04-30-2004, 08:30 AM
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04.29.04 THE MAN-MACHINE
I just came back from seeing Kraftwerk performing live at the Warfield in San Francisco last night... and what a show! Ultra-secretive and Kubrick-like in their output, Kraftwerk pioneered the electronic music scene on albums like 1974's groundbreaking Autobahn, 1978's Die Mensch Maschine all the way up to last year's brilliant Tour de France Soundtracks. The show itself was absolutely mind-blowing. Standing at their laptops were founding members Ralf Hutter and Florian Schneider, along with new collaborators Fritz Hilpert and Henning Schmitz, behind them an arsenal of eye-popping visuals and all around a sound system that shook your insides. Truly, the geeks had inherited the Earth last night.
Up next for Kraftwerk is a new re-release of the group's entire catalogue. The recently completed project of digitally transferring Kraftwerk's vast archive of recordings and sound sources from their rotting master tapes will result in the re-release of all eight albums (Autobahn, Radioactivity, Trans Europe Express, The Man Machine, Computer World, Electric Cafe, The Mix and Tour de France Soundtracks) in the coming months. The new remastered editions, arriving under the "Kling Klang Studio Digital Master 2004" banner, will be available individually and in a box set titled simply The Catalogue. Stay tuned for more details on these as they become available.
04.29.04 THE MAN-MACHINE
I just came back from seeing Kraftwerk performing live at the Warfield in San Francisco last night... and what a show! Ultra-secretive and Kubrick-like in their output, Kraftwerk pioneered the electronic music scene on albums like 1974's groundbreaking Autobahn, 1978's Die Mensch Maschine all the way up to last year's brilliant Tour de France Soundtracks. The show itself was absolutely mind-blowing. Standing at their laptops were founding members Ralf Hutter and Florian Schneider, along with new collaborators Fritz Hilpert and Henning Schmitz, behind them an arsenal of eye-popping visuals and all around a sound system that shook your insides. Truly, the geeks had inherited the Earth last night.
Up next for Kraftwerk is a new re-release of the group's entire catalogue. The recently completed project of digitally transferring Kraftwerk's vast archive of recordings and sound sources from their rotting master tapes will result in the re-release of all eight albums (Autobahn, Radioactivity, Trans Europe Express, The Man Machine, Computer World, Electric Cafe, The Mix and Tour de France Soundtracks) in the coming months. The new remastered editions, arriving under the "Kling Klang Studio Digital Master 2004" banner, will be available individually and in a box set titled simply The Catalogue. Stay tuned for more details on these as they become available.
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