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Trans-Europe Express - Kraftwerk

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Manufacturer : Capitol
Release date : 26 September 1995
Number of discs : 1
EAN : 0077774647328
UPC : 766485001870
Electronic (3), Electronica (2), Cd (1), 1970's (1), Germany (1), 1970s (1), 70's (1), Chris (1), Abstract (1), Krautrock (1), M (1), Kraut (1), Pitchfork 70s (1), Electro (1), Techno (1), German (1)

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It's ironic that electronica's forefathers include two German bands whom, at least on the surface, were polar opposites. On the one hand, there was Can--shaggy, Stockhausen-trained advocates of trance improvisation--and on the other, Kraftwerk: clean-cut control freaks and masters of the pristine machine groove. Yet, even at their most robotic, Kra ... (more)


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Track listing

1. Europe Endless
2. Hall Of Mirrors
3. Showroom Dummies
4. Trans Europe Express
5. Metal On Metal
6. Franz Schubert
7. Endless Endless

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Trans-Europe Express

Posted : 1 month, 3 weeks ago at Sep 30 23:50
This is one of my all-time favorite albums. The proto-New Wave, vaguely early industrial rock and Euro-obsessed robotic nature of the entire album intrigues me. From the beginning notes of “Europe Endless” to the machine-like stomps and crunches of “Metal on Metal,” this is a great headphones album. The sonic landscapes and textures are perfectly constructed things of beauty. The repetition and bloops sound like nothing a human could have possibly constructed – they’re repeated too perfectly and segue too smoothly into new and richer sounds. Quite a few of the songs are instrumental only. The best of the instrumental tracks is the harmonious and gorgeous “Franz Schubert.” It borrows elements from “Europe Endless” and “Trans-Europe Express,” but contains its own ...Read more