I saw them live in 1981 & 1991 in Manchester and it was an education, both those gigs, of course, they shipped over their entire studio, now it is 4 laptops, quite amazing how they have always been in front where technology is concerned.

6 years since last album, I seem to recall that they stated now that everything had been transferred over to digital format output would be much greater!!!

What is sadly lacking is a compilation of all their singles now that would be a must for any electronic fan.

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Thanks for posting this.

Perfect timing, as I'm still reading Wolfgang Flür's account of the same period

thanks also MemberD for posting the link

nice interview, wish it were longer

Yes I sort of had the feeling that it's 'cut off' or maybe 'to be continued..'.
Anyway interesting to learn a bit more about the early days.
Is this really the first journalist to have noticed the link between 'Autobahn' to 'TEE', or is Bartos being 'funny'? :rolleyes:

it certainly stuck out, and it say's he laughed, but it could have been the equivalent of dry humour...

For all the anoraks out there, (me included), there is someone answering questions on Mastermind tonight (Friday). Specialist subject Kraftwerk.

BBC2, either 19:00 or 19:30.

New interview in The Guardian today: link

Thanks D. So the remasters WILL come! And a new album WILL come!
All in Kraftwerkian time ... :rolleyes:
I'll be patient, I'll be patient!

Reamsters? Did I hear the term Kraftwerk remasters??

The sound on the original Kraftwerk cds are reasonable, but the volume is very low level. Wonder the likelyhood of extra tracks included??