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Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Played by: Juno Recommends Electro, Boywonder
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The Fairfield Four: UK Broadcast 1975 (limited gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BAU 016LP. Rel: 07 Jun 23
Experimental/Electronic
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Review: Kraftwerk's 1975 performance at Fairfield Hall in Croydon is the stuff of legend. Finally it is available as a high quality audio pressing that allows you to relive all its glorious futurism. The show was broadcast on radio as part of a short tour of the UK that came after the release of the German computer music pioneer's hugely popular Autobahn. It features tracks from that album as well as 'Die Sonne, Der Mond, Die Sterne' and 'Showroom Dummies.' A real piece of electronic music history that will spice up any collection.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Cat: MIND 838. Rel: 11 May 23
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Recorded in 1981, Turning Japanese captures Kraftwerk at the absolute height of their creative dominance, but sometime before their true induction into the household name superstar category of artists. Still representing a very forward thinking, boundary pushing and - as a result - specialist sound, this nine-track live recording feels like yesterday's tomorrow.
Opening with a stunning neo-classical synth overture, we're then taken on a journey through the mind of the man machine, an industrial yet somehow strangely human proto-electro world that is defined by order and structure, while still allowing for enough funk and groove to make sure feet, hips and more move seemingly of their own volition. Perhaps not the most insightful take on the pioneering German band - nothing here that hasn't been said before - nevertheless we hope it goes someway to describing how precise, refined and overwhelmingly infectious they can be on stage.
… Read moreOpening with a stunning neo-classical synth overture, we're then taken on a journey through the mind of the man machine, an industrial yet somehow strangely human proto-electro world that is defined by order and structure, while still allowing for enough funk and groove to make sure feet, hips and more move seemingly of their own volition. Perhaps not the most insightful take on the pioneering German band - nothing here that hasn't been said before - nevertheless we hope it goes someway to describing how precise, refined and overwhelmingly infectious they can be on stage.
out of stock $13.66
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Tribal Gathering The 1997 Festival Broadcast (gatefold clear vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: GR 017LTD. Rel: 06 Apr 23
Experimental/Electronic
in stock $23.71
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Review: Never before seeing an official LP release until now, 'Minimum-Maximum' was the first ever live album by techno pioneers Kraftwerk, disseminating a new form of concert in DVD form. The ubiquity of mass media - on which the band so readily commented - has now lent their efforts a solid deal in the form of a dual release by Transistor Music, spanning various appearances in cities including Tokyo, London, Tallinn and Warsaw. This version, 'Minimum', forms the album's first half, featuring such riveting retrofuturistic hits as 'Vitamin', 'Tour De France', 'Autobahn' and ''The Man-Machine'.
… Read moreout of stock $18.30
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Review: Never before seeing an official LP release until now, 'Minimum-Maximum' was the first ever live album by techno pioneers Kraftwerk, disseminating a new form of concert in DVD form. The ubiquity of mass media - on which the band so readily commented - has now lent their efforts a solid deal in the form of a dual release by Transistor Music, spanning various appearances in cities including Tokyo, London, Tallinn and Warsaw. This version, 'Maximum', forms the album's second half, featuring such electrifying robotic hits as 'The Robots', 'Aero Dynamik' and 'Computer World'.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Electro
out of stock $18.55
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Cat: LFM2CD 688. Rel: 25 Oct 22
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Back in 2004, during their tour promoting their 'Tour De France Soundtracks' album, Kraftwerk's performance at Cirkus in Stockholm was recorded for broadcast on Swedish radio. This two-disc set presents that recording in full. It's more atmospheric than some of their 'official' live albums (the audience sounds more involved) and includes some killer versions of hits and album tracks. The spruced-up, fully digitised re-make of 'The Model' is a blast, 'Radioactivity' dually creepy and utterly joyous, and the 'Computer World' medley - which also includes 'Home Computer' and 'It's More Fun To Compute' - utterly brilliant. The riotous, ten-minute show-closing take on 'Musique Non-Stop' is also superb.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Leftfield
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Review: Originally released digitally two years ago and here finally available on wax, Krafwerk's Remixes pairs a swathe of vintage reworks (mostly from the '90s and early-to-mid-2000s) with a handful of surprise 2018 reworks from the legendary German band. In this latter category you'll find a fantastic, slowed-down take on 'Musique Non-Stop' and two versions of 'The Robots' based on their 21st century live versions. Other highlights include Orbital's weighty, club-ready revision of 'Expo 2000', an early '90s Francois K extension of The Mix remake of 'Radioactivity', superb Motor City techno takes on 'Expo 2000' from DJ Rolando and Underground Resistance, and two storming Hot Chip remixes of cuts from the Tour De France LP.
… Read moreout of stock $24.23
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Computerwelt (remastered) (limited translucent yellow vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: 509996 9959011. Rel: 11 Aug 21
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Kraftwerk has made many terrific albums over the years, but we'd argue few better than 1981's Computerwelt (or, as we'd say in English, Computer World). Hugely influential on the emerging hip-hop scene in New York City - many now standard electro rhythms are based on those found on the album - and Detroit's techno pioneers, the album offers the right balance of far-sighted futurism, melodic brilliance and synth-pop style accessibility. It's an album that should be in everyone's collection, with this translucent yellow vinyl edition being particularly alluring. It boasts warm, heavy remastered sound and is presented in the original German form rather than the more familiar international edition with English lyrics.
… Read moreout of stock $29.65
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Collection (hand-numbered gatefold coloured vinyl 2xLP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: CR 013014. Rel: 16 Feb 21
Electro
Review: We are always excited when a vinyl reissue of German legends Kraftwerk comes in, and so should you! Some of their earliest and most seminal recordings are compiled here on Collection, such as 'Ruckzuck', 'Megaherz' and 'Vom Himmel Hock' which are taken from the band's 1970 debut release ('Silver Forest' appeared as a bonus track on some other versions), the exclusive 'Kakteen, Wuste, Sonne' is taken from a previously unofficial release the next year, and there's the addition of the much sought after rarity 'Ruckstoss Gondoliere'.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Electro
out of stock $85.34
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Autobahn (reissue) (limited heavyweight translucent blue vinyl LP + 12 page booklet)
Cat: 019029 5272432. Rel: 09 Oct 20
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Autobhan, the 1974 album that began Kraftwerk's ascent to legendary status, is still capable of making the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end. The headline attraction remains the absorbing, mesmerising, 22-minute title track, a musical whizz down an imaginary three-lane highway that's as evocative and atmospheric as they come. That said, the album's lesser-celebrated, more experimental flip-side tracks (and in particular the jaunty 'Kometenmelodie 2'), are also inspired. Here it gets the 2020 reissue treatment via a tasty blue vinyl pressing that comes packaged with a 12-page booklet of historic photos and typically utilitarian imagery.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Experimental, Juno Records Staff Picks
in stock $29.90
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The Man Machine (reissue) (limited heavyweight translucent red vinyl LP + 16 page booklet)
Cat: 019029 5272333. Rel: 09 Oct 20
Experimental/Electronic
Review: There isn't a more hit-packed Kraftwerk album than The Man Machine. First released in 1978 and here reissued on red vinyl accompanied by a fresh booklet of vintage images, the album boasts some of the German band's best loved songs, including 'The Robots', cheery sing-along 'The Model', the staggeringly good 'Neon Lights', and the bubbly title track. It shows how good the album is that such gems as 'Metropolis' and the picturesque 'Spacelab' - cuts that most other bands would kill to be able to write - tend to be ignored or overlooked. If you love electronic music, you need a copy of The Man Machine in your collection.
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Cat: RLL 044. Rel: 19 Aug 20
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Kraftwerk are a real red pill band; one taste and before you know it the rabbit hole grows ever deeper, more revealing and more mind-blowing. Even today, 50 years after inception, their contributions to krautrock, post-punk, techno and synth pop are as mesmerising as they are forward thinking, but this rare recording from a 1975 show really proves how innovative the inventors of the so-called Robotnik sound can be.
The opening, alternative interpretation of 'Autobahn', title track from their studio album released 12 months before this concert took place, is worth the price of the release on its own - spanning 25 minutes, it's a beguiling, twisting, turning, playful rendition that teases us into the far bolder 'Kometenmelodie' and the epic 'Ruckzuck'. Over far too quickly, at least this is one example of live prowess you can play over and over again.
… Read moreThe opening, alternative interpretation of 'Autobahn', title track from their studio album released 12 months before this concert took place, is worth the price of the release on its own - spanning 25 minutes, it's a beguiling, twisting, turning, playful rendition that teases us into the far bolder 'Kometenmelodie' and the epic 'Ruckzuck'. Over far too quickly, at least this is one example of live prowess you can play over and over again.
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
out of stock $26.56
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Soest Live (hand-numbered limited 180 gram yellow vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: ISPCLP 2202. Rel: 03 Aug 20
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Kraftwerk's Ralf Hutter has more or less disowned the krautrock-inspired music he and the late Florian Schneider recorded pre "Autobahn". From that album (1974) onwards, they became the electronic futurists we know and love today; before that, they swum in more organic musical pastures, mixing rudimentary synthesizer and other electronic instruments with guitars, drums, flutes and electric organ. It's this sound that's captured on "Soest Live", a rare recording captured for WDR-TV in 1970. Accompanied by drummer Klaus Dinger, Hutter and Schneider offered up a mixture of arty, proto-ambient experimentalism, and surprisingly funky, groove-based krautrock epics that combine prototype Kraftwerk grooves with the organic sounds of flute, violin and organ.
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Review: Kraftwerk's Ralf Hutter has more or less disowned the krautrock-inspired music he and the late Florian Schneider recorded pre "Autobahn". From that album (1974) onwards, they became the electronic futurists we know and love today; before that, they swum in more organic musical pastures, mixing rudimentary synthesizer and other electronic instruments with guitars, drums, flutes and electric organ. It's this sound that's captured on "Soest Live", a rare recording captured for WDR-TV in 1970. Accompanied by drummer Klaus Dinger, Hutter and Schneider offered up a mixture of arty, proto-ambient experimentalism, and surprisingly funky, groove-based krautrock epics that combine prototype Kraftwerk grooves with the organic sounds of flute, violin and organ.
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Played by: Dmitry Distant
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Gondel Kino: Bremen Germany June 25th 1971 (limited hand-numbered yellow splatter vinyl LP)
Cat: WEST 921. Rel: 18 May 15
Psych/Garage Rock
Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie, PAYFONE
out of stock $21.65
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Live At Ebbet Field In Denver May 20 1975/Live At Koeln Sartory Saal March 22 1975 (limited clear vinyl LP)
Cat: B 196. Rel: 05 Sep 13
Coldwave/Synth
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
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Played by: Rising Sun, Samo DJ
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Played by: AJELLO, Andy Ticker, Rolando, Mick Welch (Elektrosouls), Dmitry Distant, Juno Classics, ImiAFan
out of stock $32.23
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Review: "Electric Café" reissued on 160G gatefold vinyl and remastered. Although it came out in 1986 after computers had revolutionized music for ever, Kraftwerk still managed to up the ante with this amazing album and its classic cuts "Muzique Non Stop", "Telephone" and "Boing Boom Tschak". Very limited.
… Read morePlayed by: Rising Sun
out of stock $17.52
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Review: Classic and now out of print album from the originators of electronic music. Only a limited pressing on clear vinyl. Full picture sleeve.
… Read morePlayed by: Benji B Playlists
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Review: 'The Man-Machine' is closer to the sound and style that would define early new wave electro-pop. Less minimalistic in its arrangements and more complex and danceable in its underlying rhythms. Like its predecessor, 'Trans-Europe Express', there is the feel of a divided concept album, with some songs devoted to science fiction-esque links between humans and technology, often with electronically processed vocals ("The Robots," "Spacelab," and the title track); others take the glamour of urbanization as their subject ("Neon Lights" and "Metropolis"). Plus, there's "The Model," a character sketch that falls under the latter category but takes a more cynical view of the title character's glamorous lifestyle. More pop-oriented than any of their previous work, the sound of 'The Man-Machine' in particular among Kraftwerk's oeuvre had a tremendous impact on the cold, robotic synth pop of artists like Gary Numan, as well as Britain's later new-romantic movement.
… Read morePlayed by: Black Merlin, The Advent
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Cat: 326924 Rel: 09 Sep 08
Played by: Paul C & Paolo Martini
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Cat: 783504 Rel: 14 Jul 20
DVD on the history & music of Kraftwerk
Notes: Formed in 1970, Kraftwerk's contribution to the development of electronic music remains unsurpassed. Having inspired everyone from Bowie to Joy Division to Radiohead, this mysterious collective has also proven responsible for entire genres to emerge electronica, techno and synth-pop to name but three.
This DVD reviews the career and music of Kraftwerk, from their inception in the late 1960s through their most celebrated period in the mid-1970s, culminating with their resurgence during the 1980s. The film further explores how Kraftwerk both fitted into and pulled away from the electronic wing of what is often lazily referred to as Krautrock . Showing respect too for many of the groups German contemporaries from a similar impulse, and tracing the unfolding of electronics in German contemporary music generally, this programme presents a fascinating story previously untold on film.
Featuring exclusive and extensive interviews with ex-Kraftwerk members - Karl Bartos and Klaus Roder, German ambient and electronic musicians - Dieter Moebius [Kluster/Harmonia], Hans Joachim Rodelius [Kluster/Harmonia], Klaus Schulze [Tangerine Dream/ Ash Ra Tempel and Solo], Wolfgang Siedel [Eruption], Conrad Schnitzler [Kluster/Solo], Klaus Lohmer [engineer, Kraftwerk album] and many others. Also boasting further contributions from Electronic music experts and writers, and rare studio and live footage of the band, these all together make for perhaps the best film on the subject ever to emerge.
… Read moreThis DVD reviews the career and music of Kraftwerk, from their inception in the late 1960s through their most celebrated period in the mid-1970s, culminating with their resurgence during the 1980s. The film further explores how Kraftwerk both fitted into and pulled away from the electronic wing of what is often lazily referred to as Krautrock . Showing respect too for many of the groups German contemporaries from a similar impulse, and tracing the unfolding of electronics in German contemporary music generally, this programme presents a fascinating story previously untold on film.
Featuring exclusive and extensive interviews with ex-Kraftwerk members - Karl Bartos and Klaus Roder, German ambient and electronic musicians - Dieter Moebius [Kluster/Harmonia], Hans Joachim Rodelius [Kluster/Harmonia], Klaus Schulze [Tangerine Dream/ Ash Ra Tempel and Solo], Wolfgang Siedel [Eruption], Conrad Schnitzler [Kluster/Solo], Klaus Lohmer [engineer, Kraftwerk album] and many others. Also boasting further contributions from Electronic music experts and writers, and rare studio and live footage of the band, these all together make for perhaps the best film on the subject ever to emerge.
Played by: Juno Recommends Leftfield
out of stock $6.71
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