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Kraftwerk - Transmission Impossible (CD) (UK Import)

Kraftwerk - Transmission Impossible (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Kraftwerk

Music Genre: Electronic, Rock

Label
Eat To The Beat
Cat No
ETTB141
Released
2022
Pressing
UK
Styles
Avantgarde, Electro, Krautrock

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ArtistKraftwerk
LabelEat To The Beat
Catalogue no.ETTB141
GenreElectronic and Rock
Released3 June 2022
Barcode0823564035802

Kraftwerk — Transmission Impossible
Format: CD • Label: Eat To The Beat (ETTB141) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Avantgarde, Electro, Krautrock

Tracklist:
1-1. Vom Himmel Hoch
1-2. Ruckzuck
1-3. Stradovarius
1-4. Megaherz
1-5. Ruckzuck
1-6. Interview With Florian Schneider
2-1. Ruckzuck
2-2. Kometenmelodie
2-3. Autobahn
2-4. Airwaves
2-5. Tongebirge/Tanzmusik
2-6. Mitternacht
3-1. Numbers
3-2. Computerworld
3-3. Computerlove
3-4. Home Computer
3-5. Neon Lights
3-6. Autobahn
3-7. Showroom Dummies
3-8. Trans Europe Express
3-9. The Robots
3-10. It's More Fun To Compute

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Kraftwerk Live 11/15/1970 Karussell Der Jugend Allerheiligenkirmes Soest

  • Florian Schneider Interview Silverstar Club 1988

  • Kraftwerk Live 3/22/1975 Sartory-Säle Cologne (2 Source Mix)

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About the artist

German group formed in Düsseldorf in 1970. Formerly known as Organisation, Kraftwerk debuted live as the trio of Ralf Hütter, Florian Schneider-Esleben and Charly Weiss at the Tivoli Popfestival, Aachen on 11 July 1970. Klaus Dinger then took over as drummer. Gigs between 26 December 1970 and 31 July 1971 omitted Hütter, with various line-ups including Michael Rother and others. After a gig in the Weserberglands of Germany on 31 July 1971, Dinger & Rother then split-off forming Neu!. Shortly after, Hütter returned. First known Hütter/Schneider gig is 22 November 1971 at the Sachsenwald Gymnasium, Hamburg.

Current members:
Ralf Hütter (July 1970 to December 1970, September 1971-) Lead Vocals, Vocoder, Synthesizers, Keyboards, Organ, Drums and Percussion, Guitar, Bass Guitar
Henning Schmitz (1987-) Electronic Percussion (1987–) Sound Engineering
Falk Grieffenhagen (2013-) Electronic Percussion
Georg Bongartz (2023-) Video Technician

Former Members:
Karl Bartos (1974-1991) Electronic Percussion
Klaus Dinger (1970-1971) Drum
Wolfgang Flür (1973-1987) Electronic Percussion
Andreas Hohmann (1970) Drum
Eberhard Kranemann (1970-1971) Bass Guitar
Thomas Lohmann (1970) Drum
Houschäng Néjadepour (1970-1971) Electric Guitar
Michael Rother (1971) Electric Guitar
Florian Schneider-Esleben (1970-2008)
Charly Weiss (1970) Drums
Plato Kostic (a.k.a. Plato Riviera) (1970) Bass Guitar
Peter Schmidt (1970) Drums
Emil Schult (1973) Electric guitar, Electronic violin
Klaus Röder (1974) Electric guitar, Electronic violin
Fritz Hilpert (1987-2022) Electronic Percussion, Sound Engineering
Fernando Abrantes (1991) Electronic Percussion, Synthesizer
Stefan Pfaffe (2008-2012) Video Technician

Source: Discogs

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