanzmusik
- Ananas Symphonie
- Ruckzuck
- Stratovarius
- Megaherz
- Vom Himmel hoch
- Intro
- Numbers
- Computerworld
- It's More Fun to Compute-Homecomputer
- Computer Love
- The Model
- Tour De France
- Autobahn
- Radioactivity
- Trans Europe Express
- Pocket Calculator
- Radioactivity (single edit)
- Neon Lights (single edit)
- The Hall of Mirrors
- Antenna (single edit)
- The Model
- Trans Europe Express (single edit)
- Metal on Metal (single edit)
- The Robots (single edit)
- The Robots (extended version)
- The Robots (single version)
- Showroom Dummies (single version)
- Les Mannequins (single version)
- Spacelab
- Computer World
- Pocket Calculator
- Numbers
- Computer World 2
- Computer Love
- Home Computer
- It's More Fun to Compute
- Boing Boom Tschak
- Techno Pop
- Musique Non Stop
- The Telephone Call
- Sex Object
- Electric Cafe
- Nummern
- Computerwelt
- Heimcomputer = It's More Fun to Compute
- Computerliebe
- Das Model
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Computerwelt (Razormaid mix)
- Das Model (Razormaid edit)
- Sex Objekt (Razormaid mix)
- Pocket Calculator (Mix-It remix)
- The Telephone Call (Razormaid mix)
- The Mix-Medley (Razormaid mix)
- Re-Werked (Musicfactory master mix)
- Sex Object (Techno Pop version)
- Tour de France (Disconet remix)
- Electric Cafe (Mix-It remix)
- Technopop (demo version)
- Beethoven-Intro
- Nummern / Numbers
- Komputerwelt / Computerworld
- Komputerliebe / Computerlove
- Heimkomputer / Homecomputer
- Neonlicht / Neonlights
- Autobahn
- Schaufensterpuppen / Showroom Dummies
- Trans Europa Express / Trans Europe Express
- Die Roboter / The Robots
- It's More Fun to Compute
- Nummern
- Computerwelt
- It's More Fun to Compute / Heimcomputer
- Computerliebe
- Das Model
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Radioaktivität
- Tee / Metall auf Metall / Abzug
- Intro
- Numbers
- Computer World
- It's More Fun to Compute / Homecomputer
- Computerlove
- The Model
- Autobahn
- Computerworld
- Home Computer
- Computer Love
- The Model
- Neon Lights
- Radioactivity
- The Voice of Energy
- Ohm Sweet Ohm
- Autobahn
- Hall of Mirrors
- Les Mannequins
- Trans-Europe-Express
- Numbers
- Computer World
- Home Computer
- The Model
- Neon Lights
- Geiger Couter
- Radioactivity
- The Voice Of Energy
- Trans Europe Express
- The Hall Of Mirrors
- Show Room
- Pocket Calculator
- The Robots
- Computer Love
- Radioactivity (single edit)
- Neon Lights (single edit)
- The Hall of Mirrors
- Antenna (single edit)
- The Model
- Trans-Europe Express (single edit)
- Metal on Metal
- The Robots (single edit)
- [introduction: Vocodor]
- Man Machine
- Planet of Visions
- Numbers
- Computerworld
- Tour de France
- Vitamin
- Autobahn
- Computer Love
- Showroom Dummies
- Radioactivity
- Trans Europe Express
- Metal on Metal
- The Robots
- Boing Boom Schak / Music Non Stop.
- Roboter
- Radioaktivität
- Taschenrechner
- Techno Pop
- Trans-Europe Express
- Showroom Dummies
- The Man Machine
- Space Lab
- Ätherwellen
- Ohm Sweet Ohm
- Electric Cafe (Mixx-It-remix)
- Die Roboter (US-Rap-mix)
- Sex Objekt (demo mix)
- Computerwelt (US-DJ-Promo-mix by Razormaid)
- Powerwork Megamix
- Telephone-Mix
- Re-Worked (Music Factory Mastermix)
- Razormaid/Gridlock Mixmedley
- Sex Objekt (US-DJ-Promo-mix by Razormaid)
- Housephone
- The Telephone Call (remix)
- [intro]
- The Man Machine
- Planet of Visions
- Numbers
- Computerwelt
- Homecomputer
- Taschenrechner (Polish)
- Tour De France 2003
- Tour De France 1983
- Vitamin
- Autobahn
- Computerliebe
- Das Model
- Neon Lights
- Schaufensterpuppen
- [Sellafield intro] / Radioaktivität
- Trans Europa Express
- The Robots
- Elektrokardiogramm
- Aerodynamik
- Music Non Stop
- Intromusic: Beethoven
- Numbers (Parts)
- Computer World
- Computerlove
- Homecomputer
- Neonlights/Neolicht
- Autobahn
- Showroom Dummies
- Trans Europe Express / Metal on Metal / Abzug
- The Robots
- It's More Fun to Compute
- Heute Abend...
- The Robots / Robotronik
- Expo 2000
- Homecomputer
- The Man Machine
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- The Model
- Neonlights
- Pocketcalculator
- Airwaves / Tango
- Sellafield 2 / Radioactivity
- Numbers / Computerworld
- Musique Non Stop
- Numbers / Computerworld
- Home Computer
- Man Machine
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- The Model
- Airwaves / [untitled]
- Electric Cafe (Mixx-It remix)
- Die Roboter (US Rap mix)
- Sex Object (demo mix)
- Computerwelt (US DJ Promo mix by Razormaid)
- Powerwork Megamix
- Telephone (mix)
- Re-Worked Music Factory Master Mix
- Mix Medley
- Sex Object (US DJ Promo mix by Razormaid)
- Intro / Numbers
- Computer World
- Computerlove
- Home Computer
- The Model
- Neon Lights
- Radioactivity
- The Voice of Energy
- Ohm Sweet Ohm
- Autobahn
- Intro
- Numbers
- Computerworld
- It's More Fun to Compute / Homecomputer
- Computerlove
- The Model
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Radioactivity
- Intro
- Nummern (Numbers)
- Computerwelt
- It's More Fun to Compute (Heimcomputer)
- Die Mensch-Maschine (The Man-Machine)
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Aetherwellen (instrumental)
- Radioaktivität
- Instrumental
- Trans Europa Express / Abzug / Metall auf Metall
- Intro
- Nummern
- Computerwelt
- Heimcomputer
- Computerliebe
- Das Modell
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Radioaktivität
- Intro-Uran-Geigerzähler
- Autobahn
- Spiegelsaal
- Radiosterne
- Die Menschmaschine
- Stimme der Energie
- Trans Europa Express
- Musique Nonstop
- Boing Bumm Tschak
- Trans Europa Express
- Transitor
- Europa Endlos
- Die Roboter
- Radioaktivität
- Computerliebe
- Taschenrechner
- Dentaku
- Spacelab
- Metropolis
- Model
- Les Mannequins
- Schaufensterpuppen
- Telephon
- Sexobjekt
- Electric Cafe
- Computerwelt
- It's More Fun to Compute
- Nummern
- Heimcomputer
- Ohm Sweet Ohm
- Kometenmelodie
- Die Roboter (Die Roboter Remix '99)
- Abzug
- Metal on Metal (Noog Na Machine Mix '99)
- Intro
- The Man Machine
- Expo 2000
- Tour de France (Etape Une et Deux et Trois)
- Vitamin
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Neon Lights
- The Model
- Radioactivity
- Die Roboter / Robotronik
- Taschenrechner
- Musique Non Stop
- Re-Werked (Music Factory Mastermix)
- The Mix Medley (Razorblade Gridlock mix)
- Sex Object (Razorblade mix)
- Technopop (demo edit 1983)
- Nummern
- Computerwelt
- It's More Fun to Compute / Heimcomputer
- Computerliebe
- Das Model
- Tour de France
- Autobahn
- Radioaktivität
- Tee - Metall auf Metall - Abzug
- Tour de France (Kervorkian remix)
- Radioactivity (William Orbit remix)
- Techno Pop (1983 version)
- Les Mannequins (original 1978 extended French remix)
- Electic Cafe (Mix-it remix)
- Sex Object (Razormaid mix)
- The Telephone Call (Razormaid mix)
- Computerwelt (Razormaid mix)
- The Robots (Ultimix)
- Pocket Calculator (Mix-It remix)
- Computerwelt (Razormaid mix)
- Das Model (Razormaid edit)
- Sex Object (Razormaid mix)
- Pocket Calculator (Mix It remix)
- The Telephone Call (Razormaid mix)
- The Mix Medley (Razormaid mix)
- Re Werked (Music Factory Master mix)
- Sex Object (Techno Pop version)
- Tour De France (Disconet remix)
- Electric Cafe (Mit It remix)
- Technopop (Demo version)
- Metropolis (Fritz Lang remix)
- The Robots (Funktionärs remix)
- The Model (Kö remix)
- Neonlights (Schadow remix)
- Spacelab (Seven-Up remix)
- The Man Machine (Vorwärts Marsh! remix)
- Tour De France (Arc De Triumphe remix)
- Sex Objekt (Spanish edit)
- Nummern
- Computerleibe
- Radioaktivitat
- Trans Europe Express
- Pocket Calculator
- The Robots
- Das Model
- Tour de France
- Music Non-Stop
- Numbers
- Computerworld
- Radioactivity
- Trans Europe Express
- Pocket Calculator
- The Robots
- Tour De France (Tribal Remix)
- Electric Cafe (Mix-it Remix)
- Das Model (Razormaid Remix)
- Re-Werked (Music Factory Remix)
- Computer World (Klick mix)
- Pocket Calculator (East Meets West mix)
- Music - Non Stop (Cut Up mix)
- Trans Europe Express (T.E.E. mix)
- The Robots (Program mix)
- Autobahn (Peoples Car mix)
- Europe Endless (Open Borders mix)
- Man Machine (Space mix)
- The Model (Catbonic mix)
- Neon Lights (Ton-up mix)
- Showroom Dummies (M.C.M.G. mix)
- Elektrisches Roulette
- Tongebirge
- Kristallo
- Heimatklange
- Tanzmusik
- Ananas Symphonie
- Autobahn (live, Cologne 1975)
- Europe Endless
- The Hall of Mirrors
- Showroom Dummies
- Trans-Europe Express
- Metal on Metal
- Franz Schubert
- Endless Endless
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KRAFTWERK - THE MODEL
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- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
KRAFTWERK - THE MODEL
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Kraftwerk - Autobahn
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- Duration: 8:52
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
...
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Kraftwerk - Radioactivity
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- Duration: 3:34
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
kraftwerk - radioactivity
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Kraftwerk - Das Model
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- Duration: 4:21
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
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Kraftwerk - Trans europe express
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
Love this song. [:
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kraftwerk- tour de france
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- Duration: 3:43
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Video of kraftwerk-
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Kraftwerk: Radioactivity (No Nukes 2012, Tokio, Japan)
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- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Geiger Counter & Radioactivity @ NO NUKES, Makuhari Messe, Tokio, Japan, 2012/07/07
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Kraftwerk - The Man-Machine (Full Album)
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- Duration: 36:31
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
pretty great blocked in germany. irony Artist/Band: Kraftwerk Album: The Man-Machine Year: 1978 Genre: "Synthpop"/Electronic Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org Band official site: www.kraftwerk.com 1. The Robots: 0:00 2. Spacelab: 6:12 3. Metropolis: 12:09 4. The Model: 18:13 5. Neon Lights: 21:58 6. The Man-Machine: 30:55
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Kraftwerk - Tanzmusik (1973)
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- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
kraftwerk performing
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Trans-Europe Express - Kraftwerk (1977)
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- Duration: 6:38
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
"Trans-Europe Express" was the title track of German electronic music band Kraftwerk's 1977 album of the same name, and released as a single at the time, and reissued on CD in 1990. The music was written by Ralf Hütter, and the lyrics by Hütter and Florian Schneider. The track is ostensibly about the Trans-Europ Express rail system, with technology and transport both being common themes in Kraftwerk's music. The track has since found further influence, both in hip-hop by its interpolation by Afrika Bambaata (via Arthur Baker) on the seminal "Planet Rock" and by modern experimental bands such as the electroclash bands of the early 2000s. "Trans-Europe Express" was released as a single in 1977, and charted in the Billboard Hot 100, where it peaked at number 67. The song's lyrics reference the album "Station To Station" and meeting with musicians Iggy Pop and David Bowie. Hütter and Schneider had previously met up with Bowie in Germany and were flattered with the attention they received from him. Hütter was interested in Bowie's work as he had been working with Iggy Pop, who was the former lead singer of The Stooges; one of Hütter's favorite groups. "Trans-Europe Express" was the sixth studio album by Kraftwerk. Recorded in mid-1976 in Düsseldorf, Germany, the album was released in March 1977 on Kling Klang Records. The album's themes were influenced by friends who suggested writing songs about the Trans-Europ Express to reflect Kraftwerk's electronic music style. Critics ...
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Kraftwerk - Die Roboter
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- Duration: 5:26
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk - Die Roboter (Rockpop, German TV ZDF, 1978)
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KRAFTWERK - RADIOACTIVITY Live in Japan
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- Duration: 6:33
- Updated: 30 Oct 2012
KRAFTWERK - RADIOACTIVITY Live in Japan 2002.12.13
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Kraftwerk Radioactivity 3D
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- Duration: 7:47
- Updated: 29 Oct 2012
Manchester 2009 - Kraftwerk play the rather eerie Radioactivity, this is shot in 3D , View from the front. Most Discussed (Today) - Most Discussed (This Week) Most Viewed (Today) - Most Viewed
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Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator Live 1981
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- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 29 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator Live Utrecht 1981
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Kraftwerk - The Man Machine
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- Duration: 5:33
- Updated: 28 Oct 2012
From The Man Machine album
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Hitler reacts to Kraftwerk MoMa ticket limit
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- Duration: 3:50
- Updated: 29 Oct 2012
There is a two ticket per person limit for the entire series. Once you have purchased two tickets, you will be unable to purchase tickets for any other Kraftwerk performance. 04/10 Autobahn 04/11 Radio-Activity 04/12 Trans Europe Express 04/13 The Man-Machine 04/14 Computer World 04/15 Techno Pop 04/16 The Mix 04/17 Tour de France
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Kraftwerk - Neon Lights
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- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Neon Lights is from Kraftwerk`s cult classic album "THE MAN-MACHINE" ( 1978 ). This song has recently been covered by The Simple Minds, OMD, U2 and has inspired an entire generation of musicians
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Kraftwerk Mega Mix (40 Songs 72 mins)
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- Duration: 73:26
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Thumbs Up, Comment, Fav, Share, Etc... Thanks for the Support Mixed by Tim Zawada - available for download here - soundcloud.com Also have another house music vs. their original disco samples megamix here www.youtube.com For more continuous music mixes - visit soundcloud.com
http://wn.com/Kraftwerk_Mega_Mix_40_Songs_72_mins
Kraftwerk - Showroom Dummies
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 28 Oct 2012
Showroom Dummies is taken from Kraftwerk`s seminal 1977 album "Trans Europe Express". This version is a sprecial edit from 1982 which has been released in the UK.
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kraftwerk- autobahn
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 26 Oct 2012
kraftwerk-autobahn
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kraftwerk, computer love
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- Duration: 7:19
- Updated: 27 Oct 2012
Computer love by kraftwerk. Original version.
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KRAFTWERK RADIOACTIVITY 放射能【CHIBA MO】
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- Duration: 5:42
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
arrangement,music data mix & video edit：MIYA stage coordinate：ITSUKI stage lighting：HATO produced by MIYA twitter.com
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Kraftwerk The Man-Machine HQ Audio (Complete Album)
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- Duration: 36:37
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk The Man-Machine (Die Mensch-Maschine) Complete Album (1978). Music only in high definition.
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Kraftwerk Live in London
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- Duration: 124:58
- Updated: 30 Oct 2012
2004
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kraftwerk live oct. 1978
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- Duration: 7:01
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk live on TV show in october 1978 . 2 songs: "the robots" "radio activity".
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Kraftwerk's live performances
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- Duration: 9:57
- Updated: 30 Oct 2012
A chronology with Kraftwerk's live performances during the years. The featured songs are : 1970 - Ruckzuck (by Organisation & Kraftwerk) 1971 - Rueckstoss Gondoliere 1973 - Tanzmusik 1975 - Autobahn 1976 - Antenna 1978 - Die Roboter 1981 - Nummern / Taschenrechner 1991 - Die Roboter / Computer Liebe 1997 - unknown song @ Tribal Gathering NY 1998 - Music Non Stop 2004 - Radioaktivitat / Die Roboter 2008 - Computer Liebe.
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Kraftwerk Live at Ultra 2012
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- Duration: 4:34
- Updated: 27 Oct 2012
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Kraftwerk 3D: The Robots Live 13-10-2011
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- Duration: 8:10
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
Kraftwerk, Munich 13-10-2011, Second Show.
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Kraftwerk live @ Chacara do Jockey, Sao Paolo, Brazil 2009
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- Duration: 62:32
- Updated: 26 Oct 2012
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Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum - Part 2 of 2 - Live - Full
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- Duration: 48:46
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum - Part 2 of 2 - Live - Full Disc 2 01. Numbers 02. Computer World 03. Home Computer 04. Pocket Calculator / Dentaku 05. The Robots 06. Elektro Kardiogramm 07. Aero Dynamik 08. Music Non Stop 09. Aero Dynamik / MTV more infos: en.wikipedia.org
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Kraftwerk - The Man Machine - Live 2006
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- Duration: 6:32
- Updated: 30 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk - Live Gent, Belgium [2006.10.21] Originally available in the channel Nafoute [www.youtube.com Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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KRAFTWERK - K4 Live on Bremen Radio - June 25, 1971 (Bootleg).wmv
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- Duration: 69:27
- Updated: 24 Oct 2012
An excellent quality bootleg of early Kraftwerk live from 1971. Ralf Hutter had temporarily left the band during this time so this is one of the very few recordings in existence of the Florian Schneider, Michael Rother, Klaus Dinger Line-up. Hutter would return to Kraftwerk by the end of the year and Rother and Dinger would go on to form NEU! This is very different frofm the style that Kraftwerk would become known for. No synthesizers yet. Just flute, guitar, drums, occasional violin and primitive electronics. 1.Heavy Metal Kids (0:00-7:53) 2.Vom Himmel Hoch (7:53-23:26) 3.Ruckzuck (23:26-42:46) 4.Rueckstoss Gondoliere (42:46-58:10) 5.Stratovarious (58:10-1:09:25) Florian Schneider - Flute, Violin, Electronics. Michael Rother - Guitar. Klaus Dinger - Drums, Percussion. Live at Gondel Kino, Radio Bremen - June 25, 1971.
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Kraftwerk: Radioactivity (No Nukes 2012, Tokio, Japan)
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- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Geiger Counter & Radioactivity @ NO NUKES, Makuhari Messe, Tokio, Japan, 2012/07/07
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KRAFTWERK - LIVE German TV 1971 - KRAUTROCK
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- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 06 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk - LIVE on GERMAN TV - 1971 Super krautrock!
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Kraftwerk - The Model (short) - Live 1990
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- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 02 Sep 2012
Kraftwerk - Live at Teatro Tivoli, Bologna, Italy [1990.02.07] Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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Kraftwerk-Live at MoMA in New York City 4.16.12, Home Computer.MOV
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- Duration: 5:57
- Updated: 20 Oct 2012
I loved how the guys podiums would change colors...except it looked like poor Ralphs had a malfunction near the end. :o(
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Kraftwerk Retrospective #7 "The Mix" LIVE at MoMA NYC (Full HD)
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- Duration: 14:06
- Updated: 22 Oct 2012
On April 16th, 2012, Kraftwerk played their Album" The Mix" live at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. This is a compilation of my videoclips taken at that concert with an iPhone 4S. (The first seconds are Audio from the beginning of the concert with some photos from the event.)
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KRAFTWERK - Taschenrechner + でんたく (電卓) LIVE (Lyrics)
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- Duration: 6:14
- Updated: 27 Oct 2012
Poket Calculator Minimum Maximum From. Berlin Tempodrom
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Kraftwerk - The Man Machine - MoMA 2012
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- Duration: 5:28
- Updated: 31 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk Live MoMA - Day IV - The Man Machine [2012.04.13] in HD (1080px) Videos recorded by user "gdebruin82" [www.youtube.com Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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Kraftwerk - Music Non Stop - Live 2006
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- Duration: 9:05
- Updated: 27 Jul 2012
Kraftwerk - Live Gent, Belgium [2006.10.21] Originally available in the channel Nafoute [www.youtube.com Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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Kraftwerk - Tour de France 2003 - Live 2004
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- Duration: 10:49
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk Live Budapest Sport Arena, Hungary [2004.05.25] Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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Kraftwerk - Elektrokardiogramm - Live 2004
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 19 Sep 2012
Kraftwerk Live Budapest Sport Arena, Hungary [2004.05.25] Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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Kraftwerk - Heimcomputer Live 1981
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
Kraftwerk - Heimcomputer Live 1981
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Kraftwerk - Nummern/Computerwelt - Live 2004
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- Duration: 7:26
- Updated: 20 Oct 2012
Kraftwerk Live Budapest Sport Arena, Hungary [2004.05.25] Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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Kraftwerk Live in London (2004)
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- Duration: 124:58
- Updated: 01 Sep 2012
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KRAFTWERK - RADIOACTIVITY Live in Japan
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- Duration: 6:33
- Updated: 30 Oct 2012
KRAFTWERK - RADIOACTIVITY Live in Japan 2002.12.13
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124:58
Kraftwerk Live in London
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published: 17 Mar 2012
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Kraftwerk Live in London
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kraftwerk live oct. 1978
Kraftwerk live on TV show in october 1978 . 2 songs: "the robots" "radio activity"....
published: 30 Aug 2012
author: Alain FromFrance
kraftwerk live oct. 1978
Kraftwerk live on TV show in october 1978 . 2 songs: "the robots" "radio activity".
published: 30 Aug 2012
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Kraftwerk's live performances
A chronology with Kraftwerk's live performances during the years. The featured songs are :...
published: 27 Apr 2009
author: djmixsound
Kraftwerk's live performances
A chronology with Kraftwerk's live performances during the years. The featured songs are : 1970 - Ruckzuck (by Organisation & Kraftwerk) 1971 - Rueckstoss Gondoliere 1973 - Tanzmusik 1975 - Autobahn 1976 - Antenna 1978 - Die Roboter 1981 - Nummern / Taschenrechner 1991 - Die Roboter / Computer Liebe 1997 - unknown song @ Tribal Gathering NY 1998 - Music Non Stop 2004 - Radioaktivitat / Die Roboter 2008 - Computer Liebe.
published: 27 Apr 2009
author: djmixsound
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Kraftwerk Live at Ultra 2012
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Kraftwerk Live at Ultra 2012
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Kraftwerk 3D: The Robots Live 13-10-2011
Kraftwerk, Munich 13-10-2011, Second Show....
published: 26 Jan 2012
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Kraftwerk 3D: The Robots Live 13-10-2011
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Kraftwerk live @ Chacara do Jockey, Sao Paolo, Brazil 2009
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published: 10 Dec 2011
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Kraftwerk live @ Chacara do Jockey, Sao Paolo, Brazil 2009
48:46
Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum - Part 2 of 2 - Live - Full
Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum - Part 2 of 2 - Live - Full Disc 2 01. Numbers 02. Computer Wo...
published: 13 Feb 2009
author: Black D.
Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum - Part 2 of 2 - Live - Full
Kraftwerk - Minimum-Maximum - Part 2 of 2 - Live - Full Disc 2 01. Numbers 02. Computer World 03. Home Computer 04. Pocket Calculator / Dentaku 05. The Robots 06. Elektro Kardiogramm 07. Aero Dynamik 08. Music Non Stop 09. Aero Dynamik / MTV more infos: en.wikipedia.org
published: 13 Feb 2009
author: Black D.
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Kraftwerk - The Man Machine - Live 2006
Kraftwerk - Live Gent, Belgium [2006.10.21] Originally available in the channel Nafoute [w...
published: 10 Mar 2012
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Kraftwerk - The Man Machine - Live 2006
Kraftwerk - Live Gent, Belgium [2006.10.21] Originally available in the channel Nafoute [www.youtube.com Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
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KRAFTWERK - K4 Live on Bremen Radio - June 25, 1971 (Bootleg).wmv
An excellent quality bootleg of early Kraftwerk live from 1971. Ralf Hutter had temporaril...
published: 16 Apr 2012
author: LouiePlaysDrums
KRAFTWERK - K4 Live on Bremen Radio - June 25, 1971 (Bootleg).wmv
An excellent quality bootleg of early Kraftwerk live from 1971. Ralf Hutter had temporarily left the band during this time so this is one of the very few recordings in existence of the Florian Schneider, Michael Rother, Klaus Dinger Line-up. Hutter would return to Kraftwerk by the end of the year and Rother and Dinger would go on to form NEU! This is very different frofm the style that Kraftwerk would become known for. No synthesizers yet. Just flute, guitar, drums, occasional violin and primitive electronics. 1.Heavy Metal Kids (0:00-7:53) 2.Vom Himmel Hoch (7:53-23:26) 3.Ruckzuck (23:26-42:46) 4.Rueckstoss Gondoliere (42:46-58:10) 5.Stratovarious (58:10-1:09:25) Florian Schneider - Flute, Violin, Electronics. Michael Rother - Guitar. Klaus Dinger - Drums, Percussion. Live at Gondel Kino, Radio Bremen - June 25, 1971.
published: 16 Apr 2012
author: LouiePlaysDrums
views: 4145
6:39
Kraftwerk: Radioactivity (No Nukes 2012, Tokio, Japan)
Geiger Counter & Radioactivity @ NO NUKES, Makuhari Messe, Tokio, Japan, 2012/07/07...
published: 28 Jul 2012
author: kraftwerk1988
Kraftwerk: Radioactivity (No Nukes 2012, Tokio, Japan)
Geiger Counter & Radioactivity @ NO NUKES, Makuhari Messe, Tokio, Japan, 2012/07/07
published: 28 Jul 2012
author: kraftwerk1988
views: 94873
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Kraftwerk - The Model (short) - Live 1990
Kraftwerk - Live at Teatro Tivoli, Bologna, Italy [1990.02.07] Access my blog with content...
published: 28 Feb 2012
author: rcvsilva1
Kraftwerk - The Model (short) - Live 1990
Kraftwerk - Live at Teatro Tivoli, Bologna, Italy [1990.02.07] Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
published: 28 Feb 2012
author: rcvsilva1
views: 357
5:57
Kraftwerk-Live at MoMA in New York City 4.16.12, Home Computer.MOV
I loved how the guys podiums would change colors...except it looked like poor Ralphs had a...
published: 19 Apr 2012
author: rockgirl416
Kraftwerk-Live at MoMA in New York City 4.16.12, Home Computer.MOV
I loved how the guys podiums would change colors...except it looked like poor Ralphs had a malfunction near the end. :o(
published: 19 Apr 2012
author: rockgirl416
views: 1468
14:06
Kraftwerk Retrospective #7 "The Mix" LIVE at MoMA NYC (Full HD)
On April 16th, 2012, Kraftwerk played their Album" The Mix" live at the Museum of Modern A...
published: 23 Apr 2012
author: bremencc
Kraftwerk Retrospective #7 "The Mix" LIVE at MoMA NYC (Full HD)
On April 16th, 2012, Kraftwerk played their Album" The Mix" live at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. This is a compilation of my videoclips taken at that concert with an iPhone 4S. (The first seconds are Audio from the beginning of the concert with some photos from the event.)
published: 23 Apr 2012
author: bremencc
views: 4166
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Poly™
Draw with points and turn your pictures into geometric array of colours.
This project is ...
published: 14 Nov 2011
author: Jean-Christophe Naour
Poly™
Draw with points and turn your pictures into geometric array of colours.
This project is inspired by the Triangulation invented by the mathematician Boris Delaunay in 1934. While the process behind is complicated, the result reduce an image to its essentials, creating the illusions of triangles, prisms and pyramids.
Features :
· Take and load pictures.
· Draw, Erase, Undo.
· Different rendering styles : flat, wireframe, point, color blending.
· Save to your Photo Library.
· Portrait and Landscape mode.
Available on Apple store :
http://itunes.apple.com/app/poly/id477351128?mt=8
By Innoiz Inc :
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http://innoiz.com/apps/
(Music : Kraftwerk - Computerwelt)
0:00
Fujiya & Miyagi- Ankle Injuries
Label: Deaf Dumb and Blind Communications
Following the sell-out success of their first t...
published: 16 May 2007
author: Insound
Fujiya & Miyagi- Ankle Injuries
Label: Deaf Dumb and Blind Communications
Following the sell-out success of their first three Tirk 10" vinyl only singles, this latest album release compiles new versions of those six tracks, available for the first time on CD, with four previously unreleased scorchers: Sucker Punch, Transparent Things, Cylinders and Reeboks In Heaven. Fujiya & Miyagi are David Best (Miyagi, vocals, guitar, occasional but strictly non-progrock Moog), Steve Lewis (Fujiya, keyboard, beats, programming), and Matt Hainsby (Ampersand, bass guitar). The story of how they met and formed the band variously reports a mutual hero-worship of world heavyweight wrestler Kendo Nagasaki (from Wolverhampton, and like the boys from F&M;, not a Japanese cell in his muscle bound body), and a shared interest in krautrock and early nineties electronica discovered while warming the subs bench during Sunday league football. And the name? Miyagi was taken from the film 'The Karate Kid' and Fujiya was the name of a record player. It just looked really nice written down. Fujiya & Miyagi produce a sound that has been located by the music and media fraternity as somewhere between Can, Happy Mondays, Alabama 3, Kraftwerk and Talking Heads.
http://search.insound.com/search/showrelease.jsp?p=INS32757
2:45
0102 Marble (PreView)
Full length is here:
A regular in time warp. A Foley walker.
Ein Routinier in Warteschl...
published: 22 Oct 2009
author: qi.tv
0102 Marble (PreView)
Full length is here:
A regular in time warp. A Foley walker.
Ein Routinier in Warteschleifen. Ein Geräuschemacher.
Cutout of DVD (12 scenes), which run endless in random order and length.
Please consider that the sequence of this DVD varies continually due to the use of a random generator. That is why you merely see the recording of a sequence part in the preview, which will probably never be repeated in the exactly same way.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass der Ablauf dieser DVD durch Einsatz eines Zufallsgenerators fortlaufend variiert. Bei der Vorschau handelt es sich daher lediglich um die Aufzeichnung eines Ablaufausschnitts, der sich exakt so möglicherweise niemals wiederholen wird.
3:17
3.45am blues:Voigtlander Nokton 25mm F0.95 wide open at night on Panasonic GH1
A very quick clip to get an idea of what this lens is capable of. Please check my blog for...
published: 06 Nov 2010
author: Mike Kobal
3.45am blues:Voigtlander Nokton 25mm F0.95 wide open at night on Panasonic GH1
A very quick clip to get an idea of what this lens is capable of. Please check my blog for tech details (lots this time)
http://www.mikekobal.com/blog/?p=803
thanks for watching and I hope you find this useful.
enjoy.
UPDATE: sample street photographs shot @ 0.95!
http://www.mikekobal.com/blog/?p=869
and the link below takes you to the set shot @1.4
mikekobal.com/blog/?p=830
If you like what you hear:
http://www.kraftwerk.com/
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KRAFTWERK - Taschenrechner + でんたく (電卓) LIVE (Lyrics)
Poket Calculator Minimum Maximum From. Berlin Tempodrom...
published: 06 Aug 2011
author: Yuu Monoteen
KRAFTWERK - Taschenrechner + でんたく (電卓) LIVE (Lyrics)
Poket Calculator Minimum Maximum From. Berlin Tempodrom
published: 06 Aug 2011
author: Yuu Monoteen
views: 10339
5:28
Kraftwerk - The Man Machine - MoMA 2012
Kraftwerk Live MoMA - Day IV - The Man Machine [2012.04.13] in HD (1080px) Videos recorded...
published: 07 Jun 2012
author: rcvsilva1
Kraftwerk - The Man Machine - MoMA 2012
Kraftwerk Live MoMA - Day IV - The Man Machine [2012.04.13] in HD (1080px) Videos recorded by user "gdebruin82" [www.youtube.com Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
published: 07 Jun 2012
author: rcvsilva1
views: 3858
9:05
Kraftwerk - Music Non Stop - Live 2006
Kraftwerk - Live Gent, Belgium [2006.10.21] Originally available in the channel Nafoute [w...
published: 05 Jun 2012
author: rcvsilva1
Kraftwerk - Music Non Stop - Live 2006
Kraftwerk - Live Gent, Belgium [2006.10.21] Originally available in the channel Nafoute [www.youtube.com Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
published: 05 Jun 2012
author: rcvsilva1
views: 348
10:49
Kraftwerk - Tour de France 2003 - Live 2004
Kraftwerk Live Budapest Sport Arena, Hungary [2004.05.25] Access my blog with content abou...
published: 09 Jun 2012
author: rcvsilva1
Kraftwerk - Tour de France 2003 - Live 2004
Kraftwerk Live Budapest Sport Arena, Hungary [2004.05.25] Access my blog with content about the Kraftwerk: brklingklang.blogspot.com
published: 09 Jun 2012
author: rcvsilva1
views: 2289
Photo: AP / Mike Groll
31 Oct 2012
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Young Smoke
01 Nov 2012
The Quietus
Wheeeee…. Footworking in space! Strike up the John Williams fanfare and set those intro credits rolling, because Young Smoke's Space Zone is a new contender in the battle for best 2012 Chicago footwork album. Until now the title would likely have gone to one of two veterans amid a scene that has...(size: 7.0Kb)
Billboard
U.K. indie-pop trio has gained a cult-like, if increasingly large, following in the United States over the past two decades - enough to lure the band back Stateside for the first time in nearly seven years for a tour in support of its latest album, "Words And Music By Saint Etienne." With a distinct...(size: 6.4Kb)
The Inquisitr
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Swiss nuclear plant outages
30 Oct 2012
MSNBC
(Leibstadt plant is back on-line) FRANKFURT, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The following table lists maintenance outages and unscheduled stoppages at Swiss nuclear power plants. Maintenance usually takes place in the summer. Scheduled annula maintenances in 2012 have been completed at all reactors now that...(size: 16.3Kb)
AV Club
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Smart bombs
29 Oct 2012
GQ Magazine
1. KORG iKaossilator (£13.99) Ever scoffed at Kraftwerk? KORG iKaossilator lets you put your money where your mouth is. Tap the screen to squeeze loops through filters and effects, mixing over 150 built-in sounds. Click here to download this app for iPad. Click here to download this app for...(size: 1.9Kb)
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The solo debut of James Brooks, Land Observations: Roman Roads IV-XI, is one of the finest guitar albums I have heard this year. Brooks is a gifted player, yet he never showboats. One of the key elements of it is the way the songs reveal more of themselves upon successive listens. Like the...(size: 3.9Kb)
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27 Oct 2012
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Krautrock album in celebration of the Neu!
26 Oct 2012
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25 Oct 2012
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24 Oct 2012
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| Kraftwerk | |
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 Kraftwerk, live in Kiev in 2008. |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany |
| Genres | Electronic, synthpop, krautrock |
| Years active | 1970–present |
| Labels | Kling Klang, EMI, Astralwerks, Elektra, Warner Bros., Capitol, Vertigo, Philips Reissues and compilations: Mute, Cleopatra, Parlophone, Mercury, Fontana |
| Associated acts | Organisation, Neu! |
| Website | www.kraftwerk.com |
| Members | |
| Ralf Hütter Fritz Hilpert Henning Schmitz Stefan Pfaffe |
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| Past members | |
| Florian Schneider Houschäng Néjadepour Plato Kostic-Riviera Peter Schmidt Charly Weiss Thomas Lohmann Eberhard Kranemann Andreas Hohmann Klaus Dinger Michael Rother Emil Schult Wolfgang Flür Klaus Röder Karl Bartos Fernando Abrantes |
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The influential electronic music project Kraftwerk (German pronunciation: [ˈkʀaftvɛɐk], meaning power station) from Düsseldorf, Germany, was formed by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider in 1970, and was fronted by them until Schneider's departure in 2008. The signature Kraftwerk sound combines driving, repetitive rhythms with catchy melodies, mainly following a Western Classical style of harmony, with a minimalistic and strictly electronic instrumentation. The group's simplified lyrics are at times sung through a vocoder or generated by computer-speech software. Kraftwerk were one of the first groups to popularize electronic music and are considered pioneers in the field. In the 1970s and early 1980s, Kraftwerk's distinctive sound was revolutionary, and has had a lasting effect across many genres of modern music.[1][2][3][4][5]
Contents |
History[link]
Formation and early years (1970–1973)[link]
Florian Schneider (flutes, synthesizers, electro-violin) and Ralf Hütter (electronic organ, synthesizers) met as students at the Robert Schumann Hochschule in Düsseldorf in the late 1960s, participating in the German experimental music and art scene of the time, which the British music press dubbed "krautrock".[6]
The duo had originally performed together in a quintet known as Organisation. This ensemble released one album, titled Tone Float (issued on RCA Records in the UK) but the group split shortly thereafter.
Early Kraftwerk line-ups from 1970–1974 fluctuated, as Hütter and Schneider worked with around a half-dozen other musicians over the course of recording three albums and sporadic live appearances; most notably guitarist Michael Rother and drummer Klaus Dinger, who left to form Neu!.[6] The only constant figure in these line-ups was Schneider, whose main instrument at the time was the flute; at times also playing violin and guitar, all processed through a varied array of electronic effects. Hütter, who left the band for six months in 1971 to pursue studies in architecture, played synthesiser keyboards (including Farfisa organ and electric piano).
Their first three albums were free-form experimental rock without the pop hooks or the more disciplined strong structure of later work. Kraftwerk, released in 1970, and Kraftwerk 2, released in 1972, were mostly exploratory jam music, played on a variety of traditional instruments including guitar, bass, drums, electric organ, flute and violin. Post-production modifications to these recordings were used to distort the sound of the instruments, particularly audio-tape manipulation and multiple dubbings of one instrument on the same track. Both albums are purely instrumental. Live performances from 1972–73 were made as a duo, using a simple beat-box-type electronic drum machine, with preset rhythms taken from an electric organ. These shows were mainly in Germany, with occasional shows in France.[6] Later in 1973, Wolfgang Flür joined the group for rehearsals, and the unit performed as a trio on the television show Aspekte for German television network ZDF.[7]
With Ralf und Florian, released in 1973, Kraftwerk began to move closer to its classic sound, relying more heavily on synthesisers and drum machines. Although almost entirely instrumental, the album marks Kraftwerk's first use of the vocoder, which would, in time, become one of its musical signatures.
The input, expertise, and influence of producer and engineer Konrad "Conny" Plank was highly significant in the early years of Kraftwerk and Plank also worked with many of the other leading German electronic acts of the period, including members of Can, Neu!, Cluster and Harmonia. As a result of his work with Kraftwerk, Plank's studio near Cologne became one of the most sought-after studios in the late 1970s. Plank co-produced the first four Kraftwerk albums.[6]
International breakthrough (1974–1976)[link]
The release of Autobahn in 1974 saw Kraftwerk moving away from the sound of its earlier albums. Hütter and Schneider had invested in newer technology such as the Minimoog and the EMS Synthi AKS, helping give Kraftwerk a newer, disciplined sound. Autobahn would also be the last album that Conny Plank would engineer. After the commercial success of Autobahn, the band members invested money into updating their studio. This meant they no longer had to rely on outside producers. At this time the painter and graphic artist Emil Schult became a regular collaborator with the band, working alongside the band. Schult designed artwork in addition to later co-writing lyrics and accompanying the group on tour.[6]
The year 1975 saw a turning point in Kraftwerk's live shows. With financial support from Phonogram in the US, it was able to undertake a multi-date tour to promote the Autobahn album. This tour took them to the US, Canada and the UK for the first time. The tour also saw a new, stable, live line-up in the form of a quartet. Hütter and Schneider both mainly played keyboard parts on synthesizers such as the Minimoog and ARP Odyssey, with Schneider's use of flute diminishing. The pair also sang vocals on stage for the first time, with Schneider also using a vocoder live. Wolfgang Flür and new recruit Karl Bartos performed live on self-made electronic percussions. Bartos also used a Deagan Vibraphone on stage. The Hütter-Schneider-Bartos-Flür formation is now regarded as the classic live line-up of Kraftwerk, which remained in place until the late 1980s. Emil Schult generally fulfilled the role of tour manager.[6]
After the 1975 Autobahn tour, Kraftwerk began work on a follow-up album, Radio-Activity (German title: Radio-Aktivität). After further investment in new equipment, the Kling Klang Studio became a fully working recording studio. It was decided that the new album would have a central theme. This theme came from Kraftwerk's shared interest in radio communication, which had become enhanced on their last tour of the United States. While Emil Schult began working on artwork and lyrics for the new album, the Kraftwerk began to work on the music. Radio-Activity was less successful in the UK and American markets, but it did open up the European market for Kraftwerk, gaining them a gold disc in France. Kraftwerk produced some promotional videos and performed several European live dates to promote the album. With the release of Autobahn and Radio-Activity, Kraftwerk had left behind its avant-garde experimentations and had moved forward towards electronic pop tunes.[6]
In 1976, Kraftwerk went out on tour in support of the Radio-Activity album. Despite some new innovations in touring, the band took a break from live performances after the Radio-Activity tour of 1976.
Trains, robots and computers (1977–1982)[link]
After having finished the Radio-Activity tour Kraftwerk began recording Trans-Europe Express (German: Trans-Europa Express) at Kling Klang Studio.[6] Trans-Europe Express was mixed at the Record Plant Studios in Los Angeles. It was around this time that Hütter and Schneider met David Bowie at Kling Klang Studio. A collaboration was mentioned in an interview with Hütter, but it never materialised. Kraftwerk had previously been offered a support slot on Bowie's Station to Station tour, but they turned it down. The release of Trans-Europe Express was marked with an extravagant train journey used as a press conference by EMI France. The album was released in March 1977.[6] The album won a disco award in New York later that year.
In May 1978 Kraftwerk released The Man-Machine (German: Die Mensch Maschine), recorded at the Kling Klang Studio. Due to the complexity of the recording the album was mixed at Studio Rudas in Düsseldorf. The band hired sound engineer Leanard Jackson from Detroit to work together with Joschko Rudas on the final mix of the record. The Man-Machine was the first Kraftwerk album where Karl Bartos was co-credited as songwriter. The cover to the new album was produced in black, white and red, the artwork was inspired by Russian artist El Lissitzky and the Suprematism movement. The image of the band on the front cover was photographed by Gunther Frohling. This showed the band dressed in red shirts and black ties. Following the release of The Man-Machine Kraftwerk would not release an album for another three years.[6]
In May 1981 Kraftwerk released the album Computer World (German: Computerwelt) on EMI records.[6] The album was recorded at Kling Klang Studio between 1978 and 1981.[6] A lot of this time was spent modifying the Kling Klang Studio so the band could take it on tour with them.[6] Some of the electronic vocals on Computer World were created using a Texas Instruments Language Translator.[8] "Computer Love" was released as a single from the album backed with the earlier Kraftwerk track "The Model".[6] Radio DJs were more interested in the B-side so the single was repackaged by EMI and re-released with "The Model" as the A-side. The single reached the number one position in the UK, making "The Model" Kraftwerk's most successful record in the UK.[6] The band's live set focused increasingly on song-based material, with greater use of vocals and the use of sequencing equipment for percussion and musical lines. The approach taken by the group was to use the sequencing equipment interactively, thus allowing room for improvisation. Ironically Kraftwerk did not own a computer at the time of recording Computer World.
Kraftwerk returned to the live scene with the Computer World tour of 1981, where the band effectively packed up its entire Kling Klang studio and took it on the road. The band also developed an increasing use of visual elements in the live shows during this period. This included back-projected slides and films, increasingly synchronised with the music as the technology developed, the use of hand-held miniaturised instruments during the set (for example, during "Pocket Calculator"), and, perhaps most famously, the use of replica mannequins of themselves to perform onstage during the song "The Robots".
Cycling non-stop (1983–1989)[link]
In 1982 Kraftwerk began to work on a new album that initially had the working title Technicolor but due to trademark issues was changed to Techno Pop. One of the songs from these recording sessions was "Tour de France", which EMI released as a single in 1983. This song was a reflection of the band's new-found obsession for cycling. After the physically demanding Computer World tour, Ralf Hütter had been looking for forms of exercises that fitted in with the image of Kraftwerk; subsequently he encouraged the group to become vegetarians and take up cycling. "Tour de France" included sounds that followed this theme including bicycle chains, gear mechanisms and the breathing of the cyclist. At the time of the single's release Ralf Hütter tried to persuade the rest of the band that they should record a whole album based around cycling. The other members of the band were not convinced, and the theme was left to the single alone.[6] "Tour de France" was released in German and French. The vocals of the song were recorded on the Kling Klang Studio stairs to create the right atmosphere.[6] "Tour de France" was featured in the 1984 film Breakin', showing the influence that Kraftwerk had on black American dance music.[6]
During the recording of "Tour de France", Ralf Hütter was involved in a serious cycling accident.[6] He suffered head injuries and was left in a coma for a few days. During 1983 Wolfgang Flür was beginning to spend less time in the studio. Since the band began using sequencers his role as a drummer was becoming less frequent. He preferred to spend his time travelling with his girlfriend. Flür was also experiencing artistic difficulties with the band. After his final work on the 1986 album Electric Café (a.k.a. Techno Pop) he hardly returned to the Kling Klang Studio.[7] Wolfgang Flür left the band in 1987 and was replaced by Fritz Hilpert.[9]
In the mix (1990–1999)[link]
After years of withdrawal from live performance Kraftwerk began to tour Europe more frequently again. In February 1990 they played a few secret shows in Italy. Karl Bartos left the band shortly afterwards. The next proper tour was in 1991, for the album The Mix. Hütter and Schneider wished to continue the synth-pop quartet style of presentation, and recruited Fernando Abrantes as a replacement for Bartos. Abrantes left the band shortly after though. In late 1991, long time Kling Klang Studio sound engineer Henning Schmitz was brought in to finish the remainder of the tour and to complete a new version of the quartet that remained active until 2008. In 1997 they had a famous appearance at dance festival Tribal Gathering held in England.[10] In 1998, the group toured the US and Japan for the first time since 1981, along with shows in Brazil and Argentina. Three new songs were performed during this period, which remain unreleased. Following this trek, the group decided to take another break.[11]
In July 1999 the single "Tour de France" was reissued in Europe by EMI after it had been out of print for several years.[12] It was released for the first time on CD in addition to a repressing of the 12-inch vinyl single. Both versions feature slightly altered artwork that removed the faces of Flür and Bartos from the four man cycling paceline depicted on the original cover.[12] In 1999 ex-member Flür published his autobiography in Germany, Ich war ein Roboter.[13] Later English-language editions of the book were titled Kraftwerk: I Was a Robot.[13]
The single "Expo 2000" was released in December 1999.[14] The track was remixed and re-released as "Expo Remix" in November 2000.[15]
Touring the globe (2000–2009)[link]
In August 2003 the band released Tour de France Soundtracks, its first album of new material since 1986's Electric Café.[16] In January and February 2003, prior to the release of the album, the band started the extensive Minimum-Maximum world tour, using four customised Sony VAIO laptop computers, effectively leaving the entire Kling Klang studio at home in Germany. The group also obtained a new set of transparent video panels to replace its four large projection screens. This greatly streamlined the running of all of the group's sequencing, sound-generating, and visual-display software. From this point, the band's equipment increasingly reduced manual playing, replacing it with interactive control of sequencing equipment.
Hütter retains the most manual performance, still playing musical lines by hand on a controller keyboard and singing live vocals and having a repeating ostinato. Schneider's live vocoding has been replaced by software-controlled speech-synthesis techniques. In November 2003, the group made a surprising appearance at the MTV European Music Awards in Edinburgh, Scotland, performing "Aerodynamik". The same year a promotional box set entitled 12345678 (subtitled The Catalogue) was issued,[17] with plans for a proper commercial release to follow. The box featured remastered editions of the group's core eight studio albums, from Autobahn to Tour de France Soundtracks. This long-awaited box-set would eventually be released in a dfferent set of remasters in November 2009.
In June 2005 the band's first-ever official live album, Minimum-Maximum, which was compiled from the shows during the band's tour of spring 2004, received extremely positive reviews.[18] The album contained reworked tracks from existing studio albums. This included a track titled "Planet of Visions" that was a reworking of "Expo 2000".[18] In support of this release, Kraftwerk made another quick sweep around the globe with dates in Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Turkey, and Greece. In December, the DVD release of Minimum-Maximum was made available. During 2006, the band performed at festivals in Norway, the Czech Republic, Spain, Belgium and Germany.
In April 2008 the group played three shows in US cities Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Denver, and was a co-headliner at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. This was their second appearance at the festival since 2004. Further shows were performed in Ireland, Poland, Ukraine, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Singapore in late 2008. Kraftwerk's headline set at Global Gathering in Melbourne, Australia on 22 November 2008 was cancelled moments before it was scheduled to begin, due to a heart problem of Fritz Hilpert.[19] The touring quartet consisted of Ralf Hütter, Henning Schmitz, Fritz Hilpert, and video technician Stefan Pfaffe. Original member Florian Schneider was absent from the lineup. Hütter stated that he was working on other projects.[20]
On 21 November 2008 Kraftwerk officially confirmed Florian Schneider's departure from the band.[21] The Independent commented on that incident: "There is something brilliantly Kraftwerkian about the news that Florian Schneider, a founder member of the German electronic pioneers, is leaving the band to pursue a solo career. Many successful bands break up after just a few years. It has apparently taken Schneider and his musical partner, Ralf Hütter, four decades to discover musical differences."[22]
Kraftwerk has performed concerts in Wolfsburg, Germany, Manchester, UK, and Randers, Denmark with special 3D background graphics. Members of the audience were able to watch this multimedia part of the show with 3D glasses, which were given out. During the Manchester concert (part of the 2009 Manchester International Festival)[23] four members of the GB cycling squad (Jason Kenny, Ed Clancy, Jamie Staff and Geraint Thomas) rode around the Velodrome while the band performed "Tour de France".[24] The group also played several festival dates in 2009, last being Bestival in September 2009.[25]
Kraftwerk finally released The Catalogue box set on 16 November 2009.[17][26][27] It is a 12" LP-sized box set containing all eight remastered CDs in cardboard slipcases, as well as LP-sized booklets of photographs and artwork for each individual album. Due to licensing issues, three of these albums--Computer World, Electric Cafe (now re-christened with its original working title of Techno Pop)[28] and The Mix--are available in the U.S. only as part of the boxed set.
The Techno Pop album contains a slightly revised track listing from its predecessor Electric Cafe: the song "The Telephone Call" now appears in its much shorter single mix, and that single's b-side remix, "House Phone," has been added as a proper album track.
The present[link]
Although not officially confirmed, Ralf Hütter suggested that a second boxed set of their first three experimental albums—Kraftwerk, Kraftwerk 2 and Ralf and Florian—could be on its way, possibly seeing commercial release after their next studio album: "We've just never really taken a look at those albums. They've always been available, but as really bad bootlegs. Now we have more artwork. Emil has researched extra contemporary drawings, graphics, and photographs to go with each album, collections of paintings that we worked with, and drawings that Florian and I did. We took a lot of Polaroids in those days." Kraftwerk also released an iOS app called Kraftwerk Kling Klang Machine.[29] The Lenbach House in Munich exhibited some Kraftwerk 3-D pieces in Autumn 2011. Kraftwerk performed three concerts to open the exhibit.[30]
Kraftwerk played at Ultra Music Festival in Miami on March 23 2012. The Museum of Modern Art announced an exhibit titled Kraftwerk - Retrospective 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 where the band performed their studio discography from Autobahn to Tour de France over the course of 8 days.
Music[link]
Like many other so-called Krautrock bands Kraftwerk was heavily influenced by the pioneering compositions of Karlheinz Stockhausen. Hütter has also listed The Beach Boys as a major influence,[31] which is apparent in its 1975 chart smash, Autobahn.
Kraftwerk's lyrics deal with post-war European urban life and technology—traveling by car on the Autobahn, traveling by train, using home computers, and the like. Usually, the lyrics are very minimal but reveal both an innocent celebration of, and a knowing caution about, the modern world, as well as playing an integral role in the rhythmic structure of the songs. Many of Kraftwerk's songs express the paradoxical nature of modern urban life—a strong sense of alienation existing side-by-side with a celebration of the joys of modern technology.[citation needed]
All of Kraftwerk's albums from Radio-Activity onwards have been released in separate versions: one with German vocals for sale in Germany, Switzerland and Austria and one with English vocals for the rest of the world, with occasional variations in other languages when conceptually appropriate.
Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk's activities. Also, despite its live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in its performances. This trait can be traced back to the group's roots in the first experimental Krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but, significantly, it has continued to be a part of its playing even as it makes ever greater use of digital and computer-controlled sequencing in its performances. Some of the band's familiar compositions have been observed to have developed from live improvisations at its concerts or sound-checks.[citation needed]
Technological innovations[link]
Throughout their career, Kraftwerk has pushed the limits of music technology with some notable innovations, such as self-made instruments and custom built devices. The group has always perceived their Kling Klang Studio as a complex music instrument as well as a sound laboratory, especially Florian Schneider developed a fascination for music technology, with the result that the technical aspects of sound generation and recording gradually became his main fields of activity within the band.[6]
Kraftwerk used a custom built vocoder on their albums Ralf und Florian and Autobahn; the device was constructed by electronic engineers P.Leunig and K.Obermayer of the PTB Braunschweig.[32] Hütter and Schneider hold a patent for an electronic drum kit with sensor pads, filed in July 1975 and issued in June 1977.[33] It has to be hit with metal sticks which are connected to the device to complete a circuit that triggers analog synthetic percussion sounds.[34] The band used this electronic drum kit on the album Autobahn, the following tour and it was featured on the BBC television series Tomorrow's World in 1975.[35] On the Radio-Activity tour in 1976 Kraftwerk tested out an experimental light-beam-activated drum cage allowing Flür to trigger electronic percussion through arm and hand movements. Unfortunately, the device did not work as planned, and it was quickly abandoned.[36] The same year Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider commissioned Bonn-based "Synthesizerstudio Bonn, Matten & Wiechers" to design and build the Synthanorma Sequenzer with Intervallomat, a 4x8 / 2x16 / 1x32 step-sequencer system with some features that commercial products couldn't provide at that time.[37] The music sequencer was used by the band for the first time to control the electronic sources creating the rhythmic sound of the album Trans Europe Express.[38]
Seclusion[link]
The band is notoriously reclusive; providing rare and enigmatic interviews, using life-size mannequins and robots to conduct official photo shoots, refusing to accept mail and not allowing visitors at Kling Klang Studio, whose precise location they used to keep secret. Another notable example of this eccentric behavior was reported to Johnny Marr of The Smiths by Karl Bartos, who explained that anyone trying to contact the band for collaboration would be told the studio telephone did not have a ringer, since during recording, the band did not like to hear any kind of noise pollution. Instead, callers were instructed to phone the studio precisely at a certain time, whereupon the phone would be answered by Ralf Hütter, despite never hearing the phone ring.[39] Chris Martin, lead singer of UK group Coldplay, anecdotally recalled, in a late 2007 article in Q about Kraftwerk, the process of requesting permission to use the melody from the track "Computer Love" in its 2005 release "Talk" from its album X&Y. He recalled writing them a letter and sending it through the lawyers of the respective parties and several weeks later receiving an envelope containing a handwritten reply that simply said 'yes'.[40]
Influence on other musicians[link]
Kraftwerk's music has directly influenced many popular artists from many diverse genres of music.[41]
Kraftwerk's musical style and image can be heard and seen in later electronic music successes such as Gary Numan, Ultravox, John Foxx, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Human League, Depeche Mode, Visage, and Soft Cell, to name a few. Kraftwerk would also go on to influence other forms of music such as hip hop, house, and drum and bass, and they are also regarded as pioneers of the electro genre.[42] Most notably, "Trans Europe Express" and "Numbers" were interpolated into "Planet Rock" by Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force, one of the earliest hip-hop/electro hits. Techno was created by three musicians from Detroit, often referred to as the 'Belleville three' (Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson & Derrick May), who fused the repetitive melodies of Kraftwerk with funk rhythms.[43]
Bjork has named Kraftwerk as one of her main musical influences.[44]
Joy Division and New Order were heavily influenced by Kraftwerk. Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis was a fan of Kraftwerk, and showed his colleagues records that would influence both groups. New Order's song "Your Silent Face" has some similarities with "Europe Endless", the first song on Trans-Europe Express, and had a working title of KW1, or Kraftwerk 1. New Order also recorded a song called "Krafty" that appeared as a single and on the album Waiting for the Sirens' Call. New Order also would sample "Uranium" in their 1983 songs "Blue Monday" and "The Beach".
David Bowie's "V-2 Schneider", which was released as the B-side to the "Heroes" single, and also features on the album "Heroes", is a tribute to Florian Schneider.
Electronic musician Kompressor has cited Kraftwerk as an influence. Kraftwerk is also mentioned in the song "Rappers We Crush" by Kompressor and MC Frontalot ("I hurry away, get in my Chrysler. Oh, the dismay!/Someone's replaced all of my Backstreet Boys with Kraftwerk tapes!").
Franz Ferdinand were inspired by Kraftwerk's song "The Model" when writing their song "Walk Away". The similarity is especially heard in the intro of the song.
Vince Clarke of Erasure, Yazoo, and Depeche Mode, is also a notable disco and Kraftwerk fan and is influenced by their music. Daniel Miller, former boss of Mute Records, purchased the vocoder used by Kraftwerk in their early albums, comparing it to owning Jimi Hendrix's guitar.[45]
Simple Minds recorded a cover of the Kraftwerk track Neon Lights and included it on an all-cover tunes album by the same name,[46] they also played it live during their Graffiti Soul tour of 2009.
Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys, founding members of OMD, have stated that Kraftwerk was a major influence on their early work,[47] and covered "Neon Lights" on their 1991 album, Sugar Tax.[48] Further, a song on the 2010 album History of Modern is entitled RFWK- Ralf (Hütter), Florian (Schneider), Wolfgang (Flür), Karl (Bartos).
Kraftwerk is currently listed as the second most deserving band who has yet to receive enshrinement to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame according to the website, www.notinhalloffame.com. This was based on their high level of influence towards multiple artists.[49]
Dr. Alex Paterson of The Orb listed The Man-Machine as one of his 13 most favourite albums of all time.[50]
U2 recorded a cover version of "Neon Lights" and included it as the B-side of their 2004 single "Vertigo". The band also performed some Kraftwerk songs as snippets during live shows. U2's frontman Bono also stated he is a huge fan of the German electronic band.
Tribute bands[link]
Kraftwerk has spawned a large number of tribute bands over the course of their lengthy career. One of the most notable of these was established by Uwe Schmidt, also known as Senor Coconut, and Atom Heart. Performing as Senor Coconut, Schmidt in 2000 released El Baile Alemán, which was intended as a salute to, and a parody of, Kraftwerk. The album reworked a number of major Kraftwerk songs with Latin instrumentation in such a way that they could potentially be performed live as Latin dance numbers. Joby Burgess' Powerplant recorded three tracks - Tour de France, Radioactivity and Pocket Calculator - alongside Steve Reich's Electric Counterpoint and featuring the Elysian Quartet[51] British comedian Bill Bailey has also affectionately parodied the band in his live shows. In 2007, 8-Bit Operators: The Music of Kraftwerk was released by the group "8-Bit Operators" on Kraftwerk's US home label Astralwerks and EMI Records worldwide. It featured cover versions of Kraftwerk songs by several prominent chiptune artists. Kraftwerk's Ralf Hutter personally selected the tracks for the release.[52]
Slovenian avant-garde group Laibach's founding member Tomaz Hostnik claimed that "Ohm sweet Ohm" was one of his favourite songs; therefore this song was used by Laibach in their track dedicated to their deceased member titled "Hostnik" from Krst pod Triglavom OST[53] and in documentary Victory Under The Sun. Laibach also used samples from Kraftwerk's works in their 3.Oktober single from 1990. Laibach's songs appeared also in two compilations dedicated to Kraftwerk which were Trans Slovenia Express vol. 1 and vol. 2. In vol. 1 appeared Laibach's "Zrcalo sveta" which was really their "Apologija Laibach" (written by Hostnik shortly before his death), "3. Oktober" and rework of "Kometenmelodie Part I" made by Laibach's subgroup 300.000 V.K. For vol. 2 Laibach reworked their own song "Brat moj" into "Bruderschaft", which was made as if Kraftwerk created that song themselves. Also, Laibach's concert "Das Kreuzschach und vier Schachspieler" which was based on Laibach's reinterpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach's "Kunst der Fuge" was dedicated, among others, to Kraftwerk.[54]
Members[link]
- Current members
- Ralf Hütter – lead vocals, vocoder, synthesizers, organ, drums and percussion, bass guitar, piano (1970–1971, 1971–present)
- Fritz Hilpert – electronic percussion, sound engineering (1987–present)
- Henning Schmitz – electronic percussion, live keyboards (1991–present), sound engineering (1978–present)
- Stefan Pfaffe – video technician (2008–present)
- Past members
- Florian Schneider – synthesizers, background vocals, vocoder, computer-generated vocals, acoustic and electronic flute,
live saxophone, percussion, electric guitar, violin (1970–2008) - Houschäng Néjadepour – electric guitar (1970)
- Plato Kostic (a.k.a. Plato Riviera) – bass guitar (1970)
- Peter Schmidt – drums (1970)
- Charly Weiss – drums (1970)
- Thomas Lohmann - drums (1970)
- Eberhard Kranemann – bass guitar (1970)
- Andreas Hohmann – drums (1970)
- Klaus Dinger – drums (1970–1971)
- Michael Rother – electric guitar (1971)
- Emil Schult – electric guitar, electronic violin (1973)
- Wolfgang Flür – electronic percussion (1973–1987)
- Klaus Röder – electric guitar, electronic violin (1974)
- Karl Bartos – electronic percussion, live vibraphone, live keyboards (1975–1991)
- Fernando Abrantes – electronic percussion, synthesizer (1991)
Discography[link]
Main article: Kraftwerk discography
- Kraftwerk (1970)
- Kraftwerk 2 (1972)
- Ralf und Florian (1973)
- Autobahn (1974)
- Radioaktivität (1975)
- Trans-Europa Express (1977)
- Die mensch Maschine (1978)
- Computerwelt (1981)
- "Tour de France" (single, 1983)
- Electric Café/Techno Pop (1986)
- The Mix (1991)
- "Expo 2000" (single, 1999)
- Tour de France Soundtracks/Tour de France (2003)
- Minimum-Maximum (live album, 2005)
Bibliography[link]
- 1994: "Kraftwerk: Man, Machine and Music" by Pascal Bussy
- 1998: "Kraftwerk: From Düsseldorf to the Future" by Tim Barr
- 1999: "Kraftwerk: I Was a Robot" by Wolfgang Flür
- 2000: "A Short Introduction to Kraftwerk" by Vanni Neri & Giorgio Campani
- 2002: "Kraftwerk: The Music Makers" by Albert Koch
- 2005: "Kraftwerk Photobook" by Kraftwerk (included in the Minimum-Maximum Notebook set)
- 2010: Kraftwerk: Music Non-Stop, edited by Sean Albiez and David Pattie
Sources[link]
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- Flür, Wolfgang (2001). "Kraftwerk": I Was A Robot. Sanctuary Publishing. ISBN 978-1-86074-417-4.
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